OT: Public Service Reminder. Property Taxes Due 4/10/2009

[briansd1]

[quote=SD Realtor]
Lets not forget that your water bill will be going up this year and then another 15% next year to.

Not sure if there is a way around that. [/quote]

If you rent, in most condos, water is part of the HOA which the landlord pays. 🙂

I know the tenant indirectly pays for everything, but the shortage is made up by the landlord.

[briansd1]

flu,

looks like you have a foreclosure coming to your neighborhood. 😉

Property tax default is a good indicator of future foreclosures.

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I agree the 1% sales tax increase is a rip off.

I try to buy online from out of state companies so I don’t pay sales taxes. Amazon has the “prime” account that provides free shipping on the stuff that they sell. My friend has that account so a group of us share it (you have to trust your friends not to “mistakenly” use your credit card to make a purchase).

[briansd1]

flu,

looks like you have a foreclosure coming to your neighborhood. 😉

Property tax default is a good indicator of future foreclosures.

——-

I agree the 1% sales tax increase is a rip off.

I try to buy online from out of state companies so I don’t pay sales taxes. Amazon has the “prime” account that provides free shipping on the stuff that they sell. My friend has that account so a group of us share it (you have to trust your friends not to “mistakenly” use your credit card to make a purchase).

[briansd1]

flu,

looks like you have a foreclosure coming to your neighborhood. 😉

Property tax default is a good indicator of future foreclosures.

——-

I agree the 1% sales tax increase is a rip off.

I try to buy online from out of state companies so I don’t pay sales taxes. Amazon has the “prime” account that provides free shipping on the stuff that they sell. My friend has that account so a group of us share it (you have to trust your friends not to “mistakenly” use your credit card to make a purchase).

[briansd1]

flu,

looks like you have a foreclosure coming to your neighborhood. 😉

Property tax default is a good indicator of future foreclosures.

——-

I agree the 1% sales tax increase is a rip off.

I try to buy online from out of state companies so I don’t pay sales taxes. Amazon has the “prime” account that provides free shipping on the stuff that they sell. My friend has that account so a group of us share it (you have to trust your friends not to “mistakenly” use your credit card to make a purchase).

[briansd1]

flu,

looks like you have a foreclosure coming to your neighborhood. 😉

Property tax default is a good indicator of future foreclosures.

——-

I agree the 1% sales tax increase is a rip off.

I try to buy online from out of state companies so I don’t pay sales taxes. Amazon has the “prime” account that provides free shipping on the stuff that they sell. My friend has that account so a group of us share it (you have to trust your friends not to “mistakenly” use your credit card to make a purchase).

[davelj]

[quote=macromaniac]I am so glad I am not a homeowner…writing that big check every 6 months to a total wasteful government is such a bad feeling….

[/quote]

I am so glad I’m a homeowner… where my total cost of ownership (including that “big check”!) is 25% less than what I’d be paying for rent (thanks for the low-rate refi, Bernanke!)… and I never have to worry about my “rent” increasing.

My point: Where you stand depends upon where you sit.

[davelj]

[quote=macromaniac]I am so glad I am not a homeowner…writing that big check every 6 months to a total wasteful government is such a bad feeling….

[/quote]

I am so glad I’m a homeowner… where my total cost of ownership (including that “big check”!) is 25% less than what I’d be paying for rent (thanks for the low-rate refi, Bernanke!)… and I never have to worry about my “rent” increasing.

My point: Where you stand depends upon where you sit.

[davelj]

[quote=macromaniac]I am so glad I am not a homeowner…writing that big check every 6 months to a total wasteful government is such a bad feeling….

[/quote]

I am so glad I’m a homeowner… where my total cost of ownership (including that “big check”!) is 25% less than what I’d be paying for rent (thanks for the low-rate refi, Bernanke!)… and I never have to worry about my “rent” increasing.

My point: Where you stand depends upon where you sit.

[davelj]

[quote=macromaniac]I am so glad I am not a homeowner…writing that big check every 6 months to a total wasteful government is such a bad feeling….

[/quote]

I am so glad I’m a homeowner… where my total cost of ownership (including that “big check”!) is 25% less than what I’d be paying for rent (thanks for the low-rate refi, Bernanke!)… and I never have to worry about my “rent” increasing.

My point: Where you stand depends upon where you sit.

[davelj]

[quote=macromaniac]I am so glad I am not a homeowner…writing that big check every 6 months to a total wasteful government is such a bad feeling….

[/quote]

I am so glad I’m a homeowner… where my total cost of ownership (including that “big check”!) is 25% less than what I’d be paying for rent (thanks for the low-rate refi, Bernanke!)… and I never have to worry about my “rent” increasing.

My point: Where you stand depends upon where you sit.

[SD Realtor]

Brian I rent and I pay the water bill where I live. I am also a landlord and in the sfh I rent out my tenants pay the water bill. In the condo I rent out the HOA does pay the water bill.

[SD Realtor]

Brian I rent and I pay the water bill where I live. I am also a landlord and in the sfh I rent out my tenants pay the water bill. In the condo I rent out the HOA does pay the water bill.

[SD Realtor]

Brian I rent and I pay the water bill where I live. I am also a landlord and in the sfh I rent out my tenants pay the water bill. In the condo I rent out the HOA does pay the water bill.

[SD Realtor]

Brian I rent and I pay the water bill where I live. I am also a landlord and in the sfh I rent out my tenants pay the water bill. In the condo I rent out the HOA does pay the water bill.

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