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FWIW most other countries don't have this exemption. Also, the taxpayers that benefit most are the ones with the most expensive houses -- nm
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Roger More
There are limits on it. -- nm
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ty97
Apr 13 '10, 17:01
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On interest up to $1 million of debt, according to wiki. I wonder how many people have more than $1 million of debt on their house -- nm
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Roger More
Apr 13, 17:07
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I don't know that I disagree with the $1 million number.
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ty97
Apr 13, 17:10
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Yeah - maybe it could be linked to a % of the average house price in the area or something -- nm
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Roger More
Apr 13, 17:25
Exactly, When a three bedroom, 2 bath house built in the 50's goes for close to 700k in the bay area (albeit this was 6 years ago) you realize
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Stephen
Apr 13, 17:23
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Ideally, numbers like this and the AMT should be localized.
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ty97
Apr 13, 17:25
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