I am currently 30 years old, and my name is Marco. I am going to soon be purchasing my very first home, and I want it to be a nice home at that. I currently work for a software company here in Baton Rouge, LA as a Web Designer, and I earn $ 70,000. I got the job when I was 24 years old, and have had an apartment with my rommate/friend every since. I love Brad to death as a friend, but I do want a house, and plus he can visit me as often as he likes. Anyways I currently earn $ 70,000 per year. 5 and a half years ago when I started I made $ 45,000 for the first 3 years and was able to save $ 110,000.00 and for the past 2 years I have been earning $ 25,000 more per year so thats $ 70,000 per year now, probably as much as I will make with this company. I have for the past 2 years maged to save $ 120,000 so $ 230,000 total, and I see a house I like priced at $ 589,000 in a exclusive gated community. My credit is good. So if I put down 25 %, with my salary, and credit could I buyI am going to soon purchase my first home, and want a luxury home, could I get it like this. Please respond?
Sounds like you pretty much have it figured out. I would suggest getting pre-approved to be sure of where you stand.
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Aruba luxury home
FOR SALE LUXURY HOMES AND APARTMENTS
In the beach area (north)
1bethroom and 1 bathroom, available in June 2007
1)Home with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms (north area) available on March. 2007)
2)Home with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms (north area) now.
3)Commercial building in down town Oranjestad with 4 commercial space and a coffee shop and 4 luxury apartments
All year sun low insurace cost and one happy island to visit over and over again.Aruba luxury home?
Sounds awfulexpensive makeup last lipstick
In the beach area (north)
1bethroom and 1 bathroom, available in June 2007
1)Home with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms (north area) available on March. 2007)
2)Home with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms (north area) now.
3)Commercial building in down town Oranjestad with 4 commercial space and a coffee shop and 4 luxury apartments
All year sun low insurace cost and one happy island to visit over and over again.Aruba luxury home?
Sounds awful
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Www.propertymillions.com - they say you can win a luxury home in the Med. Is this true?
It would be sweet if it was true :)Www.propertymillions.com - they say you can win a luxury home in the Med. Is this true?
Nope!Www.propertymillions.com - they say you can win a luxury home in the Med. Is this true?
Sure you can. You can buy the only winning ticket in the Power Ball and the Mega Millions in the same week also. Which do you think is more likely? If I have to choose, I'd bet on the lotteries. Since I don't have to, I'll save the money.
Nope!Www.propertymillions.com - they say you can win a luxury home in the Med. Is this true?
Sure you can. You can buy the only winning ticket in the Power Ball and the Mega Millions in the same week also. Which do you think is more likely? If I have to choose, I'd bet on the lotteries. Since I don't have to, I'll save the money.
I need help with Modern Luxury Home Decor...?
I am trying to redecorate my living room with a modern luxury theme. I will be reupholstering my sofa but I'm not sure if I should use a print or solid. When you see certain prints like flowers, dots, plaids, or stripes do you think old or cheap? What upholstery says 'modern luxury' to you?I need help with Modern Luxury Home Decor...?
I think I would keep the sofa solid and use the patterns in pillows.I need help with Modern Luxury Home Decor...?
So you want to express this style for your living room that is a luxurious take on a modern style? And right now you are struggling with what to reupholster the sofa with to create this style. So you have gone from a big conceptual style idea to a really small specific task.. it would be easier if you back up a little here and consider a few other things, The more clearly you define how you want the room to feel and how you want to use it,and have it look, the easier these choices are. You could collect photos and circle elements that seem significant. Designers use swatches, photos, and bits and pieces of wood, shades trims, and even chrome or porecelain, to help, see the room as a whole composition and each piece we chose supports the overrall style we want to create. I wonder if reupholstery is going to get you a modern luxury look? Is your sofa frame modern with the profile and scale of the style you have in mind? Take a digital photo of it in black and white, to see it objectively. Unless its very close to your style, you would be better off buying something affordable to help you create your look, you can decide by trying things out on paper, visit a few large home stores, use their software and create a floorplan and get images of furniture. I love your concept, because the best moderrn needs luxury and we get that through lavish use of texture, fur, linen, silk, metal, rough and smooth
in accents and accessories you can really get a look going, check out ethan allens new modern glamour room styles, for inspiration. You just need to develop your ideas of your individual style, establish some style icons you can translate to your own. I hope this has not been a rambling yadayada...its such a great style, explore!
I think I would keep the sofa solid and use the patterns in pillows.I need help with Modern Luxury Home Decor...?
