Norcal Spotted and BS Thread

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Check out their promo video:

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There are also a good number of tutorials on youtube to show you how to do everything you want.

 

apartment hunting is a pain in the ass.

anyone know which city i can get a 2 bedroom for under 1600 a month?
im trying to avoid spots like East oakland btw.

also i need it to be like 45 to an hour commuting, maybe Concord? anyone know?

 

My 1080sf house would rent for $3500/mo...

 

you have no idea how badly i want to buy a house but money aint there
i need to marry a rich girl...

 

Maybe check Martinez or concord? I haven't searched for apartments up here, but we're looking at houses there and they are the cheapest .

 

I have no idea. I don't remember what mpg i was getting then. I avg 18.2.

 

Too far away but I pay 1078 for a big one bedroom. 2br are 1200 flat.

 

Well shit.
Thatd be awesome to find.

@volcom
Yeah i might go check out Concord this weekend, Bay Area too expensive :/

 

We found some really cheap houses up in Bay point, might be moving up there around this time next year.

 

You could buy a house in sac and pay that for mortgage as well. that's what a lot of super commuters due.Hell i'm not paying much more on my mortgage.and I'm in one of the more pricy area's.

 

But you'd still be in CA...

 

I would love to move to Oregon but there is no good paying Jobs in my field.

 

That's a huge problem.

 

Uh oh. I feel a rant coming on.
<rant>
I *like* California. It's hip to say you're only here until the fates align and you can move to the place you'd *really* like to be.

I like it here.

Everywhere has its downside. Show me the place that doesn't have *some* form of culture, law, tax, or weather that you'd rather do without.
</rant>

OK, I feel better now. Thanks for indulging me while I got that off my chest.

 

Um you're wrong Texas is perfect, wasn't proof? Just ask a Texan.

 

I like it here too. My family is here (3 gens). But I just don't care for the direction anymore. And absolutely, I think you'll always find culture, politics, law, and taxes everywhere. The trick is to find your happy place where as many of those things align to your liking.

 

I like it as well im in the middle of everything.my family all moved back to Oregon in the Eugene area its nice up there as well. But bought my wifes grandfathers house so its pretty cool that are house has only been lived in by her family since it was build.

 

COLORADO!!!!
Good Beer, good trails, good life

 

I pay $500 fo mortgage Not in the best of sac, but no one bothers me

3 bedroom 2 bath. Garage converted to a room as well. 2 car carport...I really wish i had a garage.......Eventually I'll be moving to a nicer area...hopefully up north.....OREGON!