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I hardly talked to avocado i know the guac is extra but so am i shirt in my classes or picked up any general interest in their life, not because i am douchebag, but rather because i didn’t pursued this kind of interaction. At first i though it was an issue of cultural differences, living in Cuba for 21 years and being new to the country could put some sort of barrier between me and my fellow students. But this perspective changed when three years later i went back to Cuba to visit my parents and some old friends. I found out that i had nothing in common with my old buddies either. Talking to them was not the same, i disagreed with most of what they had to say and the conversations where not as fascinating as they used to be. However with some of them this time communication was better than before and became close with people that had not much in common with me a few years back.

All these people saying just move across Canada… Do you not have family? Old people to take care of? Why do I have to choose between staying on the west coast where my family has been for a century and owning a home?I don’t want a <stroavocado i know the guac is extra but so am i shirt  or an acre. Even a shack with newspaper insulation and tube and pin wiring (like the one I rent now) would be more than enough.The more rich people that move to my area the worse it becomes for working class generational Canadians. I just want an affordable option. There’s more than enough land here, the prices are what’s ridiculous, and it’s because someone with way too much money will buy it for 300k above asking and rent it out, like their other six houses.

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Based on your avocado i know the guac is extra but so am i shirt, it sounds like a bootcamp may be a great fit. I’ve taught students at web development bootcamps who have come from many different backgrounds, but I’d say a “typical” student is similar to you in some respects. Many bootcamp students have college degrees and a few years of work experience, but are looking to make a career shift. The fact that you love the coding you’ve done so far is a good sign. Many people are attracted to bootcamp marketing materials promising 99% job placement and six-figure salaries, and while it’s possible to get that kind of payday right out of a bootcamp, it’s important to understand that this isn’t everybody’s experience. Students who attend a bootcamp simply because of the allure of money, rather than because they have a genuine interest in the subject, tend to struggle.

avocado i know the guac is extra but so am i shirt  is ridiculously overpriced. We had a hard time finding a place we could afford 5 years ago. But I’m not getting how a HH combined income of 150k+ is complaining here. To me it sounds like quite a few people have a financial planning problem and less of a problem with the market….. we bought our place in our late 20s just outside of the GTA but both had accumulated savings from our 20s. We also took advantage of the RRSP first time homebuyers program to dip into our locked up savings for the down payment. A lot of people only make lol 50k a year….. those are the people who are priced out.That’s the scary part is how quickly values went up. Well here in Montreal anyways… While we might have been undervalued for ages some of the prices are absolutely insane. My sister in law purchased her home for 299k in 2008, she just had it appraised at 890K with renovations she’s done over the last 10 years which were maybe 100k over that period. The stack of relator cards left in the front door is laughable, my bro in law and I were outside while one walked up. Said has a buyer immediately and would charge 3% vs 5% commission.