I currently live in an apartment, but would like to move out early. My lease is up in the middle of August, but if I pay my rent at the apartment, and it is vacant for a month or so, can the apartments do anything? (Fines, etc.?) Everything will be paid for, I will be doing double duty for a month or so……
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Daddy was 92 at the time and didn’t say anything to man then daddy put the land into my name and sister too. He told the next door friend that he was going to take it on squatters rights he has been there for I think 8 years. I raise the rent 350.00 a month and I want to sale. Now is there a Lawyer out there that can tell me who’s house is this mine or his. The land is only worth 7,000 but it’ worth 50.000 with the 445 sq footage. If he stays anther 10 years he will be paying 42.000 if i was him I would just pay me out. And he can’t take on squatters because he don’t pay the taxes.
Please answer with areas of expenses/budgeting. For example, if entertainment is important to you..include 500 a month budgeted for entertainment, electric bill, mortgage payment, gas, water, cable, etc.
I’m interested in seeing what is obviously necessary and important to people and what they think constitutes a comfortable life.
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Some have argued that the California real estate market is currently in a “bubble” — that is, the price of housing is higher than present levels of supply and demand would indicate. Consider two identical houses that sit side by side on a street in Palo Alto, California. One is offered for rent at $3,000 per month. The other is offered for sale at $1.2 million, which at an interest rate of 5% works out to cost $5,000 per month. Despite this discrepancy, which one of the following statements might be a valid argument AGAINST the proposition that the real estate market is in a bubble?
A. Earthquake damage is a perennial concern in California.
B. Termites are a major problem in Palo Alto, increasing the costs of home ownership.
C. Land in California is scarce, and future immigration into the state is expected.
D. Inflation is likely to remain low for the foreseeable future.
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Tagged Bubble, California, Estate, housing, market, Microeconomic, month, Palo Alto, price, question, side, supply
Some have argued that the California real estate market is currently in a “bubble” — that is, the price of housing is higher than present levels of supply and demand would indicate. Consider two identical houses that sit side by side on a street in Palo Alto, California. One is offered for rent at $3,000 per month. The other is offered for sale at $1.2 million, which at an interest rate of 5% works out to cost $5,000 per month. Despite this discrepancy, which one of the following statements might be a valid argument AGAINST the proposition that the real estate market is in a bubble?
A. Earthquake damage is a perennial concern in California.
B. Termites are a major problem in Palo Alto, increasing the costs of home ownership.
C. Land in California is scarce, and future immigration into the state is expected.
D. Inflation is likely to remain low for the foreseeable future.
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Tagged Bubble, California, Estate, housing, market, Microeconomic, month, Palo Alto, price, question, side, supply