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• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/02 (Thu) 10:29
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845
in ？

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/02 (Thu) 10:33
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＃ 844 There are many meanings to harshness.
It shows the extent to which you only criticize without writing your thoughts.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/02 (Thu) 18:37
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#You don't even write your thoughts down
you have written them down

eyes, mouth and ears are not decoration
I don't think you understand this.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/02 (Thu) 18:47
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Your eyes, mouth and ears aren't decorations

You hear one and know ten.

• ｗ
• 2020/07/02 (Thu) 18:50
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Ears are sinuses
Eyes are knot holes

That's all there is to it
here

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/02 (Thu) 18:54
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＃ 849,850 You need to write what you think strict means.
Eyes, mouth and ears are not decoration.

• もぬけの殻
• 2020/07/03 (Fri) 09:34
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Everywhere I go in the city, there are empty storefronts.

I think there are even more this month.

• そうそう。
• 2020/07/03 (Fri) 09:58
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We will know better when the economy reopens.　Many restaurants will not reopen.　Businesses that have gone out of business are not visible at this time.
Selling real estate will be much, much later.　I'm assuming the price moves will start a year from now.

• 確かに。
• 2020/07/03 (Fri) 10:18
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They would just have to quickly bankrupt the company and leave it with the strength to restart rather than keep it for a year without sales. There will be plenty of new business after the reopening. I'm looking forward to it.

• そうそう。
• 2020/07/03 (Fri) 10:29
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＃ 861
I see.　So if there is a price drop, we should expect it in a little over a year ？ or two years ？.

• それはね、
• 2020/07/03 (Fri) 10:32
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Of course Realtors don't talk about not selling. LOL

Offers are coming in because there are fewer properties on the market.
The number of properties sold in Los Angeles last month was down 45% from last year.

• そりゃ
• 2020/07/03 (Fri) 10:59
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#864, why compare only the number of properties and not the price ？
of course the number of properties sold is down, because the number of properties on the market itself is down.
but prices are going up, why not compare that ？

• そうそう。
• 2020/07/03 (Fri) 11:55
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Not because the price is also linked to the volume of sales ？ The volume of sales and purchases is good information to predict the price.

• 567
• 2020/07/03 (Fri) 13:56
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The real estate market is booming right now.
Read the US news and you'll understand.

• どーでもいいけど。
• 2020/07/03 (Fri) 20:55
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Tesla's president has sold all of his real estate. Meaning.

He said the reason was because he no longer wanted to own it.

• 仙人
• 2020/07/11 (Sat) 09:59
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Real estate is location, location, location.

Don't buy a place that is inconvenient or far away just because it is cheap.
A home is an investment property, not just a place to live.

A good locale will fetch more than twice as much as a bad location.

• 経費の無駄
• 2020/07/11 (Sat) 10:07
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It looks like United Airlines is going to fire a lot of people.
I don't think I'll be traveling without a plan anymore from now on.

• 採算がとれない
• 2020/07/11 (Sat) 10:29
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Every commercial property is full of vacant stores due to the storm of withdrawals, but
this is going to have a big impact somewhere down the road.

• 腹ただしい。
• 2020/07/11 (Sat) 16:08
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Commercial properties may have to be reshaped.

• そうかも
• 2020/07/12 (Sun) 10:36
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We have been letting the homeless stay in hotels for the past few months, but I think we are spending a tremendous amount of taxpayer money.
It would be much better to convert commercial properties into shelters.

• 存在意義。
• 2020/07/12 (Sun) 13:09
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The raison d'etre of homelessness.

A true waste of taxpayer money.

• 存在意義。
• 2020/07/12 (Sun) 19:25
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Homeless people remind me of zombie movies.

• 変化へ柔軟に対応
• 2020/07/13 (Mon) 09:01
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Many restaurant chains are also coming out of bankruptcy.
There are some restaurants that are doing very well with delivery using apps, and there is a big difference between the two.

As expected, Tatsu Ramen and Daikokuya, which have been successful in the U.S., are quick to do things and are also great at making improvements in response to changes.

• にわか大家増えてない？
• 2020/07/13 (Mon) 10:21
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• ううむ。
• 2020/07/13 (Mon) 15:24
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As long as the Chinese buy houses in LA immediately with cash, the price won't go down. Not only Chinese, but rich foreigners, no matter how much, will close immediately by popping in and paying cash. No matter how many loans you can get, you can't win.

• 破産、破産
• 2020/07/19 (Sun) 09:45
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Bankruptcies had been suppressed by government bailout programs, but the number of bankruptcies has been increasing rapidly since around mid-June.

• 今
• 2020/07/19 (Sun) 10:30
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That's business ？
The average person has no bankruptcy specs. They've already been deferred on their credit cards and mortgages for months.
On top of that, modifications and consolidations can lower the amount significantly.
Businesses are experiencing an increase in bankruptcies, but the average person is not.

• 差別と区別は違う
• 2020/07/19 (Sun) 11:40
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You know, if business is going bankrupt, it means that individuals will soon be bankrupt too,
special unemployment benefits from the government will end next week, and unemployment insurance will be cut off after a maximum of 39 weeks.
Well, the government will help in various ways until the presidential election, but once the election is over, the market will take over and the stock market and the economy will be in shambles.

• なりません。
• 2020/07/19 (Sun) 11:49
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Don't worry, everyone is beginning to realize that this is an exaggeration, and no one can survive if the economy doesn't turn around. Money is an illusion to begin with.

• 差別と区別は違う
• 2020/07/19 (Sun) 13:39
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In the end, even if we talk nicely, it is only the rich and the privileged who accumulate wealth, and the middle class and below are just pawns to be used and discarded.

• 個人とビジネスは別
• 2020/07/19 (Sun) 14:16
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Personal bankruptcy and business bankruptcy are completely different

Now with the Corona measure, the government is letting the homeless stay in hotels and apartments so that no one is on the street.
Tenants who don't pay rent are not evicted.
The bank does not forclose on homeowners who cannot pay their mortgages for months.
They respond to generous modifications.
Credit card companies and banks are no different. They are responding to generous consolidation by deferring payment for many months to those who are behind on their payments.

Business bankruptcy is completely different because it is in a sense a bailout for the business owner.

• 考えました
• 2020/07/19 (Sun) 14:42
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Is there a safe area in the LA suburbs with cheap rent ？ I'd like to get away from LA for a bit.

• No foreclosure
• 2020/07/19 (Sun) 16:07
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There will be no Foreclosure unless Corona settles.
The Foreclosure department of the bank has stopped all foreclosures and is responding to Loan Modification.

• あほですか？
• 2020/07/19 (Sun) 16:15
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896
The delusion is bad.

• 差別と区別は違う
• 2020/07/19 (Sun) 17:29
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893
That is just postponing the problem.
You are not exempt from paying the mortgage, rent, or credit cards, and you will eventually have to pay them.
Even if you don't have to pay the mortgage, you still have to pay property taxes, property insurance, and other expenses. Even if you don't have to pay rent, you still have to pay non-rent expenses. Even if you are exempted from paying credit card bills, you cannot use your credit card if you exceed the credit card limit. Unemployment insurance is not available after 39 weeks, and considering the average amount of debt the average American has, it is obvious that they will not be able to get by.
The current bailout is only in anticipation of the presidential election.
If the business fails, of course individuals will have no work options and will eventually go bankrupt.

• だから。
• 2020/07/19 (Sun) 17:31
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If Trump loses the war, the entire nation will become slaves to the Democrats. I think I'll go back to Japan.

• 差別と区別は違う
• 2020/07/19 (Sun) 17:46
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Also, once the presidential election is over, Corona will settle down.
Corona is just another tool for the presidential election.

• No foreclosure
• 2020/07/19 (Sun) 20:29
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Don't write random things without knowing better.

Loan Modification can get you a new loan, and it's at almost the lowest interest rate ever.
Someone I know was able to get a loan with a 2.75% interest rate, and even though the Loan Balance increased, the monthly payment is significantly less. Property tax is not even a Penalty now, even if you can't pay it.
Tenants will have to pay Rent at some point, but homeowners will not be in Foreclosure if they re-mortgage at the lowest interest rate now.
Debt consolidation on credit cards is not uncommon to get the debt cut in half or even less.

• 確かに。
• 2020/07/19 (Sun) 20:58
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↑ But this time it's PANDEMIC.

• 所詮金
• 2020/07/19 (Sun) 21:19
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904
Money is just a common value to control the world. When it is out of balance, it changes its value to avoid conflict and starvation. Those who can realize what is more important than money in this pandemic will be the winners of the New Normal.

• 都市伝説レベル
• 2020/07/20 (Mon) 10:36
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#902

It's just paranoia of Trump followers.
What about the claim that the number of infected people in Democrat states was a false report ？
The whole world wouldn't work for the US presidential election.

• さぁ。。
• 2020/07/20 (Mon) 13:46
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909
I can still pay my rent on time and get EDD, so I guess it's just the beginning ？ ？ The real fear is.

• 持ち家
• 2020/07/20 (Mon) 14:38
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↑ You can be delinquent for 6 months for owner-occupied homes, too.

• 怖いのはpandemic
• 2020/07/20 (Mon) 14:43
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If you don't pay for 6 months, you can just refinance after 6 months
Homeowners have an advantage over renters.

• 無知
• 2020/07/21 (Tue) 21:45
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Can someone who can't pay for 6 months pay for the 7th month ？?

• 怖いのはPandemic
• 2020/07/21 (Tue) 22:13
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Even if they can't pay from the 7th month on, they can do it this year, the bank won't say it out loud, but probably for the next few months of next year.
The bank can't foreclose on the house now that having the house lost is an infection, a life issue.
Also, many people Cash out tens of thousands of dollars when refinancing against the Value of the house.
Now that interest rates are at historic lows, they can still reduce their monthly payments.

• とうとう
• 2020/07/23 (Thu) 09:31
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Airline has started to cut quite a few employees.
I think they will be newly evolved by the time the vaccine is ready. I'm sure there will be some losses in commercial properties to make up for.

• 海斗
• 2020/07/23 (Thu) 09:43
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Most people say they wouldn't vaccinate even if they could.

• 。。。
• 2020/07/23 (Thu) 10:31
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917
It's okay.
If the worst should happen, they can't kick you out, and arrangements will be made to make sure you have a minimum of food.

Eat and sleep.

Sometimes people are stronger when they don't have unnecessary pride. The world is just a competitive society created by human beings to make it a better society. Sometimes people have to cooperate and help each other.

• 怖いのはPandemic
• 2020/07/23 (Thu) 11:37
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Yes, during Pandemic, housing security and minimal food arrangements have been made.
As long as Corona lasts, there will be no Foreclosure. For humanitarian reasons,
because banks cannot foreclose on homes and evict owners or tenants now.

Corona will still linger while the overwhelming majority of people say they will not vaccinate even if a vaccine is available and many are against masks.
Rather than worrying about housing, money, and food, we must pay the greatest attention to preventing infection.

• ようやく
• 2020/07/30 (Thu) 10:13
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Theme parks and hotels are likely to begin mass layoffs in September.

• なんか
• 2020/07/30 (Thu) 19:35
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923
You seem happy about the dismissal.

• とうとう
• 2020/08/03 (Mon) 09:40
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Rent prices in LA and OC and SF have come down ~

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkE41dfHqYg

• EDD
• 2020/08/03 (Mon) 10:37
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Since it was not extended, it will be $ 1800 per month from now on, so it won't even be rent. The rent will go down, but some people's income will remain the same, so the gap between the rich and the poor will widen even more.

• BBKING
• 2020/08/04 (Tue) 08:59
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I can't believe it's 1800 a month ＄ and not even rent.

• おわた
• 2020/08/04 (Tue) 10:21
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An investor bought the house next door and
a very large avocado tree with lots of birds living in it is now being cut down. Tears.

• 平民
• 2020/08/04 (Tue) 10:26
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Ordinary Japanese people have enough savings to live without working for a while.

