Which Irvine village offers best value for investment property?
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How about the risk factor? What if they get cought? (Then they might make a plea deal and rat you out)
I don't need to put words in your mouth. Your own words speak loudly enough on their own. Just stop acting like you're the spokesperson for "every Asian on here" because we do NOT all think like you. And if I'm wrong, and you're right, god help me, and I've got to GTFO of Irvine.
BTW, I'm sure glad you clarified that I don't have the honor of getting membership in your group of "real Asians" based on your description of what that entails.
Jokes on you though, because you'll likely find that your kids will grow up to be twinkies anyway.
Well said... that pretty much sums it up.
The discussion as interesting as it is, has moved way off the orbit of thread topic.
MagicJ1zz said:I beg to differ. If you can rent to a birth tourist from mainland China who will pay you nearly $5k-10k/mo. for 3-5 months for her stay, then it's worth it anywhere in Irvine. Who cares if it's vacant 2 months out of the year. I'll also gladly take her to the hospital when her due date is near. That'll be part of the "rent package".2 birth tourists per year, 5 months per person. 10 months is good enough @ $5k rent each month when the breakeven point is around $2300.
These people want to stay low-key but need the convenience since they are used to having convenient shops nearby like in Asia. Plus if you can speak Mandarin like half the people on TI here, then you're way ahead of the 'white' folks.
The key is that the home needs to be 1st floor since they won't like climbing stairs and close to shopping centers. I'm talking walking-distance close like Woodbury Towne Center or Quail Hill Center.
How about the risk factor? What if they get cought? (Then they might make a plea deal and rat you out)
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bones said:
I don't need to put words in your mouth. Your own words speak loudly enough on their own. Just stop acting like you're the spokesperson for "every Asian on here" because we do NOT all think like you. And if I'm wrong, and you're right, god help me, and I've got to GTFO of Irvine.
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How about you just represent yourself and stop making yourself out to be some self appointed spokeseperson for a very heterogeneous group of people?MagicJ1zz said:
BTW, I'm sure glad you clarified that I don't have the honor of getting membership in your group of "real Asians" based on your description of what that entails.
Jokes on you though, because you'll likely find that your kids will grow up to be twinkies anyway.
irvinehomeowner
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What I've learned so far:
Asian = eating duck innards and pork blood and cheating
Interesting. Isn't it like:
[Any race] = eating [something different] and cheating
Don't know who said this but:
"If you ain't cheating, you ain't trying!"
Asian = eating duck innards and pork blood and cheating
Interesting. Isn't it like:
[Any race] = eating [something different] and cheating
Don't know who said this but:
"If you ain't cheating, you ain't trying!"
irvinehomeowner said:What I've learned so far:
Asian = eating duck innards and pork blood and cheating
Interesting. Isn't it like:
[Any race] = eating [something different] and cheating
Don't know who said this but:
"If you ain't cheating, you ain't trying!"
Well said... that pretty much sums it up.
momopi
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Eh, actually...
"Blood sausage" and "black pudding" made with pig's blood are also dishes from Europe and Americas. You can find them served with English full breakfast. In America blood sausage is also featured in Cajun cuisine.
http://www.bourgeoismeatmarket.com/shop/blood-boudin/
Also, traditionally, intestines are used for sausage casing around the world.
"Blood sausage" and "black pudding" made with pig's blood are also dishes from Europe and Americas. You can find them served with English full breakfast. In America blood sausage is also featured in Cajun cuisine.
http://www.bourgeoismeatmarket.com/shop/blood-boudin/
Also, traditionally, intestines are used for sausage casing around the world.
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momopi said:
The discussion as interesting as it is, has moved way off the orbit of thread topic.
zubs
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Everything J1zz says is true. You just have to look and you'll find it. I didn't know Korean fresh off the boat prostitutes were $200 now. It use to be $120 + $40 tip in Rowland...perhaps Irvine is more expensive because rent costs more.
No one cared the birth toursim started with HK & Taiwan a long time ago. But when China decided to do it, it became hard to ignore.
My friend use to send small quantities of pot through the mail when he was in Amsterdam. It is illegal, but it was a small amount so no one cared.
No one cared the birth toursim started with HK & Taiwan a long time ago. But when China decided to do it, it became hard to ignore.
My friend use to send small quantities of pot through the mail when he was in Amsterdam. It is illegal, but it was a small amount so no one cared.
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