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Ash HousewaresParticipant
I’m with h82rent- two engineering degrees, and was selected the only time I’ve been summoned (assault w/deadly weapon).
This thread has been an eye-opener, and I already have a drink.
Ash HousewaresParticipantI’m with h82rent- two engineering degrees, and was selected the only time I’ve been summoned (assault w/deadly weapon).
This thread has been an eye-opener, and I already have a drink.
Ash HousewaresParticipantI’m with h82rent- two engineering degrees, and was selected the only time I’ve been summoned (assault w/deadly weapon).
This thread has been an eye-opener, and I already have a drink.
Ash HousewaresParticipantForget buying a house, take the money you’d spend on the mortgage and get an education, pronto. 32 is pushing the upper age limit for bartending at trendy spots (the spots with good tips). Soon she’ll be bartending at a hotel bar making way less money, wondering what she did wrong in life. It reminds me of some Pink Floyd lyrics, “nobody told you when to run; you missed the starting gun”
Ash HousewaresParticipantForget buying a house, take the money you’d spend on the mortgage and get an education, pronto. 32 is pushing the upper age limit for bartending at trendy spots (the spots with good tips). Soon she’ll be bartending at a hotel bar making way less money, wondering what she did wrong in life. It reminds me of some Pink Floyd lyrics, “nobody told you when to run; you missed the starting gun”
Ash HousewaresParticipantForget buying a house, take the money you’d spend on the mortgage and get an education, pronto. 32 is pushing the upper age limit for bartending at trendy spots (the spots with good tips). Soon she’ll be bartending at a hotel bar making way less money, wondering what she did wrong in life. It reminds me of some Pink Floyd lyrics, “nobody told you when to run; you missed the starting gun”
Ash HousewaresParticipantForget buying a house, take the money you’d spend on the mortgage and get an education, pronto. 32 is pushing the upper age limit for bartending at trendy spots (the spots with good tips). Soon she’ll be bartending at a hotel bar making way less money, wondering what she did wrong in life. It reminds me of some Pink Floyd lyrics, “nobody told you when to run; you missed the starting gun”
Ash HousewaresParticipantForget buying a house, take the money you’d spend on the mortgage and get an education, pronto. 32 is pushing the upper age limit for bartending at trendy spots (the spots with good tips). Soon she’ll be bartending at a hotel bar making way less money, wondering what she did wrong in life. It reminds me of some Pink Floyd lyrics, “nobody told you when to run; you missed the starting gun”
Ash HousewaresParticipantPerhaps if you formed a company like an LLC, had the company purchase the property as a rental investment, then leased the property to you the individual the company might claim it as a business expense (i.e., investment in the property to allow higher “rent” to be collected).
I have no idea really, I’m not an accountant, lawyer, or landlord, just throwing out thoughts.
Ash HousewaresParticipantPerhaps if you formed a company like an LLC, had the company purchase the property as a rental investment, then leased the property to you the individual the company might claim it as a business expense (i.e., investment in the property to allow higher “rent” to be collected).
I have no idea really, I’m not an accountant, lawyer, or landlord, just throwing out thoughts.
Ash HousewaresParticipantPerhaps if you formed a company like an LLC, had the company purchase the property as a rental investment, then leased the property to you the individual the company might claim it as a business expense (i.e., investment in the property to allow higher “rent” to be collected).
I have no idea really, I’m not an accountant, lawyer, or landlord, just throwing out thoughts.
Ash HousewaresParticipantPerhaps if you formed a company like an LLC, had the company purchase the property as a rental investment, then leased the property to you the individual the company might claim it as a business expense (i.e., investment in the property to allow higher “rent” to be collected).
I have no idea really, I’m not an accountant, lawyer, or landlord, just throwing out thoughts.
Ash HousewaresParticipantPerhaps if you formed a company like an LLC, had the company purchase the property as a rental investment, then leased the property to you the individual the company might claim it as a business expense (i.e., investment in the property to allow higher “rent” to be collected).
I have no idea really, I’m not an accountant, lawyer, or landlord, just throwing out thoughts.
Ash HousewaresParticipantYou could purchase cds in other countries with higher interest rates. Everbank lets you do this:
http://www.everbank.com/001CurrencyCDSingle.aspx?LinkID=Body1
For example, New Zealand 3-12 month cds yield over 6% right now.If you have direct access to a NZ bank (rather than going through Everbank) it’s even better, currently 8.9% for a 12 month term deposit:
http://www.westpac.co.nz/olcontent/olcontent.nsf/Content/Term+investment+rates?OpenDocument&refr=ratesBeware of exchange rate risks, of course.
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