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So, then you have a couple questions to ask yourself.
Posted by
Subversive
Oct 15 '09, 09:11
1. Could you live on the 60% of salary?
2. What happens after 5 years? Could you find another way to keep paying your mortgage?
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You'd still ahve to pay rent if you sold. Do you have a large amount of equity to cover yourself? -- nm
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Subversive
Oct 15, 09:17
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You already bought near the bottom, right? You should be ok. :)
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Subversive
Oct 15, 09:28
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It never seems that there's a bottom in NYC, just a plateau... -- nm
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znufrii
Oct 15, 09:31
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I was very shocked to see how much my gf was getting, every other benefit from her firm was crap. -- nm
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Krusty
Oct 15, 09:14
here in Canada as long as you pay your own deductions on LTD, it is tax free (don't know if that is so in the US or not) -- nm
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Beaker
Oct 15, 09:12
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My gf had to pay taxes on her LTD. -- nm
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Krusty
Oct 15, 09:12
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