Yesterday Was ‘Wishin’ And Hopin’ — Now Yer Outa Dodge And Free To Resume Growing

Posted @ 10:56 pm - Filed under 1031 Exchanges, Real Estate Investing, Purposeful Planning, San Diego Property Owners, Real Estate Markets, Retirement Income, Capital Growth, Tax Shelter

To my friends and all real estate investors in San Diego/California, here’s the tune you’ll be dancin’ to once yer Outa Dodge.

Not only does it rock, but so does your capital growth rate since you saw the light. Massively increase your net worth, tax shelter, flexibility, and best of all? Your retirement income. Purposefully Plan your way to the retirement you deserve.

Step away from the local real estate San Diego. :) Yer just a 1031 exchange away from jump starting your future back to life. Your retirement is dying a slow death here. Hhellllooooo!

Crank this one up to 11, kick back, and try to remember where you were the first time you heard this one.

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6 comments to “Yesterday Was ‘Wishin’ And Hopin’ — Now Yer Outa Dodge And Free To Resume Growing”

Robert Coté on May 31st, 2008 at 10:40 am said:

  • When I saw Lynrd Skynrd and real estate investing paired up my first two thoughts were “Gimme Three Steps” (out the door) and “Ohhh, That Smell.” No, “sweet Home Alabama” did not come to mind. As far as investing in RE, I’ll remain patient and wait for a “Saturday Night Special.”

BawldGuy on May 31st, 2008 at 11:10 am said:

  • Robert — You had an extra shot of expresso in your coffee, didn’t you? :)

Robert Coté on May 31st, 2008 at 11:42 am said:

  • Unfortunately the emergency quadruple bypass of 2 weeks ago has put caffeine off my dietary list for the time being (one of the four basic food groups IMO). Fortunately I’m as risible and snarky as ever without it.

BawldGuy on May 31st, 2008 at 12:37 pm said:

  • So THAT’S where you’ve been. I’ve known several friends and acquaintances who’ve had multiple bypass surgery, including my mother-in-law, and their lives have improved almost immeasurably.

    How’re you doin’ so far? I’ve checked with WebMD, and they say this particular surgery has little or no effect on risibility or snarkiness. :)

Robert Coté on May 31st, 2008 at 4:17 pm said:

  • The parallels are just scary. Comfortable doing the same thing for a long time with generally good results, a few hints of declining performance. Then an honest assessment of your current circumstances followed by radical changes necessary to get back on track. Am I talking heart disease or SoCal real estate? Both.

    The last of my SoCal investment properties was sold off in Apr ‘06 (273x monthly rent). The same house was recently offered for 20% less than they paid. I’m glad I didn’t wait too long then either.

Jeff Brown on May 31st, 2008 at 5:02 pm said:

  • Love the parallel.

    The last holdouts in CA can still make their get away ‘cuz they’ll make up for their losses through the massive improvement of their capital growth rate.

    I’m glad to hear you’re on the way back.

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