• 良い子のサイト
• 2020/08/04 (Tue) 17:00
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The government will deport the Chinese in large numbers.
Their homes will be thrown up for sale and prices will drop dramatically.
There will also be an asset freeze for Communist Party members.
Some business owners will go bankrupt.
As a result, we can expect real estate prices to slump.

• あほらし
• 2020/08/04 (Tue) 17:37
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That's your wish ？
because you can't buy a house even if you stand on your head, and all you can do is watch with your fingers in your mouth
You are pathetic for writing such horseshit.

• 平民
• 2020/08/04 (Tue) 17:37
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933
When will it happen ？
If it does, wait a while.

• 良い子のサイト
• 2020/08/04 (Tue) 17:48
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I wouldn't want to be told that by a miserable renter. www
pfft ！

• 良い子のサイト
• 2020/08/04 (Tue) 18:11
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＞ 935

Trump is desperately seeking to beat China for the election
but if you guess deep down, both countries are in an environment where the other country cannot be wooden.
It seems to me that the buck will eventually turn on Japan.

• 平民
• 2020/08/04 (Tue) 18:20
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937
Will real estate prices eventually fall ？?

• 悪い子のサイト
• 2020/08/04 (Tue) 18:52
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Moon Jae-in is desperately trying to beat Japan to secure a high approval rating.

• ぷっ!
• 2020/08/04 (Tue) 18:55
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The old man in 937 is always writing random things, so you shouldn't trust him.
He just writes his own delusions.

He's the guy who claims that if you put bleach water on his mask, he'll be fine.

• 良い子のサイト
• 2020/08/05 (Wed) 10:37
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＞ 938

Think a little for yourself ！
More and more companies will go bankrupt.
Employees will see their incomes decline
and households will start to cut back on payments, which is a huge burden on the family budget.
Initial phenomena may include loss of purchasing power, sale of real estate, divorce, return home, etc.
As the phenomenon of scarcity progresses, the price of goods will decline.
If you don't understand after all this explanation, don't count money ！
wwwwwwwwwwww
pfft ！

• lowest rate
• 2020/08/05 (Wed) 15:53
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I don't think house prices have gone down at all. Apartment dwellers are looking for homes, and those lucky enough to buy are moving out, so apartment vacancies have increased a bit.

943
The low rate is driving stock prices up and real estate prices up.

If you take out a 30 year mortgage on $580,000 now at 3%, you will pay $ 2445
per month for a $480,000 mortgage if the interest rate is 5% $ 2576

Buying a house at a lower interest rate means you will end up paying less even though the price is higher. That means you can buy it.
So buyers are changing their eyes and rushing to buy homes while they still can, and Offers are flooding in to listings for sale.

• ワイフ
• 2020/08/05 (Wed) 16:37
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I refinanced last year and my husband was against it when I said I wanted to do it again.
But I should do it if the interest rate is low ？.

• 平民
• 2020/08/05 (Wed) 19:52
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942
That's personal speculation.
Most of the unemployed are low income people who can't even afford to buy a house to begin with.
The NASDAQ is at an all-time high.

• 良い子のサイト
• 2020/08/05 (Wed) 21:57
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Flat-faced folk or www.
LOL
Pfft ！

• おい
• 2020/08/06 (Thu) 08:30
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If they can force people out, there will be more apartments available.

Before that, it would be job security.

• ２０２１年から下落
• 2020/08/06 (Thu) 10:02
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All the apartments and commercial properties are rattling right now.
It's probably not profitable. It will probably start around the end of the year because real estate prices usually drop after rents drop.

• EDN
• 2020/08/06 (Thu) 10:28
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If we can force evictions, there will be more apartments available.
For what reason would they be forcibly evicted?

There is an organization called EVICTION DEFENSE NETWORK
If you apply for a low fee, a lawyer from the organization will intervene
and the landlord will deal with EVICTION DEFENSE NETWORK
so you cannot be evicted easily unless you have a very good reason. You will not be able to evict them easily unless you have a very good reason.

If the landlord thinks this is not possible, he will withdraw the forced eviction.

• 現実
• 2020/08/06 (Thu) 11:04
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Unfortunately, it takes at least six months to be forcibly evicted after you make a request. In the U.S., it is not possible to forcibly evict a person who lives in an abandoned house without permission.

• EDN
• 2020/08/06 (Thu) 11:10
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So what is the justification?

It seems they can no longer forcibly evict you.
Instead, they seem to pay an eviction fee to get you to leave. Someone I know got $70,000 to move out.

• 平民
• 2020/08/06 (Thu) 11:30
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It used to be possible to call a Sheliff to evict you if you had a court document, but it's difficult now.

• EDN
• 2020/08/06 (Thu) 11:32
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The people who live in the other rooms said they would get a $100,000 eviction fee
and use it as a down payment to buy a house and move out.

• 平民
• 2020/08/06 (Thu) 11:35
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↑
I can't petition the court to forcibly evict someone for nonpayment of rent ？
Why are eviction fees so high ？?

• EDN
• 2020/08/06 (Thu) 11:39
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It now appears that forced evictions are illegal.

This $100,000 eviction fee seems to have come from the head of
Managing Company through the owner.

• 平民
• 2020/08/06 (Thu) 11:58
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I see.
California is getting harder and harder on landlords and employers. Taxes are high.

• 平民
• 2020/08/06 (Thu) 13:06
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So it hasn't changed before?
I thought they started dismissing court petitions.
Will landlords really be forced to pay tens of thousands of dollars in eviction fees ？?

• 現実
• 2020/08/06 (Thu) 16:46
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It doesn't mean you can't be forcibly evicted, but it's not like calling the police and leaving, which takes time and money. If you do something illegal, they can't arrest you on the spot. It sounds impossible in Japan, but it is true. That is why credit is important no matter what you do. It is best not to get involved with people who don't care about credit, and you have to make sure that your house is secure enough to prevent people from living in it. The reality is that owners have to have money. If you don't like it, live in an apartment with them.

• lowest rate
• 2020/08/06 (Thu) 18:25
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#947, if you can refi with NO POINT, NO CLOSING COST or MINIMUM COST, I would be happy to do the calculations for you.

By the way, the average historical mortgage rate is 7%.

$ 580,000 monthly at 3% for 30 years fix3% $ 2445
$ 480,000 monthly at 5% $ 2576
$ 380,000 monthly at 7% $ 2528

$ 48 It is calculated that
$ 580,000 mortgages 3% is cheaper to buy a house than 580,000 mortgages 5% or
$ 380,000 mortgages 7%.

• EDN
• 2020/08/06 (Thu) 21:16
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＃ Why are eviction fees so high ？

The first person evicted was a Mexican for about $30,000.
They were told not to tell the other residents about the eviction fee.

I think the owner is calculating how much eviction fee he would have to pay to get them to leave
and how many years it would take to get the money back by remodeling the place and renting it at about a higher rent.

The other way is to make the remodeled room a little cheaper than the market price and have them move in
and rent it out at a higher rent.

If they are doing something illegal, they will be ordered to move out for breach of contract.
Someone I know who lives in an apartment on the north side of the street
used two garages for one bed, but
was in a hurry to get rid of his stuff in the one garage.
He let his roommate move in without permission
and his roommate was using his parking space
but he was found and got a notice, or his roommate's car and his car were no longer in sight.

• 平民
• 2020/08/06 (Thu) 21:36
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975
If the court grants eviction, you can use Sheliff to evict the tenant, right?
It doesn't make sense for a landlord to pay tens of thousands of dollars in eviction fees when the tenant is behind on rent ？.

• ここの常連のはずだけど
• 2020/08/06 (Thu) 23:10
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Where is the usual self-proclaimed landlord hermit ？

If you're a landlord, you know ？

• EDN
• 2020/08/07 (Fri) 08:32
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＃ If the court grants eviction, you can use Sheliff to evict the tenant, right?

You could talk to the EVICTION DEFENSE NETWORK, or HOUSING + COMMUNITY in City Hall.

I didn't think it was a good idea to talk to them.
I'm not talking about rent arrears, I'm talking about
evicting people from their apartments, remodeling them, and renting them out at a higher price, which seemed to be the case until about 3 years ago
when it became prohibited because the people living there were evicted and had nowhere to go
and if you really want them to leave, you negotiate an eviction fee They will receive the money and leave.

• 平民
• 2020/08/07 (Fri) 08:52
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980
You answered 962 to 961. I think you're the only one not on the same page. LOL!

• EDN
• 2020/08/07 (Fri) 09:00
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Thanks, I didn't think we were on the same page.

• EDN
• 2020/08/07 (Fri) 09:46
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If everyone else was engaged in the conversation, that's fine.
I was the only one who misread it.

• 自称大家
• 2020/08/07 (Fri) 10:04
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Hermit~ ？

• 安泰
• 2020/08/09 (Sun) 10:22
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The disparate aid money from the Corona measures has forced inflation and Trump's real estate holdings are also woo hoo with the explosion of his real estate assets.

His rich friends around him are also woo hoo with him.

• ゴールド
• 2020/08/09 (Sun) 11:08
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↑
Buy gold.

• ゴールド
• 2020/08/11 (Tue) 13:18
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↑
Now is the time to drop ！

• ゴールドばぐ
• 2020/08/15 (Sat) 00:53
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I guess it's just a healthy drop for the next rise.
That Mr. Buffett recently bought a lot of shares of gold mining stock Barrick Gold Corp.

• ひきこもり
• 2020/08/15 (Sat) 05:13
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Gold is just a substance, some countries may have already succeeded
It must be a state secret
Gold found in rocks where crystals are formed must be impurities from the formation of crystals
If we reverse the calculation from the result to the cause, we may reach the answer. I think we can get to the answer by back-calculating from the result to the cause.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/08/15 (Sat) 06:03
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↑ You too can succeed and make a lot of money.

• 昭和の母
• 2020/08/15 (Sat) 07:46
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↑ Instead of worrying about others, you should succeed and make a lot of money too.

• ひきこもり
• 2020/08/15 (Sat) 20:45
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The main ingredient of quartz is carbon, which is subjected to high heat and pressure to form quartz crystals.
We know that gold is an impurity in the process of crystal formation.
I understand ：
The environment that satisfies this condition is an underground nuclear test ！ ！
There is a possibility that a large amount of gold is produced at the hypocenter.
You can intercept my research.
I wish someone would confirm this.

• ゴールドバグ
• 2020/08/16 (Sun) 10:38
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Gold is produced when a star with a mass greater than the sun explodes, so
it would be impossible for humans to produce such a force.

The gold that exists on Earth is only three Olympic pools worth.

• 😆
• 2020/08/16 (Sun) 12:26
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The house is out of reach even if you stand on your head
so at least invest the money.

• haru
• 2020/08/16 (Sun) 16:42
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I heard that we won't be kicked out until next spring with the help of the governor's office.
I find the fall/winter corona to be the scariest part of the onslaught.

• 猛暑
• 2020/08/16 (Sun) 17:44
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↑ I'm afraid that people will go mad more than Corona.

• ゴールドバグ
• 2020/08/17 (Mon) 22:36
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Warren Buffett has also recently been revealed to have purchased a large number of gold mining stocks,
and it looks like he is going to blow up even more.

• ちょっと、あんた大丈夫？
• 2020/08/20 (Thu) 07:51
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Why does it become unsafe when Eviction starts ？?

• ちょっと、あんた大丈夫？
• 2020/08/20 (Thu) 08:23
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So if Eviction starts
why will it be unsafe ？

You are prohibited by state law.

• 毎日銃撃事件
• 2020/08/20 (Thu) 09:08
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The crime rate is already increasing.
And criminals are being released in coronas in large numbers because of the increase in the number of infected people in the jails.

• これが普通
• 2020/08/20 (Thu) 09:47
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Stabbings are also common in Waikiki.
Look at the crime map ？
Woyo every day.

• ちょっと、あんた大丈夫？
• 2020/08/20 (Thu) 11:17
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1014
More stabbings in Waikiki. Look at the crime map ？ Everyday wow
This was before Eviction started, wasn't it?
You can't blame Eviction for this.

If you don't know, look up Eviction.

• ？？？
• 2020/08/20 (Thu) 11:33
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1014 I'm doing something illegal that would get me Evicted ？
If I was in breach of contract
I'd be told to leave for breach of contract.

