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TheBreeze
ParticipantIf you don’t care about it, then why not keep your own flap shut? Stop giving troll’s ideas on ways to seek some kind of petty revenge against OCR.
TheBreeze
ParticipantIf you don’t care about it, then why not keep your own flap shut? Stop giving troll’s ideas on ways to seek some kind of petty revenge against OCR.
TheBreeze
ParticipantIf you don’t care about it, then why not keep your own flap shut? Stop giving troll’s ideas on ways to seek some kind of petty revenge against OCR.
TheBreeze
ParticipantIf you don’t care about it, then why not keep your own flap shut? Stop giving troll’s ideas on ways to seek some kind of petty revenge against OCR.
TheBreeze
ParticipantI foresee a multi-billion dollar market in IOUs on Ebay.
BTW, is it legal to claim more allowances on a W-4 in order to keep this effed-up state’s effed up hands’ off my money? I don’t mind paying my fair share of taxes, but I think it’s pretty shitty that the state has confiscated more money from me than someone who makes the same but pays less tax throughout the year.
TheBreeze
ParticipantI foresee a multi-billion dollar market in IOUs on Ebay.
BTW, is it legal to claim more allowances on a W-4 in order to keep this effed-up state’s effed up hands’ off my money? I don’t mind paying my fair share of taxes, but I think it’s pretty shitty that the state has confiscated more money from me than someone who makes the same but pays less tax throughout the year.
TheBreeze
ParticipantI foresee a multi-billion dollar market in IOUs on Ebay.
BTW, is it legal to claim more allowances on a W-4 in order to keep this effed-up state’s effed up hands’ off my money? I don’t mind paying my fair share of taxes, but I think it’s pretty shitty that the state has confiscated more money from me than someone who makes the same but pays less tax throughout the year.
TheBreeze
ParticipantI foresee a multi-billion dollar market in IOUs on Ebay.
BTW, is it legal to claim more allowances on a W-4 in order to keep this effed-up state’s effed up hands’ off my money? I don’t mind paying my fair share of taxes, but I think it’s pretty shitty that the state has confiscated more money from me than someone who makes the same but pays less tax throughout the year.
TheBreeze
ParticipantI foresee a multi-billion dollar market in IOUs on Ebay.
BTW, is it legal to claim more allowances on a W-4 in order to keep this effed-up state’s effed up hands’ off my money? I don’t mind paying my fair share of taxes, but I think it’s pretty shitty that the state has confiscated more money from me than someone who makes the same but pays less tax throughout the year.
TheBreeze
ParticipantMy lease expires next month and I’ve been looking. Since I have a 12-month lease, I was looking at this time last year too.
I did notice that last summer rents were higher than when I renewed in February. Thus, this does seem to be a seasonably soft time of year. However, there seem to be a lot more vacancies now than there were last year at this time and rents are definitely cheaper. My guesstimate is that rents are off between 5% and 10% as compared to this time last year.
It’s hard to say if this trend will continue into the summer. The recession/depression may overwhelm the seasonality and rents could continue to go down from here. I’d like to see that happen, but I’m not holding my breath.
TheBreeze
ParticipantMy lease expires next month and I’ve been looking. Since I have a 12-month lease, I was looking at this time last year too.
I did notice that last summer rents were higher than when I renewed in February. Thus, this does seem to be a seasonably soft time of year. However, there seem to be a lot more vacancies now than there were last year at this time and rents are definitely cheaper. My guesstimate is that rents are off between 5% and 10% as compared to this time last year.
It’s hard to say if this trend will continue into the summer. The recession/depression may overwhelm the seasonality and rents could continue to go down from here. I’d like to see that happen, but I’m not holding my breath.
TheBreeze
ParticipantMy lease expires next month and I’ve been looking. Since I have a 12-month lease, I was looking at this time last year too.
I did notice that last summer rents were higher than when I renewed in February. Thus, this does seem to be a seasonably soft time of year. However, there seem to be a lot more vacancies now than there were last year at this time and rents are definitely cheaper. My guesstimate is that rents are off between 5% and 10% as compared to this time last year.
It’s hard to say if this trend will continue into the summer. The recession/depression may overwhelm the seasonality and rents could continue to go down from here. I’d like to see that happen, but I’m not holding my breath.
TheBreeze
ParticipantMy lease expires next month and I’ve been looking. Since I have a 12-month lease, I was looking at this time last year too.
I did notice that last summer rents were higher than when I renewed in February. Thus, this does seem to be a seasonably soft time of year. However, there seem to be a lot more vacancies now than there were last year at this time and rents are definitely cheaper. My guesstimate is that rents are off between 5% and 10% as compared to this time last year.
It’s hard to say if this trend will continue into the summer. The recession/depression may overwhelm the seasonality and rents could continue to go down from here. I’d like to see that happen, but I’m not holding my breath.
TheBreeze
ParticipantMy lease expires next month and I’ve been looking. Since I have a 12-month lease, I was looking at this time last year too.
I did notice that last summer rents were higher than when I renewed in February. Thus, this does seem to be a seasonably soft time of year. However, there seem to be a lot more vacancies now than there were last year at this time and rents are definitely cheaper. My guesstimate is that rents are off between 5% and 10% as compared to this time last year.
It’s hard to say if this trend will continue into the summer. The recession/depression may overwhelm the seasonality and rents could continue to go down from here. I’d like to see that happen, but I’m not holding my breath.
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