Maybe Treating Housing as an Investment Was a Colossal Mistake

Re:Maybe Treating Housing as an Investment Was a Colossal Mi... by dsfyu404ed on Monday March 06, 2023 @01:44PM (#35045620)

I did what you're saying can't be done.

It's fucking great. The occasional late night poppity pop, the nip bottles in the street, the un-mowed lawns gaurded by un-trained dogs, they all serve as amazingly effective repellent for the types of people who think they know how I or anybody else ought to live.

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Re:Maybe Treating Housing as an Investment Was a Colossal Mi... by HarryHirsch on Monday March 06, 2023 @01:49PM (#35045706)

Good on you! I didn't have the stomach for Upper Hill, not everyone does. (Out of curiosity, where did you buy?)

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Re:Maybe Treating Housing as an Investment Was a Colossal Mi... by dsfyu404ed on Monday March 06, 2023 @01:50PM (#35045743)

Not Springfield but basically the same thing. I don't feel like sharing that kind of info here. Go down the list of former industrial cities that make white collar Boston types squeamish and it'll probably be on the list. They're all pretty close to the same in my experience.

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