That is great advice, Chuck!

Thanks Charlie. Btw, my neighborhood could use a Stover Boys too.

[This message has been edited by chucktheaggiejeweler (edited 3/12/2009 7:06a).]

I stopped reading the replies after page one, but America became a great country because there was plenty of opportunities available for anyone that wanted to become successful.

I think the times have changed to where people want to live like they have acheived that level of success, without having earned it, hence the credit card debt.

If the OP wants to work hard to acheive his goals, great, it will most likely be of great benefit to him and society.

Without something to aspire to, what is the point of living?

Good one chuck...

Your Neighbor should be your 911...

I give my 911 the 411, when I need the 211.

10-4?

[This message has been edited by chucktheaggiejeweler (edited 3/12/2009 12:57p).]

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Thanks Charlie. Btw, my neighborhood could use a Stover Boys too.

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There's another Charlie that would not be enthused about that...

That Charlie is way to energized to read through three pages of this thread (I hope).

hey chuck we should share "getting stuck in the mud" stories involving cold beer!

[This message has been edited by burningdaylight (edited 3/15/2009 10:41a).]

There's nothing wrong with wanting to live in a nice house/neighborhood. I want the best for my family, but I'm now old enough to realize that the "elite" neighborhoods aren't all that. The "elite" areas in my new city have forclosure signs on half the homes. Makes one rethink the "elite" neighborhoods.

Chuck I take it you're not Baptist

Burning...huh?

Burnet: Sad to hear that

Wolf, you are correct, but a couple of those boys with me were. I didn't let them dance though.


God's Peace,
Chuck

remember: elite is a Stylecraft term.

lauren historical district = money pit. been there, done that

My neighborhood isn't elite. But I love it.

[This message has been edited by wealeat09 (edited 3/15/2009 3:49p).]

The OP really just comes across as unintelligent. Plain stupid really. What does it take to live in an expensive house? Really, you need to ask this? As if there were some sort of social or scholastic qualification? A house is usually purchased with money, therefore that is obviously what you need. It is easy to find real estate listings, the accompanying prices, and a simple mortgage calculator. If one does not see the simplicity in finding the necessary information, then it is unlikely that one will acquire the means to live amongst the "elite". What possesses a person to broadcast their clear lack of intellect and/or gross ignorance on a public message board? Is this a joke? If not, I am completely confident that the OP will live a life full of unfulfillment and sadness.

Well said.