SF Cribs: The places behind the clothes

mordecai · Mar 14, 2011

Jesus somebody post a good photo of their home. Enough of this messy, fratty bullcrap. I fully expect the next image on here to involve a beer can pyramid.

Dakota rube · Mar 14, 2011

You can thank me later

gomestar · Mar 14, 2011

Originally Posted by patrickBOOTH

You can't be serious. Les Paul's feel like fake plastic toys? Are you sure you are commenting on a Gibson Les Paul? They are built like tanks, anything else in comparison feels like a toy.

+1. In fact a small part of the reason I don't play mine is the fact that it's too solid and heavy for my personal preference.

zjpj83 · Mar 14, 2011

Preparing to cop - http://www.bhsusa.com/manhattan/uppe...house/1207017#

gdl203 · Mar 14, 2011

Originally Posted by zjpj83

Preparing to cop - http://www.bhsusa.com/manhattan/uppe...house/1207017#

..

Also available for rent at $210,000/month

guitarpkr76 · Mar 14, 2011

Originally Posted by Navi

Les Paul's look good but they feel like a fake plastic toy guitar for children when you hold them in your hands. They feel so cheap I would never actually buy one, although they do have one of the best designs....

Thanks for the laugh.

Kent Wang · Mar 14, 2011

Originally Posted by zjpj83

Preparing to cop - http://www.bhsusa.com/manhattan/uppe...house/1207017#

That's a price/rent ratio of 35.7 (90M / (210K * 12)). Does that seem high for Manhattan?

zjpj83 · Mar 14, 2011

I bet it sells for $40 million, max.

gdl203 · Mar 14, 2011

Originally Posted by Kent Wang

That's a price/rent ratio of 35.7 (90M / (210K * 12)). Does that seem high for Manhattan?

Yes, nearly twice what you'd expect in a normal apartment in the city. Then again, this is anything but a normal apartment

Stazy · Mar 14, 2011

Originally Posted by zjpj83

Preparing to cop - http://www.bhsusa.com/manhattan/uppe...house/1207017#

The architecture lends itself beautifully to this look:

BrianVarick · Mar 15, 2011

But a mortgage on the property with 20% down and 5% interest is like $350,000 a month, so $210,000 a month for rent doesn't seem too bad. Usually I think that rent is higher than the mortgage payment.

GSquared · Mar 15, 2011

Originally Posted by BrianVarick

But a mortgage on the property with 20% down and 5% interest is like $350,000 a month, so $210,000 a month for rent doesn't seem too bad. Usually I think that rent is higher than the mortgage payment.

From my knowledge, anything over 400K for a mortgage is a jumbo mortgage and is at a higher interest rate. I don't think that the people that would buy this type of place would get a mortgage. I could be wrong.

thekunk07 · Mar 15, 2011

^totally dependent on the zip/county in which you live

itsstillmatt · Mar 15, 2011

Originally Posted by Stazy

The architecture lends itself beautifully to this look:

OJFC. One of my brothers basically did this for his daughter.

BrianVarick · Mar 15, 2011

Originally Posted by GSquared

From my knowledge, anything over 400K for a mortgage is a jumbo mortgage and is at a higher interest rate. I don't think that the people that would buy this type of place would get a mortgage. I could be wrong.

A lot of very rich people, have a huge income to live on, but it is entirely based upon their assets, such as stocks. So I bet a lot of people would be able to afford the monthly payment, but not invest so much of their assets into the house.

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