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To: Wyätt Gwyön who wrote (5795)	10/2/2002 8:01:07 PM
From: David Jones	Read Replies (1) of 306849

...mean it's not enough to retire on.... Exactly. ...talk about having tripled your net... I don't own a home. Every thing is for sale. Every thing is either income or gone went. And the income out weighs the gone went. Every property with the exception of my first has had room for adding equity either through improvements or division. I take that back my first home was a mess of an x rental so I would assume the painting and yard work would be sweet equity. It's difficult to say sense I held it for 19 years renting it for 10 of those 19. Just yesterday received the approvals I needed to sale a portion of what I'm living on. And informed a tenant I would need the property he held in 30 days. So I'm on the move and I really can not tell you if I will take that unit for a roof or make some unseen move as yet to play out. I'll list this turkey and see what there is to see. I've no stress in my sale price, I've a lot of leeway. When I have money in hand and escrow I'll make a move depending on what's what. The not knowing is the part I enjoy the most.

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