So you want to express this style for your living room that is a luxurious take on a modern style? And right now you are struggling with what to reupholster the sofa with to create this style. So you have gone from a big conceptual style idea to a really small specific task.. it would be easier if you back up a little here and consider a few other things, The more clearly you define how you want the room to feel and how you want to use it,and have it look, the easier these choices are. You could collect photos and circle elements that seem significant. Designers use swatches, photos, and bits and pieces of wood, shades trims, and even chrome or porecelain, to help, see the room as a whole composition and each piece we chose supports the overrall style we want to create. I wonder if reupholstery is going to get you a modern luxury look? Is your sofa frame modern with the profile and scale of the style you have in mind? Take a digital photo of it in black and white, to see it objectively. Unless its very close to your style, you would be better off buying something affordable to help you create your look, you can decide by trying things out on paper, visit a few large home stores, use their software and create a floorplan and get images of furniture. I love your concept, because the best moderrn needs luxury and we get that through lavish use of texture, fur, linen, silk, metal, rough and smooth
in accents and accessories you can really get a look going, check out ethan allens new modern glamour room styles, for inspiration. You just need to develop your ideas of your individual style, establish some style icons you can translate to your own. I hope this has not been a rambling yadayada...its such a great style, explore!
I need a luxury home for 6 people in a Ski Village, anyone recomend one?
I think he said COLORADO
http://www.greatrentals.com/index.cfmI need a luxury home for 6 people in a Ski Village, anyone recomend one?
try park city utahI need a luxury home for 6 people in a Ski Village, anyone recomend one?
You must check out Steamboat Springs, CO; they don't call it ';Ski Town USA'; for nothing. It's a great town and caters to families even those who don't engage in winter activities. Check 'em out: www.steamboat.com Check out Colorado Resort Services for lodging options, they have condos to private homes.
where do you want to go, you did not say...
www.tremblant.ca
www.whistler.com
definetly go for Aspen if you really want luxury. Or for slightly cheaper try Vail, Breckenridge, and Winter Park. All are really nice.
http://www.greatrentals.com/index.cfmI need a luxury home for 6 people in a Ski Village, anyone recomend one?
try park city utahI need a luxury home for 6 people in a Ski Village, anyone recomend one?
You must check out Steamboat Springs, CO; they don't call it ';Ski Town USA'; for nothing. It's a great town and caters to families even those who don't engage in winter activities. Check 'em out: www.steamboat.com Check out Colorado Resort Services for lodging options, they have condos to private homes.
where do you want to go, you did not say...
www.tremblant.ca
www.whistler.com
definetly go for Aspen if you really want luxury. Or for slightly cheaper try Vail, Breckenridge, and Winter Park. All are really nice.
I would like to build a luxury home in atl is it possible?
Without knowing your income or down payment that would be impossible to answer. Also, we would have to know your definition of luxury.
You can get a very nice home in Atlanta starting around 400k.
Nice smaller starter homes or townhouses will start around 150-200k.I would like to build a luxury home in atl is it possible?
Definately, there are many. Look in the Sandy Springs area for the big mansions. Buckhead area for the more ';old money'; houses. Country Club of the South has all the famous people in it. Also if you are looking for a nice house that is old and renovated, try the Virginia Highlands area.
You can get a very nice home in Atlanta starting around 400k.
Nice smaller starter homes or townhouses will start around 150-200k.I would like to build a luxury home in atl is it possible?
Definately, there are many. Look in the Sandy Springs area for the big mansions. Buckhead area for the more ';old money'; houses. Country Club of the South has all the famous people in it. Also if you are looking for a nice house that is old and renovated, try the Virginia Highlands area.
Luxury home... or is it?
For a betta, I'm keeping 1 male. I have over 500 bucks. Think I should get a total cost of 450 around for a fish tank for a betta, 16 galloner, or think betta will be scared with all the space and should get a smaller tank. Thanks!
P.S. If you think I'm wacko for me asking this question, you MAY call me a fool.Luxury home... or is it?
You can keep a betta in a community tank--your betta doesn't have to be the ONLY fish in that large tank. You just need to choose tankmates wisely...no other betta, nothing too aggressive, nothing with long, flowing fins, and no gourami. However, keeping a betta in a community tank with appropriate fish is just fine. Besides, a 16 gallon really isn't that big anyway.Luxury home... or is it?
I think the best home for one Betta that is all alone is a 5 gallon tank with a heater and filter,that is what my Betta is in.Anything bigger is really a waste of space and money.
I think that you should save your money! You should buy a five-gallon fish tank and your fish doesn't have to live in a mansion. Your Betta will feel much more comfortable
since he can find his way around his home.
Ok, betas do well in small bowls and stuff, but it's not to say they like it. I have two betas, and I was wondering the same thing. I keep one in a bowl and one in a 5 gal tank with a pleco (Who will be relocated when he reaches 6';). The one in the tank seems to be much happier, but I wouldn't push it past 5 gallons unless you plan on putting another fish or two in there. Albino Cory's do very well with male beta, and are fast enough to get away if the beta were to ever try and snap at him. Snails are also good, but some may carry harmful bacteria and diseases for your fish (even pet store ones), so be careful if choosing one for your tank.
