there is no price yet. it's not even on the market.
My Neighbor's House Is For Sale $199k
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woodsmaneh!
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How many people lived in it, thinking about hydro cost?
i don't understand the question.
2 people lived in it. but you can use as much power as you want.
woodsmaneh!
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Well if they had 3 kids the hydro would be more so when I move in I can run 14 1000w if a family of 5 lived there. A couple of people would have very low hydro use. U move into a house and the hydro triples people get curious. was just thinking, Arnold keeps asking me to move, LOL
Louis541
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Or as much as the circuit breaker will allow.i don't understand the question.
2 people lived in it. but you can use as much power as you want.
anywhere311
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good point lol
it's california. pay your bill and nobody cares how much power you use.
newatit2010
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Hell lets all pitch in and make it the RIU house? Sounds good
littlegrower2004
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thats what i was saying! haha, did you bust out your tiller yet?
beardo
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Buy it and then rent it
sonoma county.
what happens with this house could have a HUGE impact on what happens in my backyard this year. you can see right over my fence from the window inside the neighbors shop. it's like a "viewing window". hopefully someone cool buys it.
Auzzie07
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Luckily, your odds are on your side living on the west coast.sonoma county.
what happens with this house could have a HUGE impact on what happens in my backyard this year. you can see right over my fence from the window inside the neighbors shop. it's like a "viewing window". hopefully someone cool buys it.
Snow Crash
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After putting 10% down, that's like $600/mo on a 30 year mortgage. Plus property tax and etc... I dunno... I like Oregon too much, despite the price of owning being lower than the price of renting.
If you could put 20% down that'd be better. The power bill would be way more expensive anyway.
If you could put 20% down that'd be better. The power bill would be way more expensive anyway.
$600/month after 10% down? In California? Wow. I am no where, at $700, in a dinky house. I always heard California is so expensive, that there are no jobs available. I have an idea these people are cry babies not willing to suck it up and take a job to pay some bills...
