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Topic	Invest in stocks, or try to get a condo?
Zachnorn 03/29/21 9:02:55 AM #6:	KingButz posted... What about the condo fee? Or is it a really tiny condo that the payment comes out to that little? Edit: sorry for the edit but whenever you inherit that mobile home you should just sell it asap. What a racket That includes the condo fee. These are one or two bedroom, one bath. About 550-900 square feet depending on the area. I definitely want to get rid of this place someday. It's such a scam. masterplum posted... My biggest concern is location. With remote work, more and more people are leaving high cost of living areas. I would make sure you really want to live in LA for the next 15 years. I work remotely but it's a temporary position for now. If it becomes permanent, I'm probably moving to a cheaper area. But I do work for the Los Angeles Unified School District and my permanent job (which I'll roll back to if I don't become permanent here) involves visiting school sites and doing work that's impossible to do remotely. I like LA, though I'm annoyed with the cost of living and the traffic. --- <D <cite>Zachnorn posted [p:952236120] in Invest in ... [t:79375157]...</cite> <quote>KingButz posted... </cite> <quote>What about the condo fee? Or is it a really tiny condo that the payment comes out to that little? Edit: sorry for the edit but whenever you inherit that mobile home you should just sell it asap. What a racket</quote>That includes the condo fee. These are one or two bedroom, one bath. About 550-900 square feet depending on the area. I definitely want to get rid of this place someday. It's such a scam. masterplum posted... </cite> <quote>My biggest concern is location. With remote work, more and more people are leaving high cost of living areas. I would make sure you really want to live in LA for the next 15 years.</quote>I work remotely but it's a temporary position for now. If it becomes permanent, I'm probably moving to a cheaper area. But I do work for the Los Angeles Unified School District and my permanent job (which I'll roll back to if I don't become permanent here) involves visiting school sites and doing work that's impossible to do remotely. I like LA, though I'm annoyed with the cost of living and the traffic. --- <D</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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