• これが普通
• 2020/08/23 (Sun) 00:55
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＃ 1015

There have never been stabbings in Waikiki before.
Chicago finally sent in the National Guard to maintain security.

It's even scarier after the presidential election.

• まさに入れ食い
• 2020/08/26 (Wed) 10:30
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In LA, there are towers and condominiums being built all over the place, but
I hear that in the US, where there is a shortage of property, those with money can build new buildings and sell them quickly.

• 世界一の気候
• 2020/08/26 (Wed) 11:59
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I know that once the corona subsides, immigrants and students from other states and countries will come flooding back.
Americans tell me that once they get to know LA's climate, they always want to come back, even if they have to leave once.
Everyone I know who has returned to the countryside to escape Corona says they will be back by the next year.
Foreign students who went back to Japan also said they will come back the year after next.

• 金利2%台
• 2020/08/26 (Wed) 12:05
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Well, regardless of LA, I guess with interest rates this low, there's no way to avoid taking out a loan. Surely we will see inflation in the future, and the value of cash will only go down. With interest rates in the low 2% range, it is natural for wealthy people to take out a loan and invest now.

• まさに入れ食い
• 2020/08/26 (Wed) 14:13
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They are borrowing huge amounts of money at low interest rates and building huge buildings all over the place.
Now, if you are a certified crane operator, you can earn over $200,000 a year.

• まぁ
• 2020/08/26 (Wed) 20:58
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The rich always move ahead of the curve. Only the common people are frightened by immediate fears. They are preparing to invest in stocks and real estate.

• 最新不動産情報
• 2020/08/27 (Thu) 05:07
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- The median existing-home real estate price across the U.S. is up 8.5% from the same period a year ago.

- July statistics show almost three offers submitted per listing across the U.S., up from two a year ago.

- Freddie Mac's average interest rate on 30-year fixed-rate mortgages rose to 2.96%, a historically ultra-low rate below 3%, but with concerns about future interest rate increases.

- Mortgage applications continue to surge, up 27% over the same period last year due to ultra-low interest rates.

- Shortage of homes for sale. New home sales are at the lowest level in the past 6 weeks. Down 7% from last week.

- Retail sales fell 20% for a period, but then recovered quickly; July retail sales were up 2.7% pre-Corona.

• 観光地では
• 2020/08/27 (Thu) 09:00
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Real estate in Hawaii is coming down in price quite a bit.

You can buy one for about 20% less than last year's high.

• 世界人口の大半がアジアに集中
• 2020/08/27 (Thu) 09:20
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Since May, more and more people are taking this opportunity to return to their home countries.
A lot of students have gone home too.

Trump's decision to stop new applications for permanent residency and visas is probably a big factor. Young people have much greater future potential if they do business with China.

• Housing market is on fire
• 2020/08/28 (Fri) 22:52
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観光業しかないハワイ以外は今後もまだまだ上がり続けるようです。

The U.S. Housing Market Is on Fire.
DAVID PAUL MORRIS/BLOOMBERG

Tony Bryant, 55, would have been thrilled to sell his late father’s house, a 980-square-foot ranch near Springfield, Mass., for $150,000. After all, he and his family were listing it in the midst of a historic pandemic.

The listing agent had bigger ambitions, however. He persuaded the family to raise the asking price to $175,000, and quickly returned with five offers, four above that level. In less than a week, the house sold for $185,000 to a couple in their early 30s buying their first home.

Stories like this have become familiar across the U.S. this summer, no matter the region or price point. Home-buyer interest has soared, fueled by demographic trends, ultralow interest rates, and urban flight spurred by the coronavirus pandemic. At the same time, a tighter-than-usual supply of existing homes and chronic underbuilding of new homes has led to bidding wars, rising prices, and a run-up in home-builder stocks.

Many housing experts expect the market to stay strong for several more years, at least. “You have the three largest population groups in our country potentially all looking for new homes right now,” says Jay McCanless, an analyst at Wedbush Securities, referring to baby boomers, millennials, and Generation Zers, now entering their 20s. “That’s a pretty optimistic scenario for home-building in the U.S.”

A bevy of rece to the housing market’s surprising strength. The nation’s homeownership rate hit 67.9% in the second quarter of 2020, the highest level since the third quarter of 2008, up from last year’s 64.1%, the Commerce Department reported last month. The ownership rate among those under 35 rose to 40.6%, showing the biggest percentage gain by age group quarter to quarter, while the rate for those 35 to 44 also rose significantly.

This past week, the U.S. Census Bureau reported that new-home sales surged 13.9% on a month-to-month basis in July to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 901,000, a 14-year high.

The median U.S. home price broke the $300,000 barrier in July for the first time, according to the National Association of Realtors, and the trade group expects prices to keep climbing as demand continues into 2021. But rising prices haven’t deterred younger buyers. Meritage saw a 32% jump in year-over-year orders in its latest fiscal quarter, surprising analysts.aaa
The so-called move-up market has also been a locus of strength. Just ask Jenny Hoff, 39, a buyer in Austin, Texas, who says her family recently traded up to a larger house to get more space for their children Although the Hoffs sold their old home in two days, they struggled to find a new home; sales were pending on most homes they looked at by the time they were ready to make an offer. What’s more, the first two offers they made were rejected, although both topped the asking price. Eventually, they found a two-story home on half an acre priced around $900,000, also paying more than the asking price.

It has been a market we have wanted to get into for a long time,” Taylor Morrison CEO Sheryl Palmer told Barron’s. “I think we bought in at the right time.”

Taylor Morrison sold 10,517 homes last year, generating revenue of $4.8 billion, up 13% year over year. Earnings totaled $254.7 million.

Toll Brothers, based in Horsham, Pa., is another way to play the strength of the move-up market. While a luxury-home builder might not seem an obvious pick during a recession, luxury-home prices, too, have been rising this year.

Toll, which builds in 24 states and specializes mostly in single-family homes, reported on Tuesday that signed home contracts were up 26% year over year in the latest quarter.
“The resale market is so hot that our core client isn’t worried about selling their home,” says Toll Brothers CEO Doug Yearley.

He expects the company to benefit from strength in the move-up demographic.
Home-building analysts expect the next phase of the housing market’s growth to favor some regions more than others. Demand in the pricey Northeast could flag while more-affordable states such as Idaho, Utah, Nevada, Florida, Tennessee, and the Carolinas see an uptick in buying. “While demand is strong in the tri-state area outside of New York City, and in the suburbs of Boston, I don’t know that it is likely to be sustainable,” Zelman says, pointing to long-term migration to more-affordable regions and markets.

To be sure, some trends that have boosted sales and prices.

“It would take about a 1½ million single-family homes built for about eight or 10 years to meet all of the demand there’s going to be,” says Smead.

• 来るぞ！！
• 2020/09/02 (Wed) 09:45
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Airline layoffs are on the rise.
About half of the employees of Hawaiian Airlines are being fired.

• Inflation
• 2020/09/02 (Wed) 14:07
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After so much tax disbursement, what comes next is inflation.

• Inflation
• 2020/09/02 (Wed) 15:01
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#1034
Not only real estate, but stocks, gold, virtual currency, they are all going up. I think the wealthy are continuing to invest because they see the value of their cash going down with inflation. Real estate is up 10%~30% depending on location.

• お世話になります
• 2020/09/02 (Wed) 18:26
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The U.S. goes up and up
The common man who can no longer afford to live can live comfortably on the government's good care.
The government takes the rent, food stamps for food, free medical care.
You still have a problem with this ？?

• お世話になります
• 2020/09/02 (Wed) 20:30
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People who can't keep up with that inflation.

I knew a guy who got low income Medi-Cal and
bought his wife a new Lexus.

Don't worry, there are loopholes.

• 永住権
• 2020/09/02 (Wed) 20:38
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1041
Next in line for illegal immigration and VISA stayer restrictions is the permanent residency group. If Trump is re-elected, permanent residents living on Medi-Cal and food stamps will be stripped of their green cards one by one.

• お世話になります
• 2020/09/02 (Wed) 21:05
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Don't worry about unnecessary things. Don't worry, there are loopholes.

• 合法ですか？
• 2020/09/02 (Wed) 21:48
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↑ Any ？

• お世話になります
• 2020/09/03 (Thu) 07:36
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I need to know ？

• ニュース見ましょう
• 2020/09/03 (Thu) 08:20
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↑ What ？ Trump announced. Well, people who pay normal taxes don't have to worry, but those who receive aid for the poor in the US will have a tougher time ？.

• 市民を目指すには
• 2020/09/03 (Thu) 09:15
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People who receive assistance for the poor in the U.S. are paying taxes, even illegally
in order to become citizens.

• 用意はいいか？
• 2020/09/03 (Thu) 10:06
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Since Covid19 has further shifted the trend toward America First,
don't be surprised if things change drastically in the future.

• まともに生きよう
• 2020/09/03 (Thu) 13:21
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It's not normal to come to the US and use Medi-Cal without citizenship. Go back to your country.

• 噂を信じちゃいけないよ♪
• 2020/09/03 (Thu) 15:23
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They may pass a tax on people moving from California to other states. They are really going to start charging money for everything, aren't they? California.

• ゲゲゲのゲ
• 2020/09/03 (Thu) 16:21
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#1050
What is public charge ？

• vv
• 2020/09/03 (Thu) 18:05
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＞ What is public charge ？

To be financially taken care of by the government. The sponsor of the green card application is supposed to reimburse you in full. If the Republican administration remains in power, there should be a massive collection soon.

• ゲゲゲのゲ
• 2020/09/03 (Thu) 18:16
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It is
public assists

• ゲゲゲのゲ
• 2020/09/03 (Thu) 18:19
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I want it collected.
There are a lot of people out there who can't support one spouse, yet they get married and get everything for free, from childbirth to everything else.

• PC
• 2020/09/03 (Thu) 18:28
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“Public charge,” as defined by the former Immi­gration and Naturalization Service (INS, now U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, or USCIS), refers to an individual who is likely to become “primarily dependent on the government for subsistence, as demonstrated by either the receipt of public cash assistance for income maintenance or institutionalization for long-term care at government expense.” The term describes people who cannot support themselves and who depend on benefits that provide cash—such as Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)—for their income.

• そういえば
• 2020/09/03 (Thu) 19:09
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I used to know people who had family members who had babies for free on Medicare while in the U.S. on E visas who couldn't renew their visas and were denied entry, and they were asked to take their acquaintance's house back.

Super annoying family.

• ドヤ顔
• 2020/09/03 (Thu) 19:48
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Medicare is not free.
You have to reach a certain age to use Medicare.

• そういえば
• 2020/09/03 (Thu) 19:51
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Mistake ！ Medical.

• そういえば
• 2020/09/03 (Thu) 20:44
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E visa is an investor visa, right? ？

I was a student at the time and didn't know better, so I may be misremembering, but I heard that you had a baby for free and couldn't get your visa renewed because of it.

• 香織
• 2020/09/06 (Sun) 07:28
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Many expatriates are E1 visas.　　E2 is an investor visa.　
medical is medical protection for low income people.　　E1 and E2 do not have medical.　　　

Currently, President Trump does not allow renewal of E1 visas. （ Except in special cases ）.

• 法律の抜け道
• 2020/09/06 (Sun) 07:32
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↑ I heard that's why you couldn't update it, doubly Kim Man.

• 医療の抜道
• 2020/09/06 (Sun) 07:48
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1069 So they couldn't renew it, which seems
like having a free child and that's not the reason.

Currently, President Trump is not allowing E1 visas to be renewed. And
because of the posts.

• 法律の抜け道
• 2020/09/06 (Sun) 08:20
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No, no, it was over 10 years ago. Sorry for the lack of explanation.

• UCLA
• 2020/09/06 (Sun) 09:57
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Students are returning to their countries in droves, going back to their home states or hiding out with their parents because they don't have part-time jobs,

The student town is now overflowing with bulky furniture and electronics. LOL!

