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[2017-5-17. : 7:51 am]  NudeRaider -- LoveLessLoveLess shouted: 1700$ for a 2 bedroom 2 bath apartment here. I'm going to move. New flat is gonna cost me 320€ / month for 42qm + electricity, gas & utilities[2017-5-17. : 7:30 am]  Oh_Man -- Yeah i cant wait to play but have promised to myself to finish andromeda first[2017-5-17. : 5:50 am] Vrael -- not exactly a football field, its surrounded by brick walls but hey its pretty awesome for city livin[2017-5-17. : 5:49 am] Vrael -- but my rent is pretty good, $1542 for a 3 bedroom with a basement and private backyard that me and my gf split, can't complain there[2017-5-17. : 4:00 am] LoveLess -- FaRTy1billionFaRTy1billion shouted: it's fucking dumb because it's like $800 for a place (even just a studio), then like +$100 or $200 per bedroom, so a 4 bedroom condo is like $400 more than a 1 bedroom would be Yeah the difference between Utah and California is massive.[2017-5-17. : 3:36 am] Pauper -- San Diego is horrible as well. In the county a studio is at least $1,100. Downtown is like $1,500+[2017-5-17. : 2:43 am]  O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- assume people just are * (I added the just and didn't look where I clicked I guess xD)[2017-5-17. : 2:43 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- I always assume just people are from the US or at least Canada xD[2017-5-17. : 2:41 am] Vrael -- Suicidal InsanitySuicidal Insanity shouted: 5-6 euros / day cafeteria for lunch, roughly the same amount again for ingredients for what I eat for breakfast / dinner. Not gonna get much cheaper unless I skimp out on quality... like ~13 euros/day is the equivalent of what I was talking about, also Suicidal InsanitySuicidal Insanity shouted: @Vrael: I wanna visit the cheetahs again, and they moved to Holland ... they used to be 10 mins down the road from work do you live near a zoo or something? [2017-5-17. : 2:11 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- I've lived with the same people for like 6 years and would happily stay living with them, but one is moving in with his girlfriend so the other two are like "We can too!"[2017-5-17. : 2:03 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- sort of what I'm in now, except apparently everyone is moving out soon-ish and I can't afford a place by myself and living with random people from craigslist or whatever sounds horrible[2017-5-17. : 1:54 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- it's fucking dumb because it's like $800 for a place (even just a studio), then like +$100 or $200 per bedroom, so a 4 bedroom condo is like $400 more than a 1 bedroom would be[2017-5-17. : 1:53 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- LoveLessLoveLess shouted: 1700$ for a 2 bedroom 2 bath apartment here. cool. It's like $1000 here for that xD[2017-5-17. : 12:17 am] Jack -- nah I read this Suicidal InsanitySuicidal Insanity shouted: Huh. 200$ a month rent? Is the US just that cheap, or do you have sketchy 1 room apartments? You pay more for a 1 room student apartment here... [2017-5-17. : 12:13 am] Moose -- JackJack shouted: $200 per month for a house WOW, over here you rent a small 2 bedroom for $300 per WEEK (maybe 200 USD but still) Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: Vrael It's not the rent. It's the difference between rent and average monthly home ownership costs. [2017-5-17. : 12:12 am] Jack -- $200 per month for a house WOW, over here you rent a small 2 bedroom for $300 per WEEK (maybe 200 USD but still)[2017-5-16. : 11:53 pm] Broflamingo -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: Broflamingo Correct, but these should be included in an average monthly cost of home ownership. You can bet the landlord isn't ignoring them when setting the rent. Not only that the average return since like the60's on real estate has been like 0.3% a year. Way better asset classes than real esate. However if you have money to play in like LA, NYC, Seattle, Palo Alto, Miami e.t.c you are talking $tack$[2017-5-16. : 11:50 pm] Moose -- BroflamingoBroflamingo shouted: Mini Moose 2707 But also hidden costs, the upkeep, maintence, home insurance, gas to work etc. So many hidden costs, it can be a strech to call this an investment. jjf28 This JJ, my family never took a mortage out ever, always bought upfront, literally scam city. Correct, but these should be included in an average monthly cost of home ownership. You can bet the landlord isn't ignoring them when setting the rent.