jackbnimble

I think the main draw to Broadmoor is the lot size and home size, not anything “social”. If my wife and I want to be social, we drive 4 miles down Goodwood to Government Street. I can get to White Star from my house in 10-12 minutes. Being able to walk there isn’t worth doubling my house note to me.

Don’t get me wrong, I’m sure I’d love living in Mid-City. I also love living in Broadmoor way more than I expected when I bought my house.

I’ve lived in Broadmoor since 2014 and love it. I’m on Goodwood, near Sharp. I’m on the main boulevard with no gate and I’ve left stuff under my carport in the back for a week and it’s never been touched. My wife has never felt unsafe in or around our house.

Another plus is the amount of house and land you get for the price. You move some of these 2,500 sqft houses across airline highway, and they’d be $350k-$400k.

We’re close to Mid-City and government street, close to the interstate, and can hit Airline straight down to the airport if we fly out of BR. And the other posters are right, there are a lot of young families moving in. There are definitely some rent houses too, but overall I feel like the neighborhood is maintaining its value.

I strongly suggest looking in Broadmoor if you like a reasonable note for a large house with some character.

This reads like the eater intros for the Nathan’s hot dog eating contest.

It’s not even noon yet. Nap, hydrate, eat, and man up. Jerk off about 10 minutes before you leave so you last more than 30 seconds.

Yeah i saw all that, so I’ve been checking every hour. I have friends who got emails about theirs being cancelled. I still haven’t. If I don’t get an answer from Ticketmaster i guess I’m just buying another to be safe. Someone will take it if I end up with both.

Roses are red
Violets are blue
If he don’t call this evening
The side chick is you.

Maybe i did. I’m not sure honestly. I dropped off my taxes last year to a CPA friend and she called me and told me what my refund was.

I Do. I just wanted to get an idea since I don’t have all my paperwork in yet to get them done.

I bought my house in September 2016 so 2017 was my first full year of payments. Is there a certain percentage of the interest I should get back when I file my taxes? Are there any outside factors that help determine this, or is it based solely on the amount of the payments? I’m single, in the 25% tax bracket according to google. Any help is greatly appreciated.

I would need to drop Jonathan Stewart for Mack. I can’t decide.