• USC
• 2020/09/06 (Sun) 10:21
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＃ The student town is now overflowing with bulky furniture and appliances

I don't think so.
If you rent a storage unit and put your belongings in it with other like-minded students,
you can make it with only a little burden.
Since we are all from the same school, the situation should be the same.

• UCLA
• 2020/09/06 (Sun) 10:25
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Bikinman ＞ It's not

I mean, I've actually been seeing it daily since the end of last month, but...

• USC
• 2020/09/06 (Sun) 10:33
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The extent of what you see is ？
new or not too much to throw away ？.

• うん
• 2020/09/06 (Sun) 10:42
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Storages are only used by the old generation who can't get rid of things. Young people don't have them. They buy new ones, so they don't bother to pay for a place for their garbage, which is out of date.

• （；´Д`）ﾊｧﾊｧ
• 2020/09/06 (Sun) 12:33
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What about real estate prices ？?

• USC
• 2020/09/06 (Sun) 18:47
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1077 I don't understand.
Young people don't have. What does that mean, they don't have ？

If they buy a new one, they'll throw the old one away or donate it to a recycler store.
What garbage, I see them throwing it out on the street because it's garbage....

• うん
• 2020/09/06 (Sun) 19:58
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↑ you don't make sense

get a proper wife

• USC
• 2020/09/06 (Sun) 20:04
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↑ This is the extent of what you don't understand
Only this extent inhabits here.

• うん
• 2020/09/06 (Sun) 20:42
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↑ talking about myself ？ the whole fool

• USC
• 2020/09/06 (Sun) 20:50
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↑ The rag comes out because of the unnecessary snow sea.

• うん
• 2020/09/06 (Sun) 21:17
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↑ If I go back to school again ？
I'll have a short life ahead of me.

• USC
• 2020/09/06 (Sun) 21:48
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↑ Caught a w...

• 脇　臭子
• 2020/09/07 (Mon) 09:21
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↑ Loser

• USC
• 2020/09/07 (Mon) 10:12
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↑ Caught another one.

• UCLA
• 2020/09/07 (Mon) 10:23
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#1076

You don't throw away new stuff. LOL
Only idiots who can't do the storage or math would rent it.

• 馬鹿しか借りない？？？
• 2020/09/07 (Mon) 10:52
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Only idiots who can't do storage or arithmetic would rent it.
I don't see how that's possible.

A friend of mine is living in an apartment that is being remodeled
and he was told that if he wants to leave his stuff in storage, he has to pay for two weeks,
he has to pay for the truck to take it there, and
he has to pay to rent a room while he is there.

• やはりお馬鹿さん
• 2020/09/07 (Mon) 11:03
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I still don't think you can do the math.
If you only rent for the first two weeks to a month, it's cheap and smart. You'll be shocked when you read the storage contract.

• 馬鹿しか借りない？？？
• 2020/09/07 (Mon) 11:18
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↑ By the way who is going to pay for the storage ？
the owner will pay for 2 weeks.

So you would sign up for 1 month for 2 weeks （ at owner's expense ） ＋ for 2 weeks （ at your own expense ）.

Owner pays for 2 weeks of storage, pays for truck,
pays for renting a room.

What owner would be willing to go that far ？?

• 持ち家
• 2020/09/07 (Mon) 17:11
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They said we were able to postpone our 6 month mortgage as is. Is anyone else in the same boat ？ credit or lower ？?

• 馬鹿しか借りない？？？？
• 2020/09/07 (Mon) 19:33
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1090 In the end, the furniture was not left in storage and the contractor installed plastic sheeting over it.

They would have installed a washer and dryer if he wanted hard floors, but he liked the carpet.

Too bad you didn't rent storage.

＃ We were able to put off the mortgage for 6 months.
I will have to pay the 6 months eventually.
You might want to think about whether you want to pay it in a lump sum or in installments
and how many installments you want to pay.

• 価値ゼロに
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 00:01
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With wildfires getting worse every year, California will be uninhabitable like Mars in the next 20 years.
Northern California has three wildfires that have burned and spread to an area about the same size as LA County.

• 話にならない
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 00:05
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You were talking about students.
Then you can't do it in a month. You don't seem to understand the business form of storage in the first place. You should try using it once.

• 無知
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 00:16
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When Yosemite had a wildfire, they didn't try to put out the fire, they let nature take its course
because when a wildfire happens, trees, dead grass burn and turn to ashes, making the acidic soil neutral
so plants can grow
pine cones can only release live seeds when they are popped by a wildfire, and they sprout.
do you think pine cones that fall down in the mountains will grow ？ they will just rot and become manure

＃ 1094 what will be like mars. Don't speak out of your imagination. You'll end up looking like a fungus. You need to study up.

• 価値ゼロに
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 00:21
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Yosemite, man. LOL

Look at the map to see where it's burning ？.

• 無知
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 00:35
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？
don't you understand that plants can't grow unless the soil is neutralized by ashes ？ it doesn't matter where
wildfire is necessary to increase plants and trees. You don't speak Japanese well, ？ don't play around with it all the time. Study up.

• 無知
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 00:36
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Mars ？ ？ in 20 years because of wildfires you idiot!

• 価値ゼロに
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 00:41
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You're a real idiot.
You can't even watch the news because you don't understand English ？ LOL
A couple of cities disappeared last year.
You should travel more and expand your horizons instead of staying cooped up in LA.

• 価値ゼロに
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 00:44
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Look at the area on the map.
They're making a big deal about the fact that the fire has never spread this far in history. We ain't talking about a small fire near LA.

• 逆の発想
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 08:13
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↑ You could build a resort there ？.

• あほやなこいつ
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 08:28
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1100
You are a slave to the news.
No wonder the media is so profitable.

Anyone who watches the news and gets excited about the topic is a noob.

• ひろし
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 08:32
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↑ We're the same when you're sticking up for us. LOL.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 08:34
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↑ I was tricked by such a hiroshi

• ひろし
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 08:45
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↑ You and I are in the same boat.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 08:46
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No hard feelings even if you don't like them

• ひろし
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 08:49
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I'm a deadbeat, so that's a silly question for me.

• 香織
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 08:57
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I'm not interested in dead people.

• ざこ
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 08:59
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You're really bored from morning till night.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 08:59
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↑ He is an old retiree, after all.

• 香織
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 09:10
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↑ I can be satisfied with unemployment insurance. LOL!

• 倍金萬
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 09:14
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I want unemployment insurance too

oh I don't work so I don't get it😭

• ひろこ
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 09:34
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＞ I'm not interested in dead people

Then why marry an old man ？
Don't you feel stupid for even having an affair?

• セレブ
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 09:38
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I mean, can you make a baby?
When do men stop being able to get an erection on their own?

• 香織
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 09:40
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I'm not married to my grandfather ？ lol

Double Kinman hijacks my name and writes appropriate things so I don't understand.

• 幸
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 09:42
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1115
Live your own life.
Criticizing others will not make you happy ？

Don't be silly about other people's lives ？ ？ lol

• ひろこ
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 09:47
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I'm not judging, I'm just curious if there are unknown creatures out there.
Something like that.

• 香織
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 09:54
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Heh - I'm not interested in you at all.

• 香織
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 09:54
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What's wrong with a BBA marrying an old man.

• 香織
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 09:57
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I'm interested in doubled money man and looky-loos.
Come on, that guy from Lookout, you can't just suddenly disappear.

• ざこ
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 10:04
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It is a woman in her own right who can marry a rich, handsome, man of her age.

• 香織
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 10:08
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↑ Then you must make more money ？

• 香織
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 10:10
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I'm not even interested in doubling money ten thousand.
you're washing dishes ？ lol

• 幸
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 10:17
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1124
Live your own life.
Criticizing others will not make you happy ？

Don't be silly about other people's lives ？ ？ lol

• 幸
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 10:19
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↑ You must have been so frustrated. Is your obsession over ？ good luck to you ♪ there must be something good about being an aunt.
Good luck with your ↪Lo_v463↩(＾ -^^)

• 歳の差結婚
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 11:24
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1123
Women choose older men because their peers are unreliable.

• 香織
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 13:14
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Desperate for an old lady married to an old man. LOL.

• 不思議
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 13:21
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I don't mind the age difference, but if it's more than a year or so, we can talk about it ？.

• 人生観
• 2020/09/08 (Tue) 13:44
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Even if they are the same age, they don't talk to each other at different levels of life. Being older and unreliable is the worst. If they are younger, I can forgive them, but I don't particularly want to marry them.

• 世紀末
• 2020/09/09 (Wed) 15:19
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It's daytime, but San Francisco is like night with smoke.

• あらら
• 2020/09/09 (Wed) 17:17
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↑ What a shame, even though it's super expensive.
My friend and his wife pay 6,000 for a 2bed apartment $.

• ｗ
• 2020/09/09 (Wed) 17:23
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Honestly,
men and women either match or
don't match in conversation.
I can't decide how many times we meet or
how many times we meet
but I just think the conversation
lasts longer if you appreciate
that the other person is matching you.

• Omg
• 2020/09/09 (Wed) 20:34
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1133
I wouldn't live there if I didn't have a high salary -
too unbalanced.
where would someone who makes like a waitress live?

• 世紀末
• 2020/09/09 (Wed) 23:56
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They say it's snowing heavily in Colorado.

• まるでマッチ箱に火が付いた
• 2020/09/10 (Thu) 09:54
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In Northern California counties, 80% of the area burned in just two and a half hours.

It is customary every year for California to start fires around the end of October, but it is unusual for fires to start in August like this.

• うーん
• 2020/09/10 (Thu) 10:33
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Corona, wildfires, the whole shebang.
California is expensive and natural disasters are a concern, so I wonder if people are going to start leaving.

• W
• 2020/09/10 (Thu) 12:02
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After record heat
this morning's SM La Niña
of 52 degrees, normally I'd say don't catch a cold, but please be careful not to catch a corona.

• どこまで広がる？
• 2020/09/12 (Sat) 00:35
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I shudder to think that this fire will continue until November.

• え？
• 2020/09/12 (Sat) 08:19
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↑ It lasts until November ？.

• え？
• 2020/09/12 (Sat) 08:57
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2020 is already a historic negative year. Let's eat good food.

• 重度の大気汚染
• 2020/09/12 (Sat) 09:37
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In California, the rains won't start until the beginning of December, so there's a big chance the fires will spread more. It is a yearly occurrence that most fires occur around October and November, when it is driest, but this year, they started in August.

• そうかな？
• 2020/09/12 (Sat) 11:05
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Then maybe we'll end up in October. I'd like to see the sun.

• １１月末まで雨は降らない
• 2020/09/13 (Sun) 09:20
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Evacuation ordered for 500,000 people in Yavapai.
The area burned is now the same size as the state of New Jersey.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/09/13 (Sun) 09:35
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Still, California is huge.

• 自然の摂理
• 2020/09/13 (Sun) 11:10
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Let's burn what burns.

• 香檻
• 2020/09/13 (Sun) 11:11
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Well, actually, the fire department leaves them alone at the beginning of a burn to earn overtime.
They make about $60,000 or $70,000 a year without overtime.

• 美織
• 2020/09/13 (Sun) 18:41
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↑ It's hourly ？.

• 香檻
• 2020/09/13 (Sun) 19:03
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You will get overtime. You think you're working sleepless nights with no overtime.

• 香檻
• 2020/09/13 (Sun) 19:06
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1151
Don't put this up for you, silly man. www.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2019/11/07/california-fires-los-angeles-firefighters-overtime/2516251001/

• 美織
• 2020/09/13 (Sun) 20:18
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We don't have wildfires 365 days a year
so they don't have special allowances. Life-threatening and dangerous work has its own allowances.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/09/13 (Sun) 20:58
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The situation of side jobs in the U.S. where it is OK to work two jobs at the same time.
Firefighters × Restaurant chefs can work two jobs ？ No ？
Some people are doing interviews.

• 香檻
• 2020/09/13 (Sun) 21:09
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1155
It says Overtime, you idiot ？ wtf?

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/09/13 (Sun) 21:12
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＃ 1150 Well, actually, the fire department will leave the fire alone when it starts to burn in order to earn overtime.

