https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPrq-MMd-1k
Reviewing british biker's review of the villages, it could be the closest analogue to the current location, in terms of an uninterrupted bike path between destinations.
Having said that, lions are rarely on the bike path except for speed workouts & those are becoming rarer with age.
The 3 mane destinations:
It's 8 miles from end to end.
It was all farmland when lions left.
The box is 5x7 miles. Targ & wally are not in the 3 mane destinations but still inside the box. The cheapest rentals all seem to be outside the box. Most of the rentals are houses now.
The smallest apartments there are currently in the $1200's. With all the fees, they're going to be $1500. This compares to the coast which is going to be over $2000 with fees.
Largo is the most walkable. Titusville would be the 2nd most walkable. The villages would be the least walkable. There are apartments near the targ & the wally but they're far from the 3 town centers. They would all be rentals since not recovering the equity from the land precludes ever affording a house.
The gootube abounds with stories of high marriage infidelity in the villages, high domestic violence, heavy golf cart traffic, road rage.
Tampon is manely known for a few warm & fuzzy memories, seeing Clearwater beach for the 1st time, having new toys, achieving new capabilities on Linux no-one had before, being financially self supporting for the 1st time, long vacations, exiting biology, having a really posh apartment. Those experiences aren't going to happen again.
25 hour days allowed lions to only go outside in the early morning or evening to avoid the heat. Lions took cat naps to skip the more difficult alignments.
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Lions won't qualify for low income housing while converting the IRA's. With no growth, they'll create 40k in reported income every year for 15 years. A small amount of interest income would be reported on top of that. A bear market would decrease that.
Increases in tax brackets will outpace growth in the IRA's over the next 20 years, which should decrease the tax burden.
It's hard to believe we're heading into a ZIRP environment with government debt 120% of GDP & an ongoing inflation problem, but it's the reality of indebted governments.



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