yea so it goes back to my point. what will Irvine pricing be in the near future if a significant amount of homes are considered a high fire hazard? will prices not grow as much? Or will it be down? Something to think about when buying in Irvine. Maybe it won’t matter because most of the owners...
I wonder if these homes in Irvine will continue to sell for the price they do when it comes to a point where insurance will not be covered by private companies and are relying on fair plan.
one thing is for sure, Trump is always looking at the markets. one odd thing is china markets barely dropped these past 5 days. 6%....very suspicious.
edit: welp found out china government stepping in to support markets...
A lot of Hawaii homes have natural stone as their main flooring. Though this is done in an awkward way, but the natural stone look when done right isn’t bad. It’s also expensive and labor intensive to do.
I'm assuming since you're self employed you don't have a way to maximize the 401k contributions? How do you go about saving for retirement? I know you can always do a max of 7k backdoor roth but besides that what options do you have