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I would likely have alot of social barriers in San Jose but even if I could afford over 1 million is the going the rate for old 1,200 square foot homes.
Not to mention much lower electric rates, much lower gas prices, much lower taxes.
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I would likely have alot of social barriers in San Jose but even if I could afford over 1 million is the going the rate for old 1,200 square foot homes.
Not to mention much lower electric rates, much lower gas prices, much lower taxes.
I wouldn't believe anything I read on Zillow. I sold a house years ago and being curious, checked it a few years later on Zillow and it said it'd been sold again. Only problem was I was holding paper on it and it couldn't have been sold at the time they reported.
And I've checked, my buyer still owns it.
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