The absolute best non-financial benefit of homeownership is....

[MTMike]

http://www.redlineenterprises.com/temp/gardenbounty.jpg

And the mighty Cayenne:
http://www.redlineenterprises.com/temp/cayenne.jpg

[BobsSilverSix]

Man I could eat those right UP!

[Turbo V6 Camaro]

green and pink

[MustangEater8251]

Those are the perfect size to throw at people [img]smile.gif[/img]

honestly those look good, and I only like canned vegatables for some reason.

[pontiac nino]

That cayenne would look good on a plate of chips and salsa or maybe pico de gallo AND a icy cold bottle of Corona! :drool: [img]tongue.gif[/img]

[BigCutlass]

Originally posted by pontiac nino:
That cayenne would look good on a plate of chips and salsa or maybe pico de gallo AND a icy cold bottle of Corona! :drool: [img]tongue.gif[/img]

amen to that! [img]graemlins/banana.gif[/img]

[imported_admin]

Nice!!! Now, can you cook anything with that or are you just going raw?

But I'm still just looking forward to the 12% - 15% annual appreciation that single-family homes have here in the D.C. area. Buy the house for $400k, make $40k-$60k in equity in one year... its like having a third salary. [img]graemlins/naughty.gif[/img]

Of course, I gotta cough up $400,000 for a 5-bedroom colonial with two-car garage way out in the boondocks. Houses here closer to the city start at $700k. :(

[Ian]

God they look good......

[MTMike]

Originally posted by Stefan:
Nice!!! Now, can you cook anything with that or are you just going raw?

But I'm still just looking forward to the 12% - 15% annual appreciation that single-family homes have here in the D.C. area. Buy the house for $400k, make $40k-$60k in equity in one year... its like having a third salary. [img]graemlins/naughty.gif[/img]

Of course, I gotta cough up $400,000 for a 5-bedroom colonial with two-car garage way out in the boondocks. Houses here closer to the city start at $700k. :(

They're being made into a delicious salsa [img]smile.gif[/img]

The appreciation is the ultimate benefit (which is why I titled the post "non-financial benefit" [img]smile.gif[/img] )

Good luck in your house hunt. We got ours for $96k 4 months ago, put $6k into it w/ new flooring, paint, had it reappraised at $120k to a Home Equity Line. Gonna use that line to pave the driveway and build a 2nd garage, which should boost it $10-15k more.

-Mike

[12secondv6]

96 K?

Damn, around here, well 15 min from NYC is rediculous.

Kick @ss pic's of the veggies!

[camaro_speedemon]

Cayenne, beh, that's weak. I want to see some habanero's next time [img]tongue.gif[/img]

[camaro_speedemon]

Originally posted by MTMike:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Stefan:
Nice!!! Now, can you cook anything with that or are you just going raw?

But I'm still just looking forward to the 12% - 15% annual appreciation that single-family homes have here in the D.C. area. Buy the house for $400k, make $40k-$60k in equity in one year... its like having a third salary. [img]graemlins/naughty.gif[/img]

Of course, I gotta cough up $400,000 for a 5-bedroom colonial with two-car garage way out in the boondocks. Houses here closer to the city start at $700k. :(

They're being made into a delicious salsa [img]smile.gif[/img]

The appreciation is the ultimate benefit (which is why I titled the post "non-financial benefit" [img]smile.gif[/img] )

Good luck in your house hunt. We got ours for $96k 4 months ago, put $6k into it w/ new flooring, paint, had it reappraised at $120k to a Home Equity Line. Gonna use that line to pave the driveway and build a 2nd garage, which should boost it $10-15k more.

-Mike </font>[/QUOTE]What? No jacuzzi? :D

[Nachius]

No room for a garden here, but I just bought 5 acres ;)

[hawgs]

I don't think thats gonna last you through the winter Mike... you need to step it up. [img]tongue.gif[/img]

[fbirdgt01]

that's one big a$$ cayenne....lol