1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Who wants to live there

 

The coast sounds like a terrible place

 

If you’re building I expect a 3 place garage tall enough for a lift.

Tall ceiling garages are where it’s at.

 

Socal coast and Norcal coast are over crowded Central coast is nice. Otherwise the foothills and mountains are a good place to be

 

There are, especially as counties continue to develop, there will always be a need for new housing.

Multiple large areas of land exist just outside of Fresno, Fowler, and even Clovis, where new houses are being built.

Cheaper than anything in the Monterey County, and much newer.

A house in Salinas built in 1985-1995 at 1600-1800 sq ft can run you an easy $575k.

A house in Fresno built in 2005 at the same size, larger yard even (or lot size) starts at about $275k to $300k.

The *new* homes were looking at in Clovis and Fowler run $307k starting, but that's with appliances included, solar, tankless water heater, and more. They do start a bit smaller at 1450 sq ft though.

So we got pre-approved for $350k but ideally want to be at $300k max which is why the newer homes that need nothing make more sense.

 

11 days left on @Wulf time out

 

New homes are 2 car garage; looking at used ones too though in case something really nice comes up.

 

wonder if he is going through withdrawals. Probably getting a lot more done

 

Central Coast has some reeeeeally nice weather; not too hot or cold.

 

Crackheads and debutantes

 

Id love to have land outside of San Louis Obispo maybe a house like this

 

He got 30 day time out January 22

 

That garage though

 

Methdesto

The only place I’ve ever seen someone fly a confederate flag

 

I know rite, think of all the parts that I could hold in there

 

https://www.instagram.com/p/CLI304gFB6E/?igshid=1fvmcei6mnoa2

 

If it it fits in your bed its free!

 

I thought you'd been to Mississippi?

Even down here in the desert areas it's fairly common

 

Don't show @Empty_Lord that, he doesn't need any more big ideas.

 

California City