I did keep my Harley dresser in the guest apartment kitchen for a while...does that count?
Oldmanbad...
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I did keep my Harley dresser in the guest apartment kitchen for a while...does that count?
Lmao I had my baby ninja in the house when I lived down in somd because I didn’t have a garage.
easyliving45
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I never said you were rich or not struggling. I also never said you were entitled to the $1400 stimulus. You made those arguments.
You said you couldn't buy a property on your salary within commuting distance of your work.
I showed you its was possible.
The you said "well not that kind of property"
That wont work because X, Y and Z. oh and i have two bikes, and 6 dogs and a wedding to plan.
So you made up what you thought i was going to say in your head. Made a proclamation and then when i showed you that it wasn't true you got mad at me.
Seems like the logic of a someone who lies to whine and be a victim to me.
That’s your direct reply to my comment.
Do you not even understand your own thoughts?
This_person
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Maybe they have different standards than you, so what you call "possible" isn't possible to someone else.
You know what, F it. Let’s explore your “reality” anyway.
You still haven’t shown me a property that fits into my specs of not needing a ton of work (the 1930 house) and that meets the recommended monthly payment of no more than 28% gross. You showed two homes; one that is higher than the recommended 28% gross (you’d need to be pulling about $140k for the 1930s home) and one that is literally an affordable housing project that I couldn’t buy even if I wanted to.
Yea, part of my standards is a place where I’m not going to get robbed.
easyliving45
Active Member
Yes. That still stands. I've shown you two options for living affordably within a 5 minute commute to work.
Barry farms has been torn down for years. That neighborhood is perfectly fine. It wouldn't be my first choice since it lacks amenities and grocery stores but you wouldn't be robbed daily in most places in DC anymore.
Neither works. The first is too expensive for the 28% rule (and is almost 100 years old; I specifically said one that I don’t need to work on. Anyone who buys that will have to be doing a ton of repairs) and the second one I do not qualify for. I literally am not allowed to buy it.
easyliving45
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https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/...wick-Ter-Temple-Hills-MD-20748/37458653_zpid/
2205 Anvil Ln, Temple Hills, MD 20748 | MLS #MDPG2151592 | Zillow
This 1980 square feet Townhouse home has 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. It is located at 2205 Anvil Ln, Temple Hills, MD.
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https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/...wick-Ter-Temple-Hills-MD-20748/37458653_zpid/
2205 Anvil Ln, Temple Hills, MD 20748 | MLS #MDPG2151592 | Zillow
This 1980 square feet Townhouse home has 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. It is located at 2205 Anvil Ln, Temple Hills, MD.www.zillow.com
Barry Farms Washington Real Estate - Barry Farms Washington Homes For Sale | Zillow
Zillow has 185 homes for sale in Barry Farms Washington. View listing photos, review sales history, and use our detailed real estate filters to find the perfect place.www.zillow.com
Temple Hills LOL.
This_person
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You elitist, you. Don't you know the people who steal only do it peacefully, because they need it and you don't?
He’s listing temple hills now lmao. It’s only 11th on this list though....hmmm.
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WingsOfGold
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Yeah real nice.....
The chance of becoming a victim of either violent or property crime in Temple Hills is 1 in 43. Based on FBI crime data, Temple Hills is not one of the safest communities in America. Relative to Maryland, Temple Hills has a crime rate that is higher than 77% of the state's cities and towns of all sizes.
Yep. Just look at the size of the security bars on the last picture of the link he sent.
He doesn't realize he's literally proving my point....The only house he was able to find in the area that meets the recommended price criteria is a 1970s townhouse in an absolutely HORRIBLE area that also needs a ton of work (especially on the outside; you can see the rot on the back near the gutter).
He thinks I'm complaining or being a "victim." I worked my ass off to get where I'm at and I know it will pay dividends. I'm happy to put in the effort. I'm merely suggesting that the comment that "all Americans" are getting the $1400 isn't accurate. There's a lot of Americans who aren't getting that check who could actually use it (like DC or NYC area people) and there's a lot who are getting it who don't really need it (like high earners in southern states). I'm paying for it in my taxes yet I won't see a dime of it.
Kinnakeet
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You are brilliant Our money being returned to some of us this is true and you will pay taxes on it again I was never a fan of this before or now what needs to be done is open this country up and let everyone get back to work as you can see the Gubbermint has duped you into believing that covid 19 is something else besides what it really is and that is seasonal influenza just renamed like hollywood actors and people fell for it.
Covid 19 is not the same as the seasonal influenza, not at all. I'm not suggesting it is deserving of such a drastic response or that it wasn't used for political gain but it is absolutely not the same as the flu.
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- Baltimore
- Elkton
- Bladensburg
- Ocean City
- Salisbury
- Cambridge
- Hyattsville
- Suitland
- Princess Anne
- Mount Rainier
- Temple Hills
- Cumberland
Some of these make sense - Bladensburg, Hyattsville, Suitland, Mount Rainier all are inside the Beltway in PG County ... near each other Baltimore and Elkton are neighbors so yeah
Temple Hills is a head scratcher .... given the proximity to Andrews .... but it is closer to the beltway and as neighborhoods gentrify from the good folks moving out / dying off the cockroaches move in and take over