Vito's new house! Pics with the ride in view
It's a 1999 vintage Pulte home in Tucson AZ, 159,500. First house, plenty enough for one pimpin bachelor. Thanks for the props, just wanted to share my good fortune with you guys. Haven't posted pics of the ride in a real long time
150 g's damn... how many rooms bed rooms baths... pool ? thats mad doe you can buy a sweet *** house where i live for that. Or you could downgrade a lil and get a M3 or something. But looks hot and maxes are da bomb
4 bedroom, 2 full bath, master bath is one of those huge types, 1690 sq/ft no pool. It's a nice 2x6 house, mad insulated, tile roof, vaulted ceilings, as dope as I could afford. Only graduated a year ago so I didn't have enough for a huge azz house.... yet
Originally posted by 95emeraldgxe
daaam - 159, in NYC...... a friggen POS house costs like 400K
daaam - 159, in NYC...... a friggen POS house costs like 400K
My parents recently bought a house for 320K and it's not "all that."
It's also 30+ years old.
That's awesome, buying a house in your 20's. GREAT INVESTMENT.
Damn thats a really good price on that house, I just bought me a house here in Atlanta for 268,000 thats 2yrs old and thought that i got a good deal. Mine looks like its about the same size as your house also. I know how you feel about having your own house, I just turned 20 and got mine. Live it up!
Originally posted by 00Semaxi
Damn thats a really good price on that house, I just bought me a house here in Atlanta for 268,000 thats 2yrs old and thought that i got a good deal. Mine looks like its about the same size as your house also. I know how you feel about having your own house, I just turned 20 and got mine. Live it up!
Damn thats a really good price on that house, I just bought me a house here in Atlanta for 268,000 thats 2yrs old and thought that i got a good deal. Mine looks like its about the same size as your house also. I know how you feel about having your own house, I just turned 20 and got mine. Live it up!
Holy **it u are only 20 and already have a house? What do u do for a living??
Where'd you buy Vito? I've been diggin' around and all the places I've found that fit my desires are up in farkin' Oro Valley. I'm starting to feel like I'm going to have to live with that commute. I ruled out Rita Ranch for now because it's too far out from most things besides work. I guess it'll be growing up soon enough but it just kinda doesn't feel right out there even though lots of my friends live there. GRRRRRRR!!
2x6 is a rare find these days so
on that for sure. Congrats on the purchase.
2x6 is a rare find these days so
on that for sure. Congrats on the purchase.
J, it's in Arroyo Ridge on Golf Links and Harrison. Only 12 minutes to the office, great neighborhood, not too far south, but certainly not the hell hole that is Rita... And the houses are actually well built, that was mad important, I could have gotten 2200 ft for the same price if I wanted a new house built 2x4 with crappy insulation and tar roof, but I sacked up as much as I thought I would need
Holy ish, not far down the road from me. 
I'm a few blocks south of GL between Prudence and Pantano or, as I prefer to say lately, in the ghetto. ;-) Just kiddin'. I'm just ****ed since my truck got stolen from my driveway and my dog chased down some punks at about 2am a couple days later.
Anyhow, your location got me to thinking about sticking to this side of town but moving up north a bit and then I remembered this great Chirco development from a few years back that's up around Harrison and Speedway. Red brick homes with nice elevations and stuff. I'm gonna go by and see if anythings open out there. A buddy of mine just bought into Castle Rock (up on Tanque Verde) but paid out his **** for the place. It's nice, but not for what he paid.
Enjoy the new pad.
JK
P.s. - Now that you have a new house you will need a truck for moving stuff and trips to home depot. And wait, this must be your lucky day...I just happen to have an 88 Chevy 4x4 w/ longbed, shell and 350 v8 for sale.

I'm a few blocks south of GL between Prudence and Pantano or, as I prefer to say lately, in the ghetto. ;-) Just kiddin'. I'm just ****ed since my truck got stolen from my driveway and my dog chased down some punks at about 2am a couple days later.
Anyhow, your location got me to thinking about sticking to this side of town but moving up north a bit and then I remembered this great Chirco development from a few years back that's up around Harrison and Speedway. Red brick homes with nice elevations and stuff. I'm gonna go by and see if anythings open out there. A buddy of mine just bought into Castle Rock (up on Tanque Verde) but paid out his **** for the place. It's nice, but not for what he paid.
Enjoy the new pad.
JK
P.s. - Now that you have a new house you will need a truck for moving stuff and trips to home depot. And wait, this must be your lucky day...I just happen to have an 88 Chevy 4x4 w/ longbed, shell and 350 v8 for sale.
Originally posted by ImStockBaby
Holy **it u are only 20 and already have a house? What do u do for a living??
Holy **it u are only 20 and already have a house? What do u do for a living??
Originally posted by releasedtruth
It's a 1999 vintage Pulte home in Tucson AZ, 159,500. First house, plenty enough for one pimpin bachelor. Thanks for the props, just wanted to share my good fortune with you guys. Haven't posted pics of the ride in a real long time
It's a 1999 vintage Pulte home in Tucson AZ, 159,500. First house, plenty enough for one pimpin bachelor. Thanks for the props, just wanted to share my good fortune with you guys. Haven't posted pics of the ride in a real long time
Next time somebody says, should I trade my max for an M5 or C5? We'll just point them to this thread!
Like I said, you're not just investing the downpayment (usually 20% + 10 grand or so to close), you're doing the full monty. So in a good market, you wake up 12 months later with in your case, maybe 9600 more in equity. With a little luck, 2 yrs down the road you have 20 grand more in equity. How smart that is instead of changing cars every 6 months. Dang I like those prices in AZ, and the thing is only 4 years old too. Sometimes I wonder what it is that makes us stick in the Northeast....
Originally posted by Slickismax
Sweet house! If people think thats cheap, you should move to Oklahoma.
Sweet house! If people think thats cheap, you should move to Oklahoma.
To the plus side seems that houses appreciate faster not absolute-wise but %-wise where they are costly. Wish I lived in Garden City NY the last 5 years, woulda become a millionaire just for owning property (doesn't matter how much you borrowed cause the equity skyrocketed)! A lot of times our jobs take us to where we buy a house. Then, for doing nothing but taking out a mortgage our equity goes through the roof.
congrats
nice looking place, nice looking car
That is definately a 450k-700k home over here depending on the neighborhood. Only thing you can get for 150k here is a studio apartment in the ghetto
nice looking place, nice looking car

That is definately a 450k-700k home over here depending on the neighborhood. Only thing you can get for 150k here is a studio apartment in the ghetto
Where in AZ are you?
In a few years I'm moving to West Phoenix (Avondale) and buying this:

3500 sq ft with 5 bedrooms, 3.5 baths (big master bedroom bath like yours) for $266k.
(Well, it will probably be more like $290k when I move, but I'm waiting for some stock options to vest so I can buy her cash).
I'm also having the 3rd garage expanded and a hydraulic lift put in.
In a few years I'm moving to West Phoenix (Avondale) and buying this:

3500 sq ft with 5 bedrooms, 3.5 baths (big master bedroom bath like yours) for $266k.
(Well, it will probably be more like $290k when I move, but I'm waiting for some stock options to vest so I can buy her cash).
I'm also having the 3rd garage expanded and a hydraulic lift put in.
Errr...how do you plan to get to the garages? Is that a photochop of what you want or something? Also, given that it has the appearance of a new home in the United States of Generica, you probably can't do a dang thing to the garage because of the CCRs and homeowner association rules. Best double check all of that before you plop down any cash on a home in a newer subdivided neighborhood.








