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I think you will have better luck with this type of question at trulia.com

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I think you will have better luck with this type of question at trulia.com

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I think you will have better luck with this type of question at trulia.com

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I didn’t see anyone specifically address this, but it is possible that your ex (and many in his profession) may never make that amount of money again in their lives. At the peak of the tech boom (for me, this was Q4 2000), companies were just throwing work out to anyone — I got (practically) whatever rate I wanted, and they would accommodate (practically) any terms I asked for. While business has been brisk since ’05, I have yet to have a month that billed half of what I could get at the peak. The frenzied atmosphere of the boom is gone — and actually I prefer it this way.

I am 100% for child support and 100% against alimony. I despise the whole concept of royalties and alimony is basically a royalty for marrying “up”.

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I didn’t see anyone specifically address this, but it is possible that your ex (and many in his profession) may never make that amount of money again in their lives. At the peak of the tech boom (for me, this was Q4 2000), companies were just throwing work out to anyone — I got (practically) whatever rate I wanted, and they would accommodate (practically) any terms I asked for. While business has been brisk since ’05, I have yet to have a month that billed half of what I could get at the peak. The frenzied atmosphere of the boom is gone — and actually I prefer it this way.

I am 100% for child support and 100% against alimony. I despise the whole concept of royalties and alimony is basically a royalty for marrying “up”.

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I didn’t see anyone specifically address this, but it is possible that your ex (and many in his profession) may never make that amount of money again in their lives. At the peak of the tech boom (for me, this was Q4 2000), companies were just throwing work out to anyone — I got (practically) whatever rate I wanted, and they would accommodate (practically) any terms I asked for. While business has been brisk since ’05, I have yet to have a month that billed half of what I could get at the peak. The frenzied atmosphere of the boom is gone — and actually I prefer it this way.

I am 100% for child support and 100% against alimony. I despise the whole concept of royalties and alimony is basically a royalty for marrying “up”.

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I didn’t see anyone specifically address this, but it is possible that your ex (and many in his profession) may never make that amount of money again in their lives. At the peak of the tech boom (for me, this was Q4 2000), companies were just throwing work out to anyone — I got (practically) whatever rate I wanted, and they would accommodate (practically) any terms I asked for. While business has been brisk since ’05, I have yet to have a month that billed half of what I could get at the peak. The frenzied atmosphere of the boom is gone — and actually I prefer it this way.

I am 100% for child support and 100% against alimony. I despise the whole concept of royalties and alimony is basically a royalty for marrying “up”.

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I didn’t see anyone specifically address this, but it is possible that your ex (and many in his profession) may never make that amount of money again in their lives. At the peak of the tech boom (for me, this was Q4 2000), companies were just throwing work out to anyone — I got (practically) whatever rate I wanted, and they would accommodate (practically) any terms I asked for. While business has been brisk since ’05, I have yet to have a month that billed half of what I could get at the peak. The frenzied atmosphere of the boom is gone — and actually I prefer it this way.

I am 100% for child support and 100% against alimony. I despise the whole concept of royalties and alimony is basically a royalty for marrying “up”.

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If you felt that mortgage rates were going to rise, is there a product that lets you “lock in” a desirable mortagage rate several years before the real estate purchase? It would be trivial for the lender to calculate and charge the interest difference between the mortgage rate and the current rate of interest on a CD on the to-be-lent money.

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If you felt that mortgage rates were going to rise, is there a product that lets you “lock in” a desirable mortagage rate several years before the real estate purchase? It would be trivial for the lender to calculate and charge the interest difference between the mortgage rate and the current rate of interest on a CD on the to-be-lent money.

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If you felt that mortgage rates were going to rise, is there a product that lets you “lock in” a desirable mortagage rate several years before the real estate purchase? It would be trivial for the lender to calculate and charge the interest difference between the mortgage rate and the current rate of interest on a CD on the to-be-lent money.

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If you felt that mortgage rates were going to rise, is there a product that lets you “lock in” a desirable mortagage rate several years before the real estate purchase? It would be trivial for the lender to calculate and charge the interest difference between the mortgage rate and the current rate of interest on a CD on the to-be-lent money.

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If you felt that mortgage rates were going to rise, is there a product that lets you “lock in” a desirable mortagage rate several years before the real estate purchase? It would be trivial for the lender to calculate and charge the interest difference between the mortgage rate and the current rate of interest on a CD on the to-be-lent money.

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