[2017-5-16. : 11:44 pm] Broflamingo -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: Vrael It's not the rent. It's the difference between rent and average monthly home ownership costs. But also hidden costs, the upkeep, maintence, home insurance, gas to work etc. So many hidden costs, it can be a strech to call this an investment. jjf28jjf28 shouted: assuming you had the money to buy a house up front, it's an investment in the sense that you don't pay rent (save ~200/mo), it's an asset you can borrow against, and if you're in a rapidly developing location it will indeed accrue value that you can cash in when you no longer work in the area This JJ, my family never took a mortage out ever, always bought upfront, literally scam city.[2017-5-16. : 11:43 pm] Moose -- Suicidal InsanitySuicidal Insanity shouted: @jj: Ya but if you make sandwiches for lunch you have to cook in the evening, and time cost + energy cost + ingredient cost quickly overtakes what you save. Plus yummy hot lunch. Cooking should be done in bulk. If you aren't getting 3+ meals, you ain't meal prepping.[2017-5-16. : 11:42 pm] jjf28 -- Suicidal InsanitySuicidal Insanity shouted: @jj: Ya but if you make sandwiches for lunch you have to cook in the evening, and time cost + energy cost + ingredient cost quickly overtakes what you save. Plus yummy hot lunch. if I did it I'd probably pull a leela, make lunches for a month then freeze them[2017-5-16. : 11:40 pm] Suicidal Insanity -- @jj: Ya but if you make sandwiches for lunch you have to cook in the evening, and time cost + energy cost + ingredient cost quickly overtakes what you save. Plus yummy hot lunch.[2017-5-16. : 11:38 pm] CecilSunkure -- It was probably timing out. I was refreshing intermittently for about 30 minutes. Maybe every 5-10 minute refresh[2017-5-16. : 11:36 pm] Moose -- CecilSunkureCecilSunkure shouted: Mini Moose 2707 homepage I see. It should time out if it takes 30 minutes...[2017-5-16. : 11:35 pm] CecilSunkure -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: CecilSunkure Which page? homepage[2017-5-16. : 11:34 pm] Suicidal Insanity -- @Vrael: I wanna visit the cheetahs again, and they moved to Holland ... they used to be 10 mins down the road from work [2017-5-16. : 11:34 pm] jjf28 -- mm, I pay ~$7/day for cafe, it's definitely cheaper to make sandwiches and crap but meh, work[2017-5-16. : 11:33 pm] Suicidal Insanity -- 5-6 euros / day cafeteria for lunch, roughly the same amount again for ingredients for what I eat for breakfast / dinner. Not gonna get much cheaper unless I skimp out on quality...[2017-5-16. : 11:32 pm] Moose -- CecilSunkureCecilSunkure shouted: Earlier today took 30 minutes to load webpage Which page?[2017-5-16. : 11:30 pm] Vrael -- oh man a 4 day weekend sounds so good - also why is SEN so fast right now? wtf?[2017-5-16. : 11:29 pm] Suicidal Insanity -- meh, why is it supposed to rain Thursday + Friday. I had wanted to drive over to Holland for a 4 day weekend [2017-5-16. : 11:29 pm] Vrael -- AshamedAshamed shouted: http://www.cnbc.com/2017/05/16/millionaire-tells-millennials-to-stop-buying-avocados-to-afford-a-home.html (It all makes sense now!!!) back to this though, I do know plenty of people (think of any college campus, for example) where people don't meal prep at all - $15/day * 30 days = 450 on food a month, you can definitely drive that number way down and save a lot (not saying its enough to afford a home) |
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