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In response to
"
Rent the old house and then rent a new house for y'all. -- nm
"
by
TFox
hmmm. -- nm
Posted by
kare (aka kare)
Jul 29 '11, 16:29
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It would have a fair number of perks. Less maintenance, ability to make a change when needed... -- nm
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TFox
Jul 29, 16:31
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just looked at prices where we (well esp. i) would like to move and... damn. very high. -- nm
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kare
Jul 29, 16:35
Does she still get to keep the mortgage deduction on her house if she isn't living in it? -- nm
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El Pollo Rojo Loco
Jul 29, 16:33
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No, it has to be your primary residence. -- nm
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MojaveMeg
Jul 29, 16:35
3
so i guess the answer is: patience, grasshopper. sigh. -- nm
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kare
Jul 29, 16:37
1
This!
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El Pollo Rojo Loco
Jul 29, 16:44
Once you rent it becomes investment property and things like depreciation become deductible - against the rental income. -- nm
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MojaveMeg
Jul 29, 16:37
You're asking a filthy renter questions above his pay grade. -- nm
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TFox
Jul 29, 16:35
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