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Old 06-26-2009, 03:30 PM
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Not to be facetious but I didnt know there were any good areas in Tucson. I hate that place it has the highest skin cancer rate in the world .Its like living in a big box of hot Johnny Cat.Sorry but sometimes I HAVE to go there because I own property there and I just dread it and cant wait to get back to SD
Why do you care to own property then?
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Old 06-26-2009, 03:50 PM
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trust me I dont want to own there but I do and will sell when my tenants move.
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Old 06-26-2009, 11:05 PM
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Not to be facetious but I didnt know there were any good areas in Tucson. I hate that place it has the highest skin cancer rate in the world .Its like living in a big box of hot Johnny Cat.Sorry but sometimes I HAVE to go there because I own property there and I just dread it and cant wait to get back to SD
To each his own. A place can be hell for one and paradise for another. That is the beauty of being an American. We can move to any part of this great country that we see fit!
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To each his own. A place can be hell for one and paradise for another. That is the beauty of being an American. We can move to any part of this great country that we see fit!
Not necessarily
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