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ParticipantYou would think that someone making $300k/year would have been able to stash away enough cash to survive 6-12 months without a job. But if they spent it all on jet skis, boob jobs for the wife, and leased BMWs, they’ll get no sympathy from me.
ParticipantYou would think that someone making $300k/year would have been able to stash away enough cash to survive 6-12 months without a job. But if they spent it all on jet skis, boob jobs for the wife, and leased BMWs, they’ll get no sympathy from me.
February 28, 2009 at 3:07 PM in reply to: Obama wants to arrest the fall of home prices – Glenn Beck explains #357340ParticipantIt would have been better if Beck got on a big lift to reach the top of the chart like Al Gore did with his CO2 chart.
February 28, 2009 at 3:07 PM in reply to: Obama wants to arrest the fall of home prices – Glenn Beck explains #357643ParticipantIt would have been better if Beck got on a big lift to reach the top of the chart like Al Gore did with his CO2 chart.
February 28, 2009 at 3:07 PM in reply to: Obama wants to arrest the fall of home prices – Glenn Beck explains #357783ParticipantIt would have been better if Beck got on a big lift to reach the top of the chart like Al Gore did with his CO2 chart.
February 28, 2009 at 3:07 PM in reply to: Obama wants to arrest the fall of home prices – Glenn Beck explains #357814ParticipantIt would have been better if Beck got on a big lift to reach the top of the chart like Al Gore did with his CO2 chart.
February 28, 2009 at 3:07 PM in reply to: Obama wants to arrest the fall of home prices – Glenn Beck explains #357921ParticipantIt would have been better if Beck got on a big lift to reach the top of the chart like Al Gore did with his CO2 chart.
Participant[quote=jpinpb]Not necessarily on this blog, but I can’t count how many times it’s been reiterated to me that I should buy b/c it’s a tax write-off.[/quote]
Exactly. The mortgage interest deduction is one of the main contributors to the housing crisis in my opinion. It was the perfect “excuse” for a lot of people getting mortgages they couldn’t afford. I heard this from plenty of people:
“Yeah, your mortgage might be $500 more than you’re currently paying for rent, but you save it in taxes!”
The fact that they are removing this “excuse” from the equation is a good step in my opinion.
Participant[quote=jpinpb]Not necessarily on this blog, but I can’t count how many times it’s been reiterated to me that I should buy b/c it’s a tax write-off.[/quote]
Exactly. The mortgage interest deduction is one of the main contributors to the housing crisis in my opinion. It was the perfect “excuse” for a lot of people getting mortgages they couldn’t afford. I heard this from plenty of people:
“Yeah, your mortgage might be $500 more than you’re currently paying for rent, but you save it in taxes!”
The fact that they are removing this “excuse” from the equation is a good step in my opinion.
Participant[quote=jpinpb]Not necessarily on this blog, but I can’t count how many times it’s been reiterated to me that I should buy b/c it’s a tax write-off.[/quote]
Exactly. The mortgage interest deduction is one of the main contributors to the housing crisis in my opinion. It was the perfect “excuse” for a lot of people getting mortgages they couldn’t afford. I heard this from plenty of people:
“Yeah, your mortgage might be $500 more than you’re currently paying for rent, but you save it in taxes!”
The fact that they are removing this “excuse” from the equation is a good step in my opinion.
Participant[quote=jpinpb]Not necessarily on this blog, but I can’t count how many times it’s been reiterated to me that I should buy b/c it’s a tax write-off.[/quote]
Exactly. The mortgage interest deduction is one of the main contributors to the housing crisis in my opinion. It was the perfect “excuse” for a lot of people getting mortgages they couldn’t afford. I heard this from plenty of people:
“Yeah, your mortgage might be $500 more than you’re currently paying for rent, but you save it in taxes!”
The fact that they are removing this “excuse” from the equation is a good step in my opinion.
Participant[quote=jpinpb]Not necessarily on this blog, but I can’t count how many times it’s been reiterated to me that I should buy b/c it’s a tax write-off.[/quote]
Exactly. The mortgage interest deduction is one of the main contributors to the housing crisis in my opinion. It was the perfect “excuse” for a lot of people getting mortgages they couldn’t afford. I heard this from plenty of people:
“Yeah, your mortgage might be $500 more than you’re currently paying for rent, but you save it in taxes!”
The fact that they are removing this “excuse” from the equation is a good step in my opinion.
Participantflu, did you get the DVR? If so, how do you like it? I’m fed up with the 4-year-old-slow-crappy-interfaced DVR I have with Cox. Their DVRs are so ghetto it’s embarrassing.
Also, how is your internet speed? I work from home so I need to have fast fast fast internet. Cox provides that, so the internet speed is the only thing keeping me on Cox.
I’m wondering if you can sell me on AT&T as a customer and fellow pig.
Participantflu, did you get the DVR? If so, how do you like it? I’m fed up with the 4-year-old-slow-crappy-interfaced DVR I have with Cox. Their DVRs are so ghetto it’s embarrassing.
Also, how is your internet speed? I work from home so I need to have fast fast fast internet. Cox provides that, so the internet speed is the only thing keeping me on Cox.
I’m wondering if you can sell me on AT&T as a customer and fellow pig.
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