I don't know where the story is coming from, but
you should tip the LA TIMES.
Maybe a reporter from the LA TIMES will come and back it up.

• 香檻
• 2020/09/13 (Sun) 23:27
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↑
It's an annual event, w
When the first smoke rises, they just watch from above in a helicopter.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/09/14 (Mon) 08:05
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So rather than writing here, I tipped off the LA TIMES.
Is it not possible because it's not backed up, or because they don't speak English?

＃ We're just looking at it from above in a helicopter.
What are they equipped with radios and cameras for?

• 香檻
• 2020/09/14 (Mon) 09:22
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↑
Why do you have to lean on me?
You lean on me, JJIwww.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/09/14 (Mon) 09:31
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1164 If the fire is extinguished thoroughly in the early stages, the damage will not be too great.

Is it right or wrong for the fire department to leave the fire alone at the beginning of a fire in order to earn overtime

I'm looking forward to seeing what the public will say if I get a tip off to a newspaper and have them write a newspaper article.

＃ You should go to the trouble of getting the word out, JJIwww
I don't know where you got your story from
Actually, fire departments don't even bother with the beginning of a fire because they want to make overtime pay. And
I guess the person who wrote it knows a lot about it, so he wrote it.

• 香檻
• 2020/09/14 (Mon) 10:29
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↑
If you want to lean in, go ahead.

• 片腹痛い
• 2020/09/14 (Mon) 10:39
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The world.
The most public nuisance, KY speaks.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/09/14 (Mon) 19:06
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＃ If you want to poke your nose in, go ahead.
You can't even be responsible for your own posts.

The way parents raise their children, they can be shining stones
or they can be just a bunch of rocks.

• 香檻
• 2020/09/14 (Mon) 19:20
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↑
When I post on a bulletin board, I have to write in every time ？
It is more embarrassing for an old man to lecture a young man on an internet bulletin board.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/09/14 (Mon) 19:46
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↑ I guess the fire department was
right to leave it alone when it started burning to earn overtime
and it turned into such a big wildfire.

• 香檻
• 2020/09/14 (Mon) 20:00
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↑
Think with your old brain.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/09/14 (Mon) 20:21
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For firefighters to earn overtime
I feel sorry for those who died and for those whose homes burned
.

for firefighters to earn overtime
no matter how many houses burn or how many people die
I guess it doesn't matter as long as they get paid more overtime.

• 毎年火事
• 2020/09/16 (Wed) 10:22
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It's the worst air quality place in the world right now.

• ひきこもり
• 2020/09/16 (Wed) 20:01
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Match Pump WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

• 香檻
• 2020/09/16 (Wed) 21:05
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1168
Think with your empty head.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/09/16 (Wed) 21:31
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1169
Don't hang out on this board all day, drive out and see the world.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/09/17 (Thu) 12:26
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1176
and you can't ignore it.

• 💩
• 2020/09/17 (Thu) 19:24
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1175

You're the only one I don't want to hear from, you old bastard ！.

• 香織のiいとこ
• 2020/09/17 (Thu) 19:26
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LOOK WORLD
I don't stick around here on the board like 💩 stuck in a toilet bowl every day.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/09/17 (Thu) 19:33
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Sorry for being an idiot.

• 香織のiいとこ
• 2020/09/17 (Thu) 20:21
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I'm sorry for being an idiot. I'm sorry for being a

old fuck ！. I'm sorry.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/09/17 (Thu) 20:24
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I'm sorry I'm an old fucker.
Please give me a break, this is the only forum I enjoy.

• 一寸
• 2020/09/17 (Thu) 20:31
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↑
I blew it ．
if he always did
he's a cute old guy
what a waste

• 香織のiいとこ
• 2020/09/17 (Thu) 20:52
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You're getting close to the point of departure to be honest with me, old shit.
Do you have any last words?

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/09/17 (Thu) 21:32
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1184
I need to see Kaori.

• コロナで変化
• 2020/09/18 (Fri) 08:50
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It seems that the demand for rural areas is rising.
Japan is also gradually seeing a trend from the city center to the suburbs.

• 賛成
• 2020/09/18 (Fri) 09:34
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↑ Japan's depopulation is so bad that it's easy to relax in the countryside and have children, which will help combat the declining birthrate.

• OC
• 2020/09/18 (Fri) 10:12
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I don't want to live in Torrance.

• 不動産王の陰謀
• 2020/09/18 (Fri) 10:16
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I see ？
Many houses in Torrance are also dropping with a peak in July 2019.

With Trump's recent decision to give $13 billion in additional subsidies to farmers, it's inevitable that the dollar bill will be worth less and less, but...

• あらあら火星
• 2020/09/20 (Sun) 23:19
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LA's Angel National Forest is on the verge of turning into a bald mountain with all the wildfires.

• OC
• 2020/09/21 (Mon) 09:17
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I don't like people who live in Torrance.

There are many rural Japanese.

• Venice Beach
• 2020/09/21 (Mon) 13:18
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I don't like people who live in OC.

There are many rural Japanese.

• 類とも
• 2020/09/21 (Mon) 21:27
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It was.

Old and obsolete that can do nothing but copy and paste

• ほっ
• 2020/09/23 (Wed) 15:42
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I'm glad I bought a house!

• はい
• 2020/09/23 (Wed) 17:24
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It's still a seller's market, so prices won't go down.
People are spending more time at home because of Corona, and there are a lot of people who want their own home, even if it's a little out of their budget.

• むしろ
• 2020/09/23 (Wed) 17:25
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I'm upgrading my house and car because I don't have any entertainment expenses with Corona.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/09/25 (Fri) 18:56
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＃ Eviction Moratorium is until the end of January next year. After that, you can be forcibly evicted and
how many installments you can pay for the overdue rent.
rent ＋ so that we can pay the overdue rent installments in a reasonable amount of time.

• 職の取り合い
• 2020/09/27 (Sun) 10:19
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United Airlines and American Airlines are planning to lay off a combined 36,000 people on October 1.

Large hotels are also planning new mass layoffs.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/09/27 (Sun) 21:27
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Then we need to prioritize American citizens over hiring foreigners.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/09/28 (Mon) 05:53
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It is in times like these that we must help more of the vulnerable.　It's the same as helping the women and children first.　
Citizens and English test takers, don't be first.　　　This is the time to show some room for maneuver.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/09/28 (Mon) 07:39
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Citizens and English candidates are in different positions.
English candidates are not U.S. citizens.

English candidates should receive assistance from the country of the passport they hold.

• 無知
• 2020/09/28 (Mon) 09:37
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Except for the lottery and the permanent residency that was given to me through the crotch opening, this person is a benefit to the US and the permanent residency income through the screening process.
So, since you pay taxes, you should feel free to get help from the US, state government.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/09/28 (Mon) 09:46
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By having Permanent Resident status, you are obligated to file U.S. taxes.

If you return to Japan with your Permanent Resident status, you are still obligated to file US taxes.

To stop this, you can return your Permanent Resident status and get out of filing taxes.

State aid is not available to foreigners.
The purpose of a permanent residence permit is to allow you to live here legally.
Since the mere possession of a permanent residence permit makes one an alien,
there are restrictions on the alien's access to the welfare of the state.

• 無知
• 2020/09/28 (Mon) 10:17
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＞ Even if you return to Japan as a Permanent Resident, you are still obligated to file US taxes.

So what ？

Even if you are a Permanent Resident
you can get unemployment insurance
this time the state rent related benefits also apply
you can get welfare if you have children

you say
I'll tell you right now, don't include real estate in case of death, because it's not assistance.

• ゴン子
• 2020/09/28 (Mon) 10:37
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#1208
If you have permanent residency and live in Japan and have no labor income in the US, you don't have to pay taxes.

If you are of the age to receive social security, of course you will be taxed even if you are in Japan.
Also, most welfare benefits are available to permanent residents.
If you work in the U.S., you are automatically taxed on the details of your pay check stub.
Showa-san is so proud of his citizenship ？ that he has a habit of picking on permanent residents.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/09/28 (Mon) 19:42
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＃ You don't have to pay taxes if you are a permanent resident and live in Japan and have no labor income in the US.

http://www.saikos.com/news.php?itemid=333

If a Permanent Resident leaves the US and lives outside the US （ for example in Japan ）, they will continue to retain their tax status as a resident alien unless they abandon their Permanent Resident status. If the permanent resident leaves the U.S. to live in a country other than the U.S.
Resident aliens are subject to tax on their worldwide income, so even if they have no income in the U.S., if they have income in Japan, they must report the amount to the IRS in the U.S. and file a tax return.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/09/28 (Mon) 19:46
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1209

https://usfl.com/2018/12/post/121555

• 無知
• 2020/09/28 (Mon) 22:43
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↑
I took the trouble to post the address and I see that you say that citizens and permanent residents are entitled to the same welfare
What are you trying to say ？ You're just as much a clunker as a staph, you can't say sorry

By the way, the US and Japan have an agreement now. By the way, there is now an agreement between the US and Japan, so you can file your tax return in either one
You don't know that either ？?

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/09/29 (Tue) 08:27
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If you read it and agree, that's it.
What are you trying to be so churlish here?

＃ By the way, there is now an agreement between the U.S. and Japan, so you can file your tax return in either country
You don't even know that ？
It is your choice whether or not to file your tax return.
I don't need you to tell me what to do.
What are you doing here? ？
You are not the owner of this forum.

• ヤバっ
• 2020/09/30 (Wed) 09:47
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Layoffs scheduled for October 1.

36,000 airline-based layoffs.
28,000 Disneyland layoffs.

That's quite a lot!

• 無知
• 2020/09/30 (Wed) 10:16
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#1215
＞ To file or not to file is a personal choice.

It's not a freedom, it's a national duty, don't you know common sense, you're a yutaka, you know it all
You can't take over someone else's name and have a brain less than his own.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/09/30 (Wed) 17:22
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＃ It's not freedom, it's a citizen's obligation, don't you know common sense or are you a yutaka, you know
So which citizen ？ Japan, USA ？


＃ After next February, more people will be forced out and become homeless.
Those who get a deferment of rent before the forced eviction will pay it in installments
on top of their monthly rent.

For example, if you get a 6 month deferment of $1000 per month
$6000 per month for 6 months or 1 year （ 12 months ） you pay
$1000 for 6 months ＋ Monthly rent ＝ 200 Pay $0
12 months then $6000 divided by 12 months ＝ $500 per month rent deferment
$1000 rent plus $500 ＝ $1500 paid over 12 months
This would somehow keep me from being homeless.

• 香檻
• 2020/09/30 (Wed) 17:35
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First of all, you can't afford $1000 rent without renting a room or having a roommate, old man.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/09/30 (Wed) 18:46
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You wrote, for example. Either you can't read or you don't understand.

• 香檻
• 2020/09/30 (Wed) 19:08
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↑
You're just being an ass, pfft.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/09/30 (Wed) 20:22
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↑ Vivinavian fools writing stupid things
Fools, fools, sleep tonight.

• あんたアホ？
• 2020/09/30 (Wed) 20:29
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> This would somehow keep me from being homeless.

In a city with rent control, the increase is only 3-5%, so there is absolutely no way they would make you pay 50% more than in your example. A normal low-income person living on the edge of rent will certainly not be able to afford it. The landlord has no choice but to give up because he can't pay what he doesn't have. They are fools because they think out of the realm of reality. In your example, you would be better off paying $60 a month for 100 months.

• 香檻
• 2020/09/30 (Wed) 21:23
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1223
A mawkish old man who is trolling the vivinavi message boards for a few topics here and there.
Go away early ！

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/10/01 (Thu) 07:16
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1225 You can tell how you were brought up if you get so upset in a place like this.
If you are going to be the king of the mountain here, you have to stand tall.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/10/01 (Thu) 07:24
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1225
after you
after you

• あらあら
• 2020/10/01 (Thu) 09:29
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I see that right now California's unemployment rate is 16.1%, the second highest in the nation.

Not counting those who have given up looking for work, this number is quite a lot. Sweat.

