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I would say the first option , love it.
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2020-10-27, 09:52 PM #1Banned
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Would you rather live in the home you live in currently forever or leave tomorrow?
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2020-10-28, 01:03 PM #2The Unstoppable Force
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Stay where I am. Been in the home we have for decades and plan on staying as long as I can physically take care of it. 14 acres, of which 5 acres consist of woods, natural spring for water. 3 bedroom home, barn and several out buildings,very private. Good neighbors. 20 mins to a all the stores I care to shop at. Paved road. Low property taxes. Cable service, central air. Natural gas, low cost electric service.
Other than reaching the point of not being able to take care of it, why the hell would I be crazy enough to want to live anyplace else?" If destruction be our lot, we must ourselves be its author and finisher.." - Abraham Lincoln
“ The Constitution be never construed to authorize Congress to - prevent the people of the United States, who are peaceable citizens, from keeping their own arms..” - Samuel Adams
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2020-10-28, 03:38 PM #3Titan
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hm not planing to leave my apartment anytime soon . But i live in very comfortable 120m^2 apartment in nice neighboorhood. the only way to upgrade it tbh would be to buy a townhouse but tbh dont see need as the unkeep would be crazy high and tbh waste of money in my eyes.
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2020-10-28, 05:17 PM #4Brewmaster
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Stay forever or leave tomorrow I'd leave tomorrow in a heartbeat. My house is ok but it's not a forever place.
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2020-10-28, 05:43 PM #5The Insane
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If the tomorrow option was moving into my fully self sufficient retirement home yes since it will cut my utility bills down by 2/3 and I could instantly start working part time until retirement age giving me 2 extra days off a week for the next 33 years.
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Invest in solar, wind or water when you decide to. It may have an up front cost but when you get to retirement age as most people won't be able to afford the utilities if they continue to rise the way they are.
Originally Posted by Winter Blossom
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2020-10-28, 05:59 PM #6I am Murloc!
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leave tomorrow for sure
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2020-10-28, 06:06 PM #7The Unstoppable Force
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That will depend on where you live and the political situation at the time. Currently in Ohio, our utilities are pretty cheap because Ohio ( and the US as a whole ) have a abundance of natural gas. Of course there is nothing wrong by investing in solar energy and water. Wind? Na. Originally Posted by Unholyground
Of course if Winter Blossom wants to buy a home in Kansas, wind might be a good option. lol!" If destruction be our lot, we must ourselves be its author and finisher.." - Abraham Lincoln
“ The Constitution be never construed to authorize Congress to - prevent the people of the United States, who are peaceable citizens, from keeping their own arms..” - Samuel Adams
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2020-10-28, 06:25 PM #8The Insane
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Ya exactly, plan it based on surrounding factors for sure. Here in the east coast of Canada our utilities are far exceeding our income to the point of many people working pay to pay just to pay rent food and utilities, it is the reason I stayed with my parents and saved till 24 and then just bought my house outright and even doing that we have struggled at times but I can see it becoming harder and harder to make ends meet for many who are not able to prepare. Originally Posted by Ghostpanther
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2020-10-28, 07:21 PM #9The Undying
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Stay. But I don't know what or where the alternative would be- leave where? Out on the street or do I get to pick somewhere else to live? If the latter I would like to go back to my hometown.
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2020-10-28, 07:26 PM #10Legendary!
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I could definitely see myself living in the house I'm living in for the rest of my life. It's a small/medium sized house that's comfy, in a good, quiet area that is close to a lot of stores and hospitals, and a decent sized yard.
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2020-10-28, 10:41 PM #11The Unstoppable Force
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Lol! I knew you felt that way about Kansas. And I do not blame you. I spent enough time there at Fort Riley to know it is not a state I would want to live in. Too flat and I also remember it being windy a lot, which made winters feel even worse. Originally Posted by Winter Blossom
" If destruction be our lot, we must ourselves be its author and finisher.." - Abraham Lincoln
“ The Constitution be never construed to authorize Congress to - prevent the people of the United States, who are peaceable citizens, from keeping their own arms..” - Samuel Adams
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2020-10-29, 01:23 AM #12The Lightbringer
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Depends on where would I move to.
Could I live where I am currently for the remainder of my life? Perhaps but there could be better or worse accommodations waiting for me.
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2020-10-29, 02:23 AM #13Moderator
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Easy, I'd move tomorrow. But I have means. Would I have to sell my current place?
I don't stay in one place for very long. I'm a sucker for uprooting myself and not being too attached to any one place.
I've already got an owned property elsewhere being rented out in which I used to live, a 2nd wouldn't be a problem.
Why stay where you are when there's a whole world to see, if you don't have obstacles barring your way from doing so?
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2020-10-29, 04:14 AM #14Banned
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Leave, I'm sick of being stuck with family.
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2020-10-29, 10:19 AM #15Immortal
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Leave. I really like my current apartment, but it's a single person's apartment. Living here for the rest of my life would mean being in my lonesome or cramped af all that time.
Now you see it. Now you don't.
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