Recent content by PANDA_IHB

LOL, When Panda does not understand, Panda does not play! Enjoy your Thanksgiving Bondstrader.

Who said anything about pimps or being a big time heroin and cocaine dealer ? I just don't see Real Estate Agents as the same class as used car sales man. I see them as professionals and if you are top of your class like IR2.. you can potentially make upwards of $200k - $300k a year, more than...

Dude.. I don't give a crap about prestige. If a fire fighters makes $25,000 a year and IR2 makes $300k in commissions a year... that is all that matters at the end.

Truth or Myth?

LOL. Bondtrader, what are you my dad? haha. Yeah, I recently took some profits at $1150 and bought back the dollar at 75. I could be totally wrong with my decision, but at this point this market makes no sense to me. The bear market rally of the great depression lasted 6 months and we can...

I have no data to back this up, but i would guess that there are more high networth individuals living in a modest area like West Irvine compared to Turtle Ridge.

I agree Childplease.. but i think a figure of $550k - $650k is more realistic and believeable for someone with a networth of $1.5M living in OC/Irvine.

Bk, I wouldn't say $1.5m. The $404,240 is probably more like a typical nice home in the suburbs of Chicago (Like Naperville). Perhaps a $404k equates to $600 - $700 in Irvine.

These are pretty recent stats from 2007. I find it pretty amazing that someone with a average networth of $1,493, 804 would live in a average home value of $404,240 which would equate to 27% of their networth. That is pretty impressive even for midwestern standards. Approximately 4 in 10...

Man. Someone needs to go out there and cut the FED's nuts out. These clowns are artificially inflating the stock market and destroying our currency. The dollar has been slapped around enough and we need to see the market fall and see a rebound in the dollar. Near-term, I think Gold is over...

Hahaha.. You are kidding right? :)

Interesting. Currently the unemployment in Irvine is only 7.4% compared to the rest of Orange County hovering around 10%. In July 1993, Irvine's unemployment peaked to about 5.3%, two years before Irvine hit bottom. It appears that Irvine is going to be one of last cities in OC to go down and I...

http://realestate.yahoo.com/California/Irvine/neighborhoods

Green Catcus, are you a nutritionist or an MD? It appears that you are very knowledgable in the health related field.

T-man, and my conclusion is that this cannot last forever UNLESS the government bails out every distressed Irvine home owner. Just wondering.. does anybody know how to get unemployment stats exclusively for Irvine? How does the unemployment stats in Irvine look compared to rest of Orange...