• ルル
• 2020/10/01 (Thu) 11:35
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↑ 1st place is ？

• 香檻
• 2020/10/01 (Thu) 16:05
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↑
Hawaii

• ルル
• 2020/10/01 (Thu) 20:14
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↑ You don't ？
stupid question

• 香檻
• 2020/10/01 (Thu) 20:20
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1232
I think it's an afforestation because it doesn't bear interest.

• あふぉ
• 2020/10/01 (Thu) 21:02
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↑ Then where ？

• 香檻
• 2020/10/01 (Thu) 21:58
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↑
You have saving, CDs, money market.
Your head is for decoration, think for yourself.

• あふぉ
• 2020/10/01 (Thu) 22:00
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↑ That's all there is to it.
You're just that good.

• 香檻
• 2020/10/01 (Thu) 22:04
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↑
You're the one, ahoy!

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/10/02 (Fri) 08:35
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1237 1238
It's like a TV debate between a president and a presidential candidate
two old men arguing.

• 香檻
• 2020/10/02 (Fri) 09:15
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↑
You old man, you don't say.

• わかりやすい
• 2020/10/02 (Fri) 11:44
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The old man is not much different from the presidential candidates here. It's funny.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/10/02 (Fri) 19:03
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1241
A slapdash post, as they say.
play a man-to-man game, ganbare.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/10/02 (Fri) 20:00
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1238 1241
Let's see who can be the king of the mountain here
Let's have an electric current death match!

• 香檻
• 2020/10/02 (Fri) 20:31
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1243
If you want to win, I'll invite two chefs to my house on New Year's Eve, and after we eat sushi with my family.
By the way, it's $12,000 for the two of us, including tip.

• Kimikimi
• 2020/10/04 (Sun) 10:47
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Vivinavi is good www.
write a lie, even a dream, and relieve your sorrow www.
you are exactly on the level of a drug addict www.
pfft ！

• 間違いないね
• 2020/10/04 (Sun) 15:10
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It is a cliché of the residents here to assume that everyone who has a good life is lying and delusional. I think you have to have a very poor and boring life to be able to talk to the people here. You can come here when you feel down. You can make your worries seem ridiculous when you see people living like this.

Thanks🎶

• 見栄晴
• 2020/10/04 (Sun) 15:42
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↑ Totally.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/10/04 (Sun) 20:07
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… … which shows that we should not evaluate people by their appearance or image.

• しかし、いつでも買い
• 2020/10/06 (Tue) 10:48
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Now, real estate prices are going up, You can see if you look at zillow, they have been generally down since March 2020.

• どこですか？
• 2020/10/06 (Tue) 11:05
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Which areas are down ？
everywhere seems to keep going up, but

• どこですか？
• 2020/10/06 (Tue) 12:04
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Yes, I heard that Buyers looking for properties to purchase are overwhelmingly more likely to buy.

• しかし、いつでも買い
• 2020/10/06 (Tue) 22:54
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Every area is going down.
If you click on Home value in zillow and look at the graph of prices, all homes are at their highest in March 2020 and dropping.

• 超低金利のうちに買いたい
• 2020/10/07 (Wed) 14:04
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As long as interest rates are around 3%, there will be far more Buyers than Foreclosure numbers.
Now $ even with a 500000 loan, it's still about $ 2000 payments per month, so it still seems like it's more profitable to buy than to dump rents every month.
The monthly payment is more influenced by the interest rate than the loan amount.

• はてはて
• 2020/10/07 (Wed) 14:04
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Foreclosure will double in the optimistic forecast from about Q2 next year, and more than quadruple in the pessimistic forecast, because that's what the data shows.

When that happens, real estate prices will surely fall. Is it a good idea to buy now or wait until the next year or so? After all, it is a person's life plan.

• 2.75%羨ましい
• 2020/10/08 (Thu) 13:43
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Investors are buying now, and that's why they are still buying.
They know that if things go down a little in the next couple of years, the best investment is to add a number of properties at the current low interest rates.
They are looking 10 or 15 years out.

• 2.75%羨ましい
• 2020/10/08 (Thu) 14:29
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Both investors and ordinary buyers seem to be rushing into properties for sale and cannot compete.

Like stock investors, some real estate investors are waiting for the market to fall, while others are holding for the
long term, and in the latter case, the current low interest rates are probably the best time to buy.
Cash buyer investors will wait until the second half of next year or later, while loan investors and general buyers are
rushing to sell.

I certainly envy the low interest rates in Japan, but American real estate seems to be a better investment.

• アメリカは今、建設ラッシュ
• 2020/10/08 (Thu) 14:50
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The wealthier people are borrowing large sums of money and constructing buildings, apartment towers, and housing complexes at this time of low interest rates.

• 無知
• 2020/10/08 (Thu) 15:04
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The ones who think the second or third house will get a loan at 2.75%
The ones who take it seriously and believe it.

• 2.75%羨ましい
• 2020/10/08 (Thu) 15:27
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No, I envy those who can buy a home with a 2.75% loan.
Still, I'm sure investors can get loans at around 3.25-3.75% too.
I envy them.

• 仙人
• 2020/10/08 (Thu) 18:11
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The storm will subside someday.
The corona will subside in a couple of years.

Real estate is going up even in times like this.
All my properties are in Beach City and they are still up compared to last year.
They are in 90503, 90277, and 90254. If you sell your house you will be amazed at how many offers you will get.
If interest rates stay low, stocks will fall, inflation will rise, and real estate will go up
even more.
Zillow is not very reliable. Zillow is not very reliable, as the average is higher when expensive houses sell nearby, and true valuations vary
so it's just a reference.

The interest rates investors get are surprisingly low.

• Zillowは
• 2020/10/09 (Fri) 03:47
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Zillow and others seem to get it wrong really often.
When I'm looking into a community for a property I want to buy, I see a house in the exact same condition on the same lot with a completely different Value.
I wonder what kind of calculations they are doing.

• 嘘の上塗り
• 2020/10/09 (Fri) 09:14
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Hermits always go through the important parts. LOL!

• 超格差社会の国
• 2020/10/09 (Fri) 10:17
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There is a huge increase in the number of homeless people in the city, and yet both in LA and Honolulu, there is a construction rush going on at a tremendous pace.

I wonder what will happen to the world in the future.

• 税金払ってます
• 2020/10/09 (Fri) 11:41
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You can sell as many houses as you want because people will flow in from other states. I don't know anything about homeless people.

• でたー
• 2020/10/09 (Fri) 12:07
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• Monopoly
• 2020/10/09 (Fri) 13:30
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The world is Monopoly
playing cards also sold its own
game in the past.
Regardless of who loses during play, etc.
In the end, one person wins.
just getting underway
who will be told next
you are out.

• Monopoly
• 2020/10/09 (Fri) 13:51
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There were 2,189 billionaires in the world at the end of July, with total assets of about $10.2 trillion （ about $108 trillion ）. This surpassed the previous high of $8.9 trillion （ about ¥940 trillion ） in 2017.

Angela ・ Rayner （ Angela Rayner ） Deputy Leader of the UK Labour Party wrote on Twitter （ Twitter ） that "Billionaires have a new coronavirus infection （ COVID-19 ）. They are profiting big from the pandemic. While the common man is in debt, businesses are going bankrupt, unemployment is skyrocketing, people are suffering and making great sacrifices, the world's super-rich are laughing because they are making too much money ！," he posted.

• 差は広がるばかり
• 2020/10/09 (Fri) 17:21
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The wealthy are increasing their assets, and real estate is becoming more and more unaffordable for those who do not own a home.
It is obvious that a Democrat party will not be good for economic development as the number of lazy people who take advantage of welfare will increase, and if Trump is re-elected, the gap between the rich and the poor will widen even more, even if the economy is stimulated. Sigh.

• ならば
• 2020/10/09 (Fri) 20:19
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Let's get rid of money in the world

Come on people, let's think about it.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/10/09 (Fri) 20:31
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↑ You need money, but nobody needs you, so you just need to disappear from the world.

• ならば
• 2020/10/09 (Fri) 20:38
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When you're gone ？

Coarse Garbage

• 富裕層組
• 2020/10/09 (Fri) 20:42
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So the wealthy are Trump supporters

long live Trump 🙌

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/10/09 (Fri) 21:07
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1285
Yes you are gone, good death without losing money.

• ならば
• 2020/10/09 (Fri) 21:53
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↑ imho.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/10/09 (Fri) 23:41
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↑ You're the one who says if the money runs out, you're the one who's not making sense.

• 昭和のおとっちゃん
• 2020/10/09 (Fri) 23:45
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↑ Grandpa, go to bed early.

• レストランの大量破産
• 2020/10/14 (Wed) 09:40
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Without new government subsidies within six months,
it appears that 40% of the restaurants now barely open will be forced to close.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/10/14 (Wed) 09:59
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＃ 40% of the restaurants that are barely open have to close
employees have to come up with various ideas
on how to keep sales from dropping.

It is not enough to say that this is the owner's job and not the employees'.

• ロングバケーション
• 2020/10/14 (Wed) 11:05
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If you're a business owner who can afford it, close the business for now and start a new one so you can see what's ahead. Employees should look for employment while receiving unemployment insurance.

• あらあら
• 2020/10/18 (Sun) 09:30
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It appears that as many as 6 million people in the U.S. were unable to pay their mortgages and rents for September.

• 拾う神あり
• 2020/10/18 (Sun) 13:03
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Once in Foreclosure, the government and banks are bailing them out with Loan Modification.　

At least 6 months Mortgage payment can be postponed.
Many Borrowers are currently getting deferments beyond that.
After that, apply for Loan Modification to the Lender.
Unlike in the past, there is almost no screening process, and even if you have no proof of income, you may be able to get a significant reduction in both interest rate and payment amount.

• 拾う神あり
• 2020/10/18 (Sun) 13:17
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But needless to say, it is better for your credit to continue paying the original Mortgage without Loan Modification.

Currently, deferment of Mortgage, Property taxes, Credit card payments, etc. are all allowed, so please consult with your Lender or Credit Card company if you are having trouble.

• ？
• 2020/10/18 (Sun) 13:20
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↑ Can I apply for Loan Modification even if my income is not reduced at all?

• 拾う神あり
• 2020/10/18 (Sun) 13:52
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#1305
Certainly those who bought before Corona were lucky, no one expected real estate prices to skyrocket so high in 2020.
However, there are still properties in the $300,000 range if you look for them, so I think young people can step up from suburban homes and small condos. As you know, unlike in Japan, it is normal to buy a new house every few years here.

#1306
I don't think it is possible because you have to explain to the Lender why you can no longer pay.
However, interest rates are in the 2% range now, so if you refinance, you could reduce your monthly payment significantly.

• 仙人
• 2020/10/18 (Sun) 16:57
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It is an unusual seller's market right now. The other day I found a nice property
4 days after it came on the market,
I contacted a realtor and submitted an offer, but 40 people had already
submitted offers and the price was $ 180,000 higher, so I stopped.

It's probably a balance between interest rates and supply and demand, but it will be like this for a while.
If it keeps going up, it looks like I should consider selling. Over the past year
prices have gone up roughly 5-9%.

There are many people who made money in stocks, people who made money in Corona, people who are now trying to make money in real estate investment
and many people are trying to buy.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/10/18 (Sun) 18:36
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Offer...offer.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/10/18 (Sun) 19:29
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↑
I can't seem to write anything useful.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/10/18 (Sun) 19:41
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1314
You're always so useless.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/10/18 (Sun) 20:17
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Nobody cares about you, Showa Otto. You need to write more posts to lift yourself up. You must be so vain.

• 仙人
• 2020/10/18 (Sun) 22:56
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If Proposition 15 and Proposition 19 are passed in the upcoming election, the
rent will be raised for sure. It will start in 2022, though.

California has no money, so they are trying to get it from property taxes.

This may not matter much to individuals who are trying to buy now.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/10/19 (Mon) 07:58
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1317

YES or NO?

• Kcy
• 2020/10/19 (Mon) 08:55
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↑ How much house are you looking for ？
Do you need a down payment?

• 。。。
• 2020/10/19 (Mon) 11:24
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1321
You can do it. It's just expensive. I don't think many people do.

