That's when you really start to hit your stride after the dirty thirties

Look, I bought my first home back in 2006... Even then the market was high for the times... as that was the year before the bubble popped.

Fast forward to today... its not the same as 2007's crash but in ways it is. The system is broke, exploited to the max. Folks are sitting in overpriced dwellings they can't afford. There are those in ARM's that are cracking abet not as many as 2007.

Were at a crossroads where 3 things need to happen before the floor drops out.

1. Homes need a HUGE market correction. Like a rollback like we've never seen before.
2. Wages need to be raised, dramatically cut into the stagnation.
3. Housing reforms.
   1. Ban the corporations from buying homes.
   2. Ban STR.
   3. Incentives for builder to build new properties with sale price caps.
   4. We should really look at putting in asset caps. Like you can only own 2 properties max and anything extra will incur increasable taxes rates.

Those are just some ideas... that nobody would like...

It's the exception that proves the rule.

Not since you've been around... well.. mostly...

Old enough to remember making fun of my super geek friend who was mining it before it was really anything of value....

Dude should've been a millionaire but lost the hard drive over many moves over the years.

Worked great for Newport last summer.

And Newport., Middletown Portsmouth, Jamestown, North Kingston, etc.. etc...

Yeah I've had Navy Federal since I was a little kid and they get a discount through Geico.

I really don't know what happened to USAA. They were the only insurance company that would insure me as an 18 year old stationed in Germany with a brand new car. As time went on they just become more difficult to work with, their car buying service really sucked as it was more expensive to shop through them than to actually walk on the lot. Also their insurance kept creeping up year after year and their customer service sucked.

Odds are you might owe some state taxes or you didn't file your past taxes.

Drop them then... free replacement is like a basic coverage for other companies.

Edit: I got rid of USAA over 10 years ago to include banking because they were such BS. Been with GEICO since moving back to RI.

Yep

Yep.. I was there on 2008 and the rent was $890 a month.

Checked it out recently as a coworker is living there.... its in fucking worse state than back then. Porches have been removed. What they do have left is falling apart. Same with the fencing.

Then move back?

Yeah Mckey had his hosing press conference yesterday and it was a crock of shit. 250k to spur affordable housing development in the state.... the rest of it was him washing his hands of the matter and putting on non profits, developers and companies in the state...

I agree overall however it was very a very dismissive.

Wait till the lease is up.

Who said it's Newport?

One of my other coworkers rents down by the newport hospital. His rent is $2700 for a 2br that's 1000 Sq ft or so with no washer or dryer in unit. Also, appliances might be older then him too.

That "in walking distance " is a premium charge!

Acquidneck

Yep, but they do have washers and dryers in your units. That is the only real selling point as most on island places don't. Ot it's a site wide pay per wash laundry room. Lol

I second this. I've lived all over the US and if you've had good southern and Midwest BBQ then not much it going to come close in the northeast.

When people ask for recommendations in the NE area I'll say if you're from a BBQ mecca then most of it is shit. But if you're not... here are some places to check out.