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Old 10-24-2018, 12:37 PM   #83 (permalink)
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I still might go solar here, but I'll be sourcing all of the stuff and installing it myself for the learning opportunity. I'm actually leaning more towards wind though. I did the math on a micro-hydro system at my parents and it wouldn't work out well. I can generate about 65 watts continuous, or about $57 in electricity per year.

I'm looking at buying a house in Silverton, but the market is at all time highs despite an interest rate that has been moving up. My plan is to always keep the houses I buy and rent them out.

... I read an interesting article about the advantage of not putting 20% down on a house to avoid PMI. It basically gave the opportunity cost argument.
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