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Approx. 8.74 units per acre! How's that for congestion. But then again they did say REVISED.

(Suggest removal) 12/22/12 at 8:56 a.m.

What ever the cost is someone has done their home work and they are buying the power.... Purchasing now is cheaper than the future.

These one liners like how much more did it cost other than the traditional... Or what's the pay back period etc.etc.. Are designed for one thing to stop you from becoming independent.

(Suggest removal) 12/11/12 at 5:46 p.m.

You know this is happening more to non union than union I find it Ironic that people want to blame the unions for all the jobs going overseas.
@Petef Your Grand parents work for companies that cared about their employee's and made 15 to 20% return on there money today these companies want 2000 to 3000% return.
If less than 5% of the jobs are union how is it the unions fault for the other 95%.

My union is a privately funded retirement fund only the employee's and the company pay into it and are also the one's who receive anything also, We have over 46 Billion dollars in our fund with less than 400,000 employee's we are good for 75 years with no changes so tell me why Paul Ryan keeps wanting to merge ours in with Social Security, Well I can tell why he wants to raid the fund.
We have so much money that we have made on good investments that we could actually pay full retirement at 20 years service but our hands are tied to the same rules as Social Security. I don't know why it would be seeing it's our money and not the government.

(Suggest removal) 11/17/12 at 5:52 p.m.

We as a society have been conditioned to buy as much as we can afford, And doing so puts you at a huge disadvantage. Banks and lenders make money on the interest of money loaned so it's in thier best interest to loan as much as they can. Now I hold a realtors lic. and I tell clients all the time to not purchase what they can afford but to purchase 50% to no more than 60% of what they have been deemed to afford. Example if you qualify for $100,000. then purchase a home in the area of $50,000. to $60,000. Sure these homes may not be in the best neighborhood but the more people that do that then the neighborhood becomes better simply because you all have the same goal in mind. Consider this a young married couple each earning on average of $50,000. per year in salary for a gross income of $100,000. could pay the home off within 18 months and also accomplish being some what ressession proof if one were to become unemployed or both for that matter could probably survive just on unemployment payments for a lot longer time because that expense is not there.

(Suggest removal) 10/10/12 at 2:43 p.m.

Bomac you were right about the building thing I had understood that the property it self as in the original boundry lines.

But I also understand that renaming and rebranding are different.

And why? do you come off so rude.

(Suggest removal) 9/19/12 at 7:26 p.m.

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