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And what about the april 10 property tax installment? Govt takes away our ability to make money but still has their hand outHow are you landlords or tenants preparing? And what about mortgage payments?
I am surprised the state hasn't pushed that out like the IRS has doneAnd what about the april 10 property tax installment? Govt takes away our ability to make money but still has their hand out
back when they started this nonsense it was my first question to the local supe and ca rep. Their response...?I am surprised the state hasn't pushed that out like the IRS has done
Leaverite my old pal. Please learn to use the EDIT feature and stop posting so many posts in a row on the same thread.I due a Direct deposit. I get paid, my rent gets paid. No BS.
If you have that much cash in the bank, then good on you for doing so well. Not realistic in most coastal areas.But didn't someone say in another thread that loans and debts are the way to leverage assets and make money?
Doesn't seem to work so well when those payments can't be made. That's why I stay far from loans and pay for things in full, including property and vehicles.
Property you are doing well if you can buy cash coastal. Cars, I think way too many people spend way too much money trying to be cool. I understand some working/middle class person who needs $10-12k for reliable transportation needs a bit of a loan but given what the median income is and how many cars I see that are so hilariously nicer than mine, I think there's a ton of people taking out a loan on a car with an MSRP of their annual income. Not necessarily good.If you have that much cash in the bank, then good on you for doing so well. Not realistic in most coastal areas.