• いまの間に逃げるが勝ち
• 2020/10/19 (Mon) 14:31
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I'm seeing more and more houses and apartment complexes being sold where renters who can't pay rent are living -
The preferential treatment that allows renters to defer rent expires at the end of the year, so I guess landlords don't want to deal with trashy people down the road, evicting them or negotiating to collect what they didn't pay.

• それでも
• 2020/10/19 (Mon) 14:38
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You are getting offers again soon. The buying frenzy continues, as if there is no way not to take advantage of this very low interest rate.
It seems that the Seller's Market will continue as long as the interest rate is between 2.5% and 3.5%.
And by the time the buying frenzy stops, interest rates will have risen, and it will be out of reach again, a vicious cycle.

• 楽しみ
• 2020/10/19 (Mon) 15:34
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You can't collect rent that you haven't paid in over 6 months.

Let's see what happens next year.

• ミステイク
• 2020/10/19 (Mon) 16:36
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Lockdown was a mistake.

• 今日も暑い
• 2020/10/19 (Mon) 17:30
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It will hurt your credit, but it may cause many tenants to run away without paying rent for more than 6 months.
If the government gives a tenant a rent grace period and the owner cannot pay the Loan because of it, it will be a liability issue for the government, so that the owner will not lose the Property because of it
Currently Loan modification is allowed for Income Currently, Loan modification is also allowed for Income Property.
I know a friend of mine got modification apprved by a bank.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/10/19 (Mon) 17:56
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＃ You can't collect rent that you haven't paid in over 6 months.

People who get a deferment of rent before they are forced to leave
pay it in installments on top of their monthly rent.

For example, if you get a 6 month deferment of $3000 per month rent
and pay $18000 rent deferment in 6 months
$3000 ＋ monthly rent ＝ $6000 per month payment
this is manageable. I don't have to be homeless.

Clearly paid with only $6000 payment per month.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/10/19 (Mon) 18:35
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↑ Not that it matters to you, poor guy.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/10/19 (Mon) 19:29
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1334
tough luck for you, you live in a remodeled apartment.

• 高みの見物
• 2020/10/19 (Mon) 23:54
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#1334

So ~
no one will pay for the installments. LOL!

• つまりは
• 2020/10/20 (Tue) 15:03
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Crushing the wealthy.

They want to make it a world of the very rich and the common man.

The Democrats.

They want to take away guns to keep us under complete control, they want to create gun incidents, they want to instill in the people that guns are evil, and once they abolish guns, they will have no way to stand up to us.

Stupid low income people are too stupid and annoying and need to go away.

• 厶ーン
• 2020/10/20 (Tue) 15:34
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Really!
2nd stimulas check?

• ＷＯＷ
• 2020/10/20 (Tue) 17:27
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#1338
>second stimulus check will be set soon

where was that news ？ ？

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/10/20 (Tue) 17:38
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#Gun incidents to take away guns to keep them under complete control,
America recognizes the right to have guns by law.
We must change the law first.
The more gun incidents that occur
the more people will fight and buy guns.

• 予測では
• 2020/10/23 (Fri) 16:21
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The Los Angeles Housing Report


Values going up

The Los Angeles county housing market will remain a hot
With strong demand and an incredibly low inventory, the market will continue to lean heavily in favor of sellers, resulting in The Los Angeles county housing market will remain a hot seller's market.

• 仙人
• 2020/10/23 (Fri) 17:41
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If Prop 19 goes Yes, there will be
a lot of houses for sale next summer or so. Should be easier to buy.

If Prop 15 is YES, rents will go up.

Better to wait until end of next year to 2022.
Many people delay selling when prices are rising.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/10/23 (Fri) 20:17
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What if Prop 19 is No instead of Yes ？

What if Prop 15 is No instead of Yes ？

• 溜息
• 2020/10/24 (Sat) 11:58
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Renter1, move out of state due to inability to pay rent. Or moves back to his parents' house.
Renter2, unable to pay rent for more than 6 months, carry over to next year
Renter3, unable to pay rent, rent from someone you know, live in a garage, or worse, homeless
Renter4, work hard and buy condo or house. Monthly payments are lower than when renting
Renter5, every year $ Keep paying 20-40k in rent and sigh when you calculate how much you've thrown away in 10-20 years. Overwhelming majority

Property owners Property values are going up steadily. Refinance to lower monthly payments and cash out and live for the foreseeable future.

As a result, the number of apartment renters is decreasing, while a large number of prospective buyers are flooding into the properties for sale, causing prices to skyrocket.

• 教えて経験者
• 2020/10/24 (Sat) 12:12
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I bought a house for 800K and the Value of the house is now 1200K. The loan is still there, but if this sells at VALUE price, will I get the extra amount minus the loan?

• 経験
• 2020/10/24 (Sat) 12:19
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↑ Of course. That is your profit. However, there is a capital gain tax, which is exempted up to a certain amount per person, but I don't remember how much.

• 経験
• 2020/10/24 (Sat) 12:20
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But still, Property tax is expensive ～.

• Beer飲みたい
• 2020/10/24 (Sat) 12:56
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#1364, what year did you buy the house ？
I believe that if you lived in the house for more than 2 years within the last 5 years, you and your wife would not have to pay tax on profits up to $500,000.

• 教えて経験者
• 2020/10/24 (Sat) 15:57
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Thank you all.
I have lived here for over 5 years. I had left all real estate matters to my husband, so I had no knowledge at all.

• ❢
• 2020/10/24 (Sat) 16:22
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＞ I pay over $40,000 every year and sigh wow

wow, what a waste.
Can't you get a condo or something ？ ？?

• いいな
• 2020/10/24 (Sat) 16:25
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You and your wife are exempt from taxes up to $500,000, so #1369 you made $400,000. That's a big amount of money, like winning the lottery, and you have nearly a half-million dollars profit from buying a house.
I envy those who bought a few years ago.
There are still many people in the same or similar situation as #1368.

• 経験
• 2020/10/24 (Sat) 16:38
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↑ It's not that easy. I've paid my mortgage （, mainly interest ）, taxes, insurance, repairs, and all sorts of expenses. I have to deduct that. But it's better than I was renting.

• ゴン子
• 2020/10/24 (Sat) 18:19
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#1372
I understand. The reality is that owning a home is surprisingly expensive.
After living in a house for 10 years, it is very common that some part of the house needs to be repaired.
It is expensive to have Americans do repairs.
Yard maintenance (gardeners, etc.), refrigerators, washing machines, etc., bought privately, break down within 15-20 years, and are replaced again.
Alarm installation, Garage remote setting, etc.... Alarms, Garage remote settings, etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc.
And if you move and sell, it will cost a fortune to make the house look nice (if you live there for 20 years), like putting new flooring in the kitchen, new carpets or all flooring. I think they will hire a professional to clean the house.
Effort and cost to sell.
So, we are contemplating whether to not sell and pass the house on to our children or rent it out ？
We are contemplating various options. Our hope is to live in an apartment or condo where we can live together as a couple in our old age.
My husband seems to want to sell it.
I sigh when I think of the hassle and expense involved.

• いいな
• 2020/10/24 (Sat) 22:17
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But even with rents, you're throwing away $ 3,000 or $ 4,000 every month, so I think you still made $400,000 ！.

• 仙人
• 2020/10/25 (Sun) 00:09
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On average, prices have doubled from 2012 to 2020.
The better areas are more expensive, but
which at one point dropped about 20% due to the Lehman Brothers collapse, has been rising ever since.　So those who own real estate are benefiting
from it.

• 、
• 2020/10/26 (Mon) 09:34
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The stock price has tripled since 2012.
Stocks can be sold off as soon as they start to fall, but real estate is hard to sell once it starts to fall.

• だけど
• 2020/10/26 (Mon) 11:28
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You can't do anything with your stock while you hold it, but you can live in your house.
And even if it goes down, if you hold on to it, it will go up in value again someday.
On the other hand, stocks may never come back.

If the price of the house goes down $100,000 or $200,000 in 3 or 4 years,
you will end up paying more each month if interest rates are higher.
No matter how high the price of the house is, those who were able to buy it with interest rates in the 2% range are super lucky.

• 仙人
• 2020/10/28 (Wed) 10:42
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Stocks are like gambling, only done by a few institutional investors, the very rich,
not by the common man.
I am only in real estate.
If you bought a $500,000 house 10 years ago with a $100,000 down payment and it doubled in value
it would be 10 times the $100,000, minus the loan, and the value would increase over 6 times
and you would get your principal back, tax benefits, and
tax-free benefits if you live there for 2 years or more.

The Dow was around 12500 in 2012 and today it is around 26500, a little more than double the price
Not many people are going to buy stocks, but many are going to buy houses.
This is the safest investment for the average person.
The first house is the hardest, but there is a lot of information now, so it is easy to do.

• 、
• 2020/10/28 (Wed) 10:55
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It's not risky or dangerous in the first place
because we're talking about the average U.S. stock price, which has more than tripled in index investing, which even the average person can easily do. Even if it goes down, if you hold it, the price will rise again sometime more.

• 、
• 2020/10/28 (Wed) 11:05
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The Nasdaq is about 3,000 in 2012, but last month it was about 12,000, a fourfold increase.

If you buy a house and live in it, you can't try to sell it right away if some weirdo moves in next door.
A friend of mine who lives in Shoreline, PV is very stressed because a bad black guy moved in next door and he parties loud and late every week.

• 、
• 2020/10/28 (Wed) 11:12
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If dividends are included, it would be more than 10 times.

• しかし
• 2020/10/28 (Wed) 14:23
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If you don't buy a house someday, you will be a renter for life, and the later you buy a house, the higher your annual property taxes will be. People who bought in the
70's still pay property taxes in the $ 1000 range per year, those who bought in the 90's pay $ 3000 or $ 4000 per year, and in the 2000's $ 4000- $ 8000. Of course it depends on the price of the house you bought, but just around me, in Torrance.
Nowadays, houses are usually over $10,000.
I still think you should buy a house first, then if you can afford it, buy a second house or invest in stocks ？.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/10/28 (Wed) 20:40
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↑
# Nowadays, many homes are usually over $10,000.

$10,000 is a bargain sale.

• 仙人
• 2020/10/28 (Wed) 21:52
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Certainly property taxes are unfair.
I've seen similar houses around my house for $2000 and some for over $20,000
.
It is especially unfair
that property taxes can be inherited, and even if Prop 19 is YES,
it is unfair that the inheritor can inherit lower property taxes if they make it their home.　If it is a rental house, though, the assessment changes.

I think it would be better if new buyers pay half of the current property tax for a number of years
and those who bought before 2000 pay 20% more property tax
and inherited houses pay 60% of the current assessment.

• 無知
• 2020/10/28 (Wed) 23:46
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I think property taxes will go up because of refinancing ？
You got what you deserved ？.

• 王様
• 2020/10/28 (Wed) 23:49
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The thing is that old time landowners are forever very cheap property tax.

• 無知
• 2020/10/30 (Fri) 12:24
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I don't care if you bought 30 years ago
you'd be a fool to buy a house for your residence now
calculate the interest, insurance, repair costs, etc. you'd pay over 30 years if you bought now
the price won't go up as fast as it used to
you'll lose a lot of money

• Hot market
• 2020/10/31 (Sat) 04:53
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It seems that the offers are still flooding in on the house for sale. My acquaintances and friends are lamenting that the offers are not going through at all.

• Yes on Prop 22
• 2020/10/31 (Sat) 10:00
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If Prop 22 does not pass in California,
gig work itself will cease to function and California will be flooded with unemployed people.

It is truly frightening.

• 高齢化が進んでいる
• 2020/11/01 (Sun) 09:18
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Rents in 30 U.S. metropolitan areas are falling by an average of 5%.
Conversely, local cities are starting to go up.

In LA, the recent real estate bubble has caused younger people to start buying less and the population is starting to age, and in upscale neighborhoods like Beverly Hills, PV, and Malibu, we are seeing only older people.
Conversely, young people are beginning to flock to Austin, Portland, TN and other areas where affordability is high.

