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#121
10-13-2005, 12:57 PM
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You will spend 300/month on upkeep and condo fees [/ QUOTE ] i'm not checking the other figures, but i think that is a really high estimate. i live in a 200,000 condominium and my condo fees are 140/month. that includes insurance which covers anything on the walls or floors and all of the structure (paint, flooring, shower walls, etc), the only insurance needed is for personal items like televisions and computers. 
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#123
10-13-2005, 01:31 PM
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only filed tax returns last year, and not for a lot of money [/ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] why does everyone think i avoided paying taxes??? [/ QUOTE ] Beacause you are supposedly swimming in money but file "not for a lot of money" -- the disconnect leads to assumptions.
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#124
10-13-2005, 05:19 PM
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[ QUOTE ] only filed tax returns last year, and not for a lot of money [/ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] why does everyone think i avoided paying taxes??? [/ QUOTE ] Beacause you are supposedly swimming in money but file "not for a lot of money" -- the disconnect leads to assumptions. [/ QUOTE ] last year i didn't file for a lot of money because i didn't make a lot of money. i filed for what i made. i have made significantly more money this year already. do you understand?
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#125
10-13-2005, 06:23 PM
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] only filed tax returns last year, and not for a lot of money [/ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] why does everyone think i avoided paying taxes??? [/ QUOTE ] Beacause you are supposedly swimming in money but file "not for a lot of money" -- the disconnect leads to assumptions. [/ QUOTE ] last year i didn't file for a lot of money because i didn't make a lot of money. i filed for what i made. i have made significantly more money this year already. do you understand? [/ QUOTE ] Haha awesome.
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#127
10-13-2005, 08:43 PM
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Re: buying real estate
Buy Home Buying For Dummies
Really! My wife and I learned a lot from it. We gave up on our first choice house when we were out bid, and that was a learning experience too. We had learned so much that when we went after another house, we were negotiating masters. Or at least we did an adequate job. Plus we got a great loan deal. Learn, don't just jump in. It is the biggest, riskiest investment you probably will have made up to this point, by far. -ptmusic
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