The luxury home for a beta would include places to hide, a soft current (Tetra whisper filters are great for this) and a spot that the current does not move the water surface for him to blow bubbles. (Many use a Styrofoam cup, but they have ring feeders that work just as well).
Make sure to put plants and a rock or two, because they do like to become possessive over something (otherwise they seem to lose their minds and run into the glass).
Many people do not know that a beta is more complex than what people think. I would not go out and spend hundreds of dollars on it.
If you do want to spend that kind of money on fish, then get a saltwater aquarium. They are more pleasing to the eye and there are many different kinds of fish that do well in it (like lionfish).
I heard fish grow larger in larger tanks...I'm not sure how accurate that is, but I remember hearing that!
I don't think you're wacko for wanting to give your fish an appropriate sized tank.
Personally I like the 5 gallon sized Margaret suggested. They've got nice acrylic bowfronts with colored trim that you can match, or contrast with your betta's colors for around $40. You can buy some matching gravel, some plants or other decorations, and a heater. The tank comes with a light, filter, and sample sizes of water conditioner and flake food (buy some regular betta food though!).
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.d鈥?/a>
Cheap things are better!
Their fish, they don't nedd to be spoiled!
Don't waste that $$$$ just a cheap 10 gallon will do just fine.
The betta wouldn't be scared of all the space you can afford to provide, but it would be no better off for it either. Bettas usually guard a fairly small territory and any space above that would be of no concern positive or negative for the fish. a 10 gallon tank would provide him with all the space he would need. He would be equally comfortable there as in a 125 gallon tank alone. As far as anyone can say when a fish is comfortable that is. So buy a great 10 gallon set up with all the bells and whistles for the betta and use the rest for a nice 30 gallon community tank.
MMexpensive makeup last lipstick
P.S. If you think I'm wacko for me asking this question, you MAY call me a fool.Luxury home... or is it?
You can keep a betta in a community tank--your betta doesn't have to be the ONLY fish in that large tank. You just need to choose tankmates wisely...no other betta, nothing too aggressive, nothing with long, flowing fins, and no gourami. However, keeping a betta in a community tank with appropriate fish is just fine. Besides, a 16 gallon really isn't that big anyway.Luxury home... or is it?
I think the best home for one Betta that is all alone is a 5 gallon tank with a heater and filter,that is what my Betta is in.Anything bigger is really a waste of space and money.
I think that you should save your money! You should buy a five-gallon fish tank and your fish doesn't have to live in a mansion. Your Betta will feel much more comfortable
since he can find his way around his home.
Ok, betas do well in small bowls and stuff, but it's not to say they like it. I have two betas, and I was wondering the same thing. I keep one in a bowl and one in a 5 gal tank with a pleco (Who will be relocated when he reaches 6';). The one in the tank seems to be much happier, but I wouldn't push it past 5 gallons unless you plan on putting another fish or two in there. Albino Cory's do very well with male beta, and are fast enough to get away if the beta were to ever try and snap at him. Snails are also good, but some may carry harmful bacteria and diseases for your fish (even pet store ones), so be careful if choosing one for your tank.
The luxury home for a beta would include places to hide, a soft current (Tetra whisper filters are great for this) and a spot that the current does not move the water surface for him to blow bubbles. (Many use a Styrofoam cup, but they have ring feeders that work just as well).
Make sure to put plants and a rock or two, because they do like to become possessive over something (otherwise they seem to lose their minds and run into the glass).
Many people do not know that a beta is more complex than what people think. I would not go out and spend hundreds of dollars on it.
If you do want to spend that kind of money on fish, then get a saltwater aquarium. They are more pleasing to the eye and there are many different kinds of fish that do well in it (like lionfish).
I heard fish grow larger in larger tanks...I'm not sure how accurate that is, but I remember hearing that!
I don't think you're wacko for wanting to give your fish an appropriate sized tank.
Personally I like the 5 gallon sized Margaret suggested. They've got nice acrylic bowfronts with colored trim that you can match, or contrast with your betta's colors for around $40. You can buy some matching gravel, some plants or other decorations, and a heater. The tank comes with a light, filter, and sample sizes of water conditioner and flake food (buy some regular betta food though!).
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.d鈥?/a>
Cheap things are better!
Their fish, they don't nedd to be spoiled!
Don't waste that $$$$ just a cheap 10 gallon will do just fine.
The betta wouldn't be scared of all the space you can afford to provide, but it would be no better off for it either. Bettas usually guard a fairly small territory and any space above that would be of no concern positive or negative for the fish. a 10 gallon tank would provide him with all the space he would need. He would be equally comfortable there as in a 125 gallon tank alone. As far as anyone can say when a fish is comfortable that is. So buy a great 10 gallon set up with all the bells and whistles for the betta and use the rest for a nice 30 gallon community tank.
MM
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