• forecast
• 2020/11/01 (Sun) 11:27
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Here is the latest housing forecast for the Los Angeles County and the LA MSA until September of 2021. Here is the latest housing forecast for Los Angeles County and the LA MSA until September of 2021.

Los Angeles home values Los Angeles home values have gone up 9% over the past year and the latest forecast is that they will increase by 8.3% in the next twelve months, San Diego County, and San Bernardino County are also continuing to go up across the board.

• 高杉君
• 2020/11/01 (Sun) 11:32
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Younger people are not buying, but rather they can only afford a house in the suburbs.
LA homes, which were much cheaper than Tokyo, are now becoming unaffordable.

• 仙人
• 2020/11/01 (Sun) 17:34
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If Prop 19 goes Yes, it would be a good opportunity for you to take your current property taxes with you
if you are 55 years old,
and also lower your monthly payments because interest rates are going down.
You'll be able to buy up to 3 times.
That's what Proposition is for, so for those who inherit and have a lot of single family homes,
the inheritance tax will be assessed at the current value except for the home, so the rent will go up.
Also, if Prop 15 becomes Yes, for properties over $3 million,
rents will also go up because they will be assessed at the current value.
Also, those who have owned property for a long time will have a hard time, and Dysney, Universal, etc. will also
see their rates go up by 20% or more.
Prop 21 is also a problem, Tuesday is the focus.

• Noへの道
• 2020/11/01 (Sun) 20:01
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Those voting No on Prop 19 ？
Those voting No on Prop 15 ？

• 仙人
• 2020/11/05 (Thu) 10:10
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Prop 19, yes and Prop 15 was No.
People over 55 years old will be able to replace their homes more easily, keep their property taxes
at the current low price, and if they have lived there for more than 2 years, they will be exempt from taxes on capital gains over
$500,000 for a couple
and this will be repeated 3 times.　You can also kyosh out
so there will be more buyers in the future. Interest rates are cheap.

People who inherited two or more properties in their estate will have a
increase in property taxes on the rental
as the market value will now be the market value, and they will sell more.

There will be quite a few more sales from now on, but it will be a seller's market for a while, since interest rates are lower
and more people are buying.

• 質問
• 2020/11/05 (Thu) 11:21
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Hermit, I have a question.
I am in my 50's and am very unwilling to spend more than $ 3000 rents per month, but buying a house in LA is very difficult.
I am hesitant to buy because even if I could manage to pay the low interest rate mortgage, I am not sure if I can afford the excessively high property taxes.
So can I buy a $100K or $200K house out of state or in the suburbs, live in it for two years, sell it, and then transfer the low property taxes to the next house I buy in LA since I will be 55 years old ？
If I could do that, I suspect many 50+ would buy a cheap house for once. ？ I wonder if that could be done.

• まあ
• 2020/11/05 (Thu) 11:39
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Young people can work, and incomes will go up with inflation in the future.
Even part-time now, an hour $ is 15 ？ I think the salaries are so high that it was unthinkable in the past.
I heard stories of elderly people who bought houses for $70,000 or $80,000 in the past, and they said the value of their money was completely different.

• w torrance
• 2020/11/05 (Thu) 12:30
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1413
Good question. I'm not sure either, but I think it's only
people who have homes now, but it's possible.
It's worth looking into.

• 仙人
• 2020/11/05 (Thu) 13:01
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Mr. 1413.

I will figure out the details, but I think there are some restrictions such as living in the area for more than 2 years or
less than $1,000,000.
I think you should check with an expert.

But a house is not just property tax.

• #1413
• 2020/11/05 (Thu) 13:12
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Thank you very much. I am afraid for my future if I don't manage to keep my property taxes down from $ 4000 to $ 5000 per year.
I don't want to be stuck paying $10,000 in property taxes every year in the future.
That said, I know I should buy now because I'm throwing away $40,000 a year in rents, $400,000 in 10 years, and in 20 years I could have bought a house long ago.

• ん？
• 2020/11/05 (Thu) 13:39
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> Thank you very much. I am afraid of the future if I don't manage to keep my property taxes down from $ 4000 to $ about 5000 per year.

↑ I have the wrong amount ？.

• うん
• 2020/11/05 (Thu) 14:05
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It is too cheap.

• ゴン子
• 2020/11/05 (Thu) 14:50
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#1413 Mr.
Even in the suburbs, you can't buy for that low of a price now.
My 23 year old house is twice the price it was when I bought it, starting at about 350,000, and I hear you can barely afford it now.

• #1413
• 2020/11/05 (Thu) 15:07
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Let's say I buy a small house, and the property taxes start out at $ 4000, but go up a little each year until they reach $ 5000 or so in the future.
I didn't want to buy a $800,000 house now and have it start at $8,000 and go up to $10,000 annually in the future. So we asked if we could buy a house in the $200,000s in the suburbs or out of state and transfer the property taxes.

• 仙人
• 2020/11/05 (Thu) 15:45
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Mr. 1413.

That might be a pretty good way.
Good luck. There is only action.
There are many ways to do things and loopholes.

Property tax is tough. It's an annual thing.

• どーだろ
• 2020/11/05 (Thu) 15:58
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Does this apply even if you buy a house out of state?

• #1413
• 2020/11/05 (Thu) 17:21
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Thank you #1416 and #1424.

Even if you are not out of state, you can buy a nice house with a big yard in Riverside county or San Bernardino county for about $300,000.
It is not so far from LA, and I can go shopping at the Japanese market in West Covina once a week. I would really appreciate it if the new property tax proposition applied.

• 仙人
• 2020/11/05 (Thu) 21:49
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Out of state is not possible. Now it was only county-less, but
with this election, it should be better anywhere in the state.

• #1413
• 2020/11/06 (Fri) 13:05
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Yes, that would really help ！
If you live in the suburbs for only two years, your monthly payment $ will only be about 1000, so you can save money.
That will give you more time to find a house for the next two years and keep your property taxes $ under 4000 in the future.
Thank you very much for your very good information.

• #1413
• 2020/11/06 (Fri) 17:35
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#1430

If the price goes up $100,000 in two years, your monthly payment will only change by $ about 400 at the same interest rate.
If you buy a cheap house in the suburbs at the end of the year or beginning of next year, you will save over $50,000 or $60,000 in two years, and you can transfer just over $ 3000 a year in property taxes to your next house.
At that point, you will have no difference in monthly payments if the price goes up.
I hear that interest rates are low until probably 2023, so I will do my best to buy this house early in 2023.
Still, I wish I had bought a house earlier. I never thought it would be so expensive. Tears.

• 大変そうだ
• 2020/11/06 (Fri) 18:12
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It's a hassle when I think about the moving costs and all the other formalities!
Don't you think about settling down in a house in the suburbs ？
Moving is one of the most stressful things a person can feel, apparently.

• #1413
• 2020/11/07 (Sat) 14:20
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Yes, moving is a lot of work, but the cost is about a month's rent, and it is more stressful to keep throwing away $40,000 every year for the rest of the year.

We have no intention at this time of continuing to live in a house in the suburbs, as we want to buy a house here while interest rates are low. We have lived in a convenient location for many years and now we plan to work hard for only two years to increase our savings.
If I like my new place, I may live there longer, but how many years is this 55+ Proposition on property taxes in effect ？
Sorry for my ignorance, but is it every 4 years when the president changes ？
For example. If I live in the suburbs for 5 years and then decide to move back here, is it possible that this proposition is no longer valid?

• だうん
• 2020/11/07 (Sat) 22:39
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How much of a down payment do you need ？ It's been a few years since I felt like no matter how much I saved, it was never enough 😭

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/11/07 (Sat) 23:34
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↑ 20% minimum, but 30% because there are not many properties for sale right now.

• 頭金
• 2020/11/08 (Sun) 07:15
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1439
You can buy without it though.

The monthly will be higher.

The average guideline is 20% of the property you want, and you get a monthly mortgage on a 30 year loan.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/11/08 (Sun) 07:50
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1440
The poor do not say anything extra.
It is only vain to say it.

• 仙人
• 2020/11/08 (Sun) 09:30
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# 1413.

No change for 15 years. There may be another referendum after that, but
there won't be any major changes.

However, there will be more people working from home and thinking about the same thing,
and that may increase the price.

• #1413
• 2020/11/08 (Sun) 11:33
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#1437, sorry for the misreading.
I still don't know if I will continue to live in the suburbs.
I've thought about some of the advantages of living in LA now, and

I think I can handle it in terms of having Japanese food readily available.
Instead of sushi, I will buy a lot of sashimi every week and make sushi rice with sushi vinegar and eat it as hand rolls.
As for ramen, if you buy several kinds of fresh ramen in three-packs and put stir-fried meat and vegetables in sesame oil on top, it will taste similar to ramen at a restaurant.
I will buy a lot of food every week to save on rent, so I think I will be fine as far as food is concerned.
I am zooming through my lessons and don't need to go to a class.
I think the hardest part will be the distance to the airport.
I have to pick up and drop off family and friends, and return home myself, but it doesn't happen that often, and I thought I could manage the occasional hour and a half or two hour drive.
I decided that I could live in the suburbs, but I am not sure if I will be able to drive for a long time when I get old, so I would like to come back to an area 30-40 minutes from LAX.
I calculated that the price of a house in the suburbs will go up $50,000 in two years and it is currently going up even faster than that. ) If I add up the $50,000 I plan to save, I would be able to buy a house in L.A. for $100,000 less than I can now afford.

Thank you for your kind words, Sen.
If there is no change for 15 years, I am relieved.
As you said, the prices have been going up tremendously for the past few months, and all the Realtors and information sites
say they will continue to go up next year. I need to hurry up and look for a house.
Thank you so much for all the information you have given me.

• 今でしょ？
• 2020/11/08 (Sun) 23:07
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I shouldn't buy a house now ？ I don't think the economy is going to take a dive and crash ？.

• カリフォルニアは大丈夫
• 2020/11/08 (Sun) 23:08
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↑ The area won't go down if you wait.

• 職種？
• 2020/11/08 (Sun) 23:20
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Do you commute daily from the suburbs ？?

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/11/08 (Sun) 23:22
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↑ It's remote work.

• パイ乙カイデー
• 2020/11/09 (Mon) 10:24
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＞ ＞ I calculated that the price of a house in the suburbs will go up $50,000 in two years and it is currently going up faster than that. I figure that if the price of a house in LA goes up by $100,000, it will be easier to buy than it is now.

By the time a house in the suburbs, which you can buy for about a quarter of the price, goes up $50,000, the price of a house in the city center will have gone up over $200,000 ？
The city center is going up faster.

• #1413
• 2020/11/09 (Mon) 14:45
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I am not trying to cut back on my lifestyle, but I have written about how I cope with the lack of Japanese restaurants nearby.

My husband can work from home.

Realtor says that when LA goes up, Riverside and San Bernardino also go up.
He says the prices have already gone up sharply in the last few months, and it is likely to go up $50,000 by the next year, but as for me, I don't care if it doesn't go up.
I thought I had to take action soon enough to break off the $40,000 a year I have been throwing away for so long here.
People have been telling me for years to wait for it to go down.
I decided that it would be a good idea to live in the suburbs for two years in any case, whether real estate prices go up, stagnate, or if they go down.

Thank you very much for your advice.

• 大家も大変
• 2020/11/13 (Fri) 08:56
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Apartment Guide reports that rents have dropped
an average of 18% in Los Angeles
and 30% in Long Beach due to the coronavirus.
Vacancies are also continuing to rise.

• 何が目的？
• 2020/11/13 (Fri) 20:56
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Real Estate ？
Are you going to vacate the commercial property and implement the Big City plan?

• 2021年
• 2020/11/14 (Sat) 09:23
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Apartment Guide reports that rents have dropped
an average of 18% in Los Angeles
and 30% in Long Beach due to the coronavirus.
Vacancies are also continuing to rise.

Rent extensions will probably end at the end of this year ？.

• ホームレス
• 2020/11/14 (Sat) 13:07
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The increase in homelessness in LA is bad.
They're offering places in public facilities anyway, but the homeless are refusing.
Maybe it's true that homeless people are homeless because they want to be.