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carluva wrote:pugboy wrote:common problem many places now
I will post some pics of what is going on as well as some excerpts from the drawings and standards if interested.
ProtonPowder wrote:It is being artificially propped up right now. You would be a fool to pay what realtors are advertising.
Now, land alone in bel air is approaching 3m because of the larger lot sizes coupled with the astronomical cost per sf.
ProtonPowder wrote:Only when something drastic shocks the local economy. Suck salt until then.
ProtonPowder wrote:You plan on beating down the asking price with a 10:1 usd conversion rate?
NR8 wrote:carluva wrote:pugboy wrote:common problem many places now
I will post some pics of what is going on as well as some excerpts from the drawings and standards if interested.
Appreciate the drawings and standards please
SuperiorMan wrote:ProtonPowder wrote:You plan on beating down the asking price with a 10:1 usd conversion rate?
When you think it gonna be 10:1?
ProtonPowder wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:ProtonPowder wrote:You plan on beating down the asking price with a 10:1 usd conversion rate?
When you think it gonna be 10:1?
In certain types of transactions, the us dollar carries a special weight
do with that what you will
ProtonPowder wrote:Fantastic!
Seems like you understand the real estate market and high value transactions. You wont be needing any insight then.
SuperiorMan wrote:ProtonPowder wrote:Fantastic!
Seems like you understand the real estate market and high value transactions. You wont be needing any insight then.
I prefer advice from someone who knows what they're talking about. No offense.
ProtonPowder wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:ProtonPowder wrote:Fantastic!
Seems like you understand the real estate market and high value transactions. You wont be needing any insight then.
I prefer advice from someone who knows what they're talking about. No offense.
I love it when people dont know how much they dont know.
SuperiorMan wrote:ProtonPowder wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:ProtonPowder wrote:Fantastic!
Seems like you understand the real estate market and high value transactions. You wont be needing any insight then.
I prefer advice from someone who knows what they're talking about. No offense.
I love it when people dont know how much they dont know.
You talking about yourself? That's cool.
10:1. I real laughing at this comment. Thanks for that though.
ProtonPowder wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:ProtonPowder wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:ProtonPowder wrote:Fantastic!
Seems like you understand the real estate market and high value transactions. You wont be needing any insight then.
I prefer advice from someone who knows what they're talking about. No offense.
I love it when people dont know how much they dont know.
You talking about yourself? That's cool.
10:1. I real laughing at this comment. Thanks for that though.
the man on the corner selling you 100 usd is not dealing in overvalued real estate
Seems like you dont get the idea. You come begging for information on the crash of real estate in trinidad and then fighting down anything you get.
Well you know what? It crashing on January 25th 2025 at 1:06am, according to my crystal ball
Idiot
NR8 wrote:demented wrote:Looking for recommendations for someone to clear a lot of land and backfill as required. Land is relatively flat, located behind Woodland Hindu School. Thanks.
Family have property right behind the school. As you said, the land is relatively flat, gently sloping. If you going to build, some would recommend doing your foundation in the existing undisturbed soil and then filling the surrounding since there isn't much to full.
And the sad part is, you need to show it in the plan to get the plan passedpugboy wrote:how big is the last chlorinating collection box?
the problem is if you don’t have space to put that long rubble drain plus a chlorination collection box before draining outside
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:New septic tank designs being encouraged by WASA(mainly due to high water tables) looks something like below.
You have the standard sized cesspit which filters into a 30x 3 x 4 box drain like system. There is a 4" perforated waste line in there which facilitates the filtration system. From here the pipe goes into what is called a chlorine box (which the owner can treat for himself) and then out to the drain in front.
I have another to build in the near future so I will do a step by step illustration.
dogg wrote:The high water table issue is a recent phenomena?
How did that come about? Higher ocean levels? Increased rainfall? If so, isn't there a way to tap into it to reduce water issues?shake d livin wake d dead wrote:New septic tank designs being encouraged by WASA(mainly due to high water tables) looks something like below.
You have the standard sized cesspit which filters into a 30x 3 x 4 box drain like system. There is a 4" perforated waste line in there which facilitates the filtration system. From here the pipe goes into what is called a chlorine box (which the owner can treat for himself) and then out to the drain in front.
I have another to build in the near future so I will do a step by step illustration.
pugboy wrote:how big is the last chlorinating collection box?
the problem is if you don’t have space to put that long rubble drain plus a chlorination collection box before draining outside
pugboy wrote:so what is the diff between a sand trench and a rubble drain ??
those drawings show the chlorinator box very small and dont give dimensions, do the docs have recommended dimensions ?
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