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area too cookie cutter for me

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area too cookie cutter for me

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area too cookie cutter for me

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area too cookie cutter for me

[waterboy]

area too cookie cutter for me

[waterboy]

I know you think it sucks especially since you left in great condition, but $3400 is a small price to pay to get out of a lease 5 months early and into your new home.

Not having it in writing is another reason to let it go. Maybe you can draft something up that says he is letting you out of the lease and keeping the security deposit for wear & tear. Also agree that no other compensation will be paid. That way he can never come back and say you broke the lease or try to charge you for some random damage you didn’t do.

[waterboy]

I know you think it sucks especially since you left in great condition, but $3400 is a small price to pay to get out of a lease 5 months early and into your new home.

Not having it in writing is another reason to let it go. Maybe you can draft something up that says he is letting you out of the lease and keeping the security deposit for wear & tear. Also agree that no other compensation will be paid. That way he can never come back and say you broke the lease or try to charge you for some random damage you didn’t do.

[waterboy]

I know you think it sucks especially since you left in great condition, but $3400 is a small price to pay to get out of a lease 5 months early and into your new home.

Not having it in writing is another reason to let it go. Maybe you can draft something up that says he is letting you out of the lease and keeping the security deposit for wear & tear. Also agree that no other compensation will be paid. That way he can never come back and say you broke the lease or try to charge you for some random damage you didn’t do.

[waterboy]

I know you think it sucks especially since you left in great condition, but $3400 is a small price to pay to get out of a lease 5 months early and into your new home.

Not having it in writing is another reason to let it go. Maybe you can draft something up that says he is letting you out of the lease and keeping the security deposit for wear & tear. Also agree that no other compensation will be paid. That way he can never come back and say you broke the lease or try to charge you for some random damage you didn’t do.

[waterboy]

I know you think it sucks especially since you left in great condition, but $3400 is a small price to pay to get out of a lease 5 months early and into your new home.

Not having it in writing is another reason to let it go. Maybe you can draft something up that says he is letting you out of the lease and keeping the security deposit for wear & tear. Also agree that no other compensation will be paid. That way he can never come back and say you broke the lease or try to charge you for some random damage you didn’t do.

[waterboy]

That strategy could work but I would never put all my savings into it. First off you need to be healthy and on the younger side as cost of insurance charges would be too high if you are old or have a medical impairment. Also purchase the lowest death benefit you can so more of the premium payment is going into the interest credited acct.

Good luck finding the agent willing to give up comp to give you the high early cash value. Also, if you do have a huge gain over 20+ years & take loan against policy you better make sure it stays in force until you die or you have to pay tax on all those gains.

[waterboy]

That strategy could work but I would never put all my savings into it. First off you need to be healthy and on the younger side as cost of insurance charges would be too high if you are old or have a medical impairment. Also purchase the lowest death benefit you can so more of the premium payment is going into the interest credited acct.

Good luck finding the agent willing to give up comp to give you the high early cash value. Also, if you do have a huge gain over 20+ years & take loan against policy you better make sure it stays in force until you die or you have to pay tax on all those gains.

[waterboy]

That strategy could work but I would never put all my savings into it. First off you need to be healthy and on the younger side as cost of insurance charges would be too high if you are old or have a medical impairment. Also purchase the lowest death benefit you can so more of the premium payment is going into the interest credited acct.

Good luck finding the agent willing to give up comp to give you the high early cash value. Also, if you do have a huge gain over 20+ years & take loan against policy you better make sure it stays in force until you die or you have to pay tax on all those gains.

[waterboy]

That strategy could work but I would never put all my savings into it. First off you need to be healthy and on the younger side as cost of insurance charges would be too high if you are old or have a medical impairment. Also purchase the lowest death benefit you can so more of the premium payment is going into the interest credited acct.

Good luck finding the agent willing to give up comp to give you the high early cash value. Also, if you do have a huge gain over 20+ years & take loan against policy you better make sure it stays in force until you die or you have to pay tax on all those gains.

[waterboy]

That strategy could work but I would never put all my savings into it. First off you need to be healthy and on the younger side as cost of insurance charges would be too high if you are old or have a medical impairment. Also purchase the lowest death benefit you can so more of the premium payment is going into the interest credited acct.

Good luck finding the agent willing to give up comp to give you the high early cash value. Also, if you do have a huge gain over 20+ years & take loan against policy you better make sure it stays in force until you die or you have to pay tax on all those gains.

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