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House buying in the united States
gonz0ne
Posts: 2 Newbie
Hi Fellows! :j
My name is GonZo.
I am from munich and i want to settle over to California and buy a house there close to the seasight.
What is a cheap and practible way to do this.
Thanks for your help.
GonZo
My name is GonZo.
I am from munich and i want to settle over to California and buy a house there close to the seasight.
What is a cheap and practible way to do this.
Thanks for your help.
GonZo
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It is not a simple answer!
Cheap way is you buy a Forclosed Home - apparently the suburbs of LA are sprawling - not sure if the coast properties are - unless you are ready to commute for more than 2 hours each way on the clogged freeways. Apparently the numbers of cars = the population of LA - so just imagine.
Practical - donno what is that? Buying a house is a slog.
BTW I hope this is not a trick question or some kind of spam - which it may be because why wuld u post this question in a UK website. Anyways good luck.Recession - if you are forced to drink beer at your home.
Depression - if you have no beer to drink at all!
I don't see any of the above - so where is it (recession)?0
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