Ya ever loose a great neighbor? They are rare.

[Not So Fast]

Yes, and then had assholes move in! That is when you really miss the "good guy".
Are you kidding, $86,000 @year nut on a house, no wonder the market is upside down unless this guy is a rich man??:idea: When we bought our first house back in the day in La Canada we had a payment of $526 INCLUDING IMPOUNDS and wondered how we would do it NSF>>><<< PS and that was at a 9% rate loan before you ask so all the crying about interest rates, no sympathy here.

[WYRD]

Yes, and then had assholes move in! That is when you really miss the "good guy".
Are you kidding, $86,000 @year nut on a house, no wonder the market is upside down unless this guy is a rich man??:idea: When we bought our first house back in the day in La Canada we had a payment of $526 INCLUDING IMPOUNDS and wondered how we would do it NSF>>><<< PS and that was at a 9% rate loan before you ask so all the crying about interest rates, no sympathy here.
At your age I bet you could have bought a brand new car for less than a grand too.....of course you had to hand crank it

[voodoomedman]

Everybody I have ever lived next to lost a great neighbor when I moved.

[Not So Fast]

At your age I bet you could have bought a brand new car for less than a grand too.....of course you had to hand crank it
Just had to bring up the "age card" didnt you And yes it was a few years ago The house in question in La Canada was purchased for, are you ready, $29,000 and in todays market, probably close to a Mil NSF

[gramps]

When we lived in Southern California we had some pretty bad neighbors and some fair ones. Now that we got out of there and live in the middle of nowhere we have some great neighbors except for the occasional mountain loin in the yard.

[sleekcraft80]

I had a really good neighbor until a year ago. He was fed up with his boss at lax and moved to savannah ga. The house has been on the market since then and still not sold. As a matter of fact, almost every house on my street is for sale. Mine is next. I can't afford it anymore. Now my older neibors are sad that I am leaving. I help them with anything they need and they don't want to see me go. I guess in a sense they will be losing a good neighbor

[Rvr Swpr]

We had a great one also. They cashed out their ranch next to us and moved to Texas about 2 years ago. I never minded so much when Jeff left to Mexico or the desert because I knew that Chris was next door if I needed anything. He was a former Army MP. He helped Jeff take care of those loose fighting dogs that tried to eat me through my dining room window at 10pm on a rainy night. Actually, he took care of the dogs. He helped Jeff hang doors and Jeff helped him cut up the Eucalyptus that fell in his front yard, and kill a skunk cornered under a culvert. We took care of each others animals when we went on vacations. We brought back gifts for each other from our vacations.
The new owner is a 65 year old pushy divorcee.
I would like to be the first to know that property is back on the market.

[My Man's Sportin' Wood]

Lol

[Baja Big Dog]

Ya, I lost a good one when her husband caught us!!!

[BigDutch]

there is 5 houses on our court.
on our left is a weed grower, best neibor ever. Watches everything.
on our right she works in sab fran(4 hour comute)
one has a 5X5 sign in his front window that says NO SOLICITORS(sp)
One speaky no inglish
Lastly theres us. I wake everyone up at 5:30 everymorning with my truck and then the wife makes sure everyone who missed me is awake as well with her durango at 6:30.