Real Estate

I am 15, and I plan on becoming a dentist (and no, not just because of the salary). The minimum yearly income for a dentist is about $110,000 a year. I would love to be able to buy high end clothes and live in a nice home, like this one: http://www.realestate.com/MD/Bethesda/20128768-5819-Sonoma-Road-Bethesda-MD-20817-home-for-sale.aspx

What kind of car would someone with a salary like that be able to buy (max. amount)? Just a question of curiosity.

You’ll make a lot more than $110k/year as a dentist, I can tell you that. By the time you’ve finished dental school, a home, clothes and automobiles (all material things) won’t hold as much importance to you as they do now. You’ll likely be starting a family at this time, so all of your energy will be (or should be) focused on providing the most for them. I know it’s hard to envision right now at the ripe old age of 15, but it’s true (ask your parents). I’m at a mid-life point in life right now, and nothing matters to me more than ensuring my wife and kids will be well-positioned financially should I leave this earth prematurely. They’re all I have to keep my ‘legacy’ alive, so to speak, so whatever I can do to ease their journey into and through adulthood, I’m going to do. My wife’s finances are already pretty much taken care of. If my children can start a career debt-free, this will make a HUGE impact on their well-being.

Don’t worry about what all you can buy after becoming a dentist. You’ll make some serious jack and will have enough to do with as you please. My advice, save as much as you can before children arrive. Put more than enough down on your first mortgage. Live in smaller house initially and pay it off (it is, after all, just a house). After house is paid off, you might consider real estate as a good long-term investment (mine is rental property).

I cant find any other good websites except domain.com and realestate.com, are there any other good websites for renters and for australia too?

for lincoln, NE try www.LincolnHouseSearch.com or www.Trevoratwoods.com

or the bums at trulia and zillow

Also, taking cost into account. There’s this website: http://nymag.com/realestate/articles/neighborhoods/brooklynheights.htm

that tells how much a 2 bedroom apartment is in each different location…but I have no clue which of these locations are good or bad. If you go to the site, look to the left under Brooklyn to see all of the locations.

What would be the best deal…the cheapest possible apartment, yet in a good environment?

Any help would be greatly appreciated

Hy you’ll open this link.then you’ll find 2,3 or 4 links at the top of that page.1 of those links have the answer.Definitely you’ll get a solution after go through them.me too get many details after following those links.
http://www.google.com/cse?cx=partner-pub-6828716762099822%3Adrgcd3yew58&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=best/worst+places+Brooklyn&sa=Search

What are some sites that are good… is mls.ca the only one? Does Canada have a site like realestate.com.au to search for homes.. with lots of pictures etc…

Call an agent! Why not have someone who knows what their doing, do the work for you.

http://realestate.nytimes.com/rentals/brooklyn-ny-usa/2000400000173-200040-200-loc/1-bed/500-1000-price

I’m looking for a cheap apartm. in new york with my boyfriend, do you think that prices are for month?

You need to be weary, there are lots of scams going on.

Any apartment that rents for only 1000 a month will be snatched up in seconds, not no 167 days. Those ads are not legitimate.

I want to give my Las Vegas Condo/Loft as much exposure as possible.

Free listing services are much preferred.

http://www.realtor.com/realestate/las+vegas-nv-89101-1091670662/

www.postlets.com
www.trulia.com
www.zillow.com
www.craigslist.com

Most immigrants that come to Canada come to the Toronto area. You might say it’s because it’s Canada’s largest city and metropolitan area, but it’s not the case in the USA, where most of the growth is in the smaller metropolitan areas:

"In the course of the next 40 years, the biggest gainers won’t be behemoths like New York, Chicago and Los Angeles, but less populous, easier-to-manage cities"

http://realestate.yahoo.com/promo/the-fastest-growing-cities-in-the-us.html

Why is Canada different? Is this a good or bad thing?

Toronto is the primary target for international migration simply because most immigrant groups have communities and existing support. (Also, what’s the first city you think of when you think of Canada? Exactly).

The next biggest city is Montreal. Due to Quebec’s picky language laws Montreal attracts primarily Francophone immigrants. Vancouver atttracts a fair number of immigrants but is a much smaller city. Calgary does as well but is even smaller.

It’s also got the most diverse economy, Toronto is one of the best places to look for work.

However, it does have its problems. Traffic is insane. Infrastructure inadequate. Out of control sprawl in the burbs while downtown is being developed and redeveloped so fast it makes one’s head spin. The recession has hurt manufacturing, which was already struggling.

Further, most years Ontario loses interprovincial migration, more people move away to other provinces than move here. Every year 100,000 immigrants move to Toronto and every year somewhere around 30,000 (net) Torontonians leave Ontario. The social problems brought about by bringing in many immigrants who struggle here initially at the same time the best and brightest move away are becoming problematic.

In relative terms, Calgary and Edmonton are growing three times and twice as fast respectively. Vancouver grows at about the same rate.

I’m moving to Melbourne in a few months, and I have a dog. I’ve had a look on www.realestate.com.au and there hardly seems to be a rental property with pets allowed. What do people with pets in Melbourne do? Do you lie to the real estate about having a pet? How do real estates seem to react to pets? What’s a good way to find private rental houses?

We have the same problem in the UK and especially in the south.

It is for this reason I’m afraid that rescue will not give to people who are renting, and many breeders will also not sell to those renting.

Unfortunately, and I really mean that, it is not easy to find a house because animals and especially dogs do make a mess of houses by chewing woodwork, scratching floors etc and people don’t want it.

It is one of the main reasons for dogs coming into rescue in the first place.

All the best, I do hope you find somewhere, but I really don’t think lying is the answer.

I live in Australia and we have a site called http://www.realestate.com.au/. Is there a site like this for the US. Also where can I find a site where you get quotes fro houses or a site for new building estate houses like this http://www.simonds.com.au/ but not actual estates just like the houses. Thanks.

realtor.com

trulia

realestateabc

cyberhomes

homes

The banks have their own listings of their foreclosed properties. Wells Fargo is pasreo. ( I don’t work for any of these websites and they are all free)

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