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ATTN: AMP - You do not own your house until it is fully paid off.
..that applies to you car too faggit.
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Lord Nelson are we buddies?
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just how do you know he owes money on them ?
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mmmkay... |
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Owning a home outright is not always a good thing...... (interest)
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You should work in the Bush Administration, where your economic prowess would fit right in. |
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hate on... have fun... until you get banned again. |
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Explain it now: How do you profit from your home's increasing value if you don't sell it and pocket the profit? C'mon, Warren Buffet, this is an easy question. |
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hmmm, every application I ever filled out said "own" or "rent." I have never seen one that said "still paying on it."
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Hell you don't even really own your property after it after its paid off. Property and school taxes are always looming.
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Making? You think you are 'making' money when you write off your interest on your taxes? Now thats a good one. |
dadz rite!
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orlY?????
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lord nelson = m00d, which should tell you something |
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Well .. I don't know where you get your information. i own a house in Seattle outright, and I own one in Los Angeles. The home in LA gets me the tax dedutions that lower my taxes down to nearly nothing. owning your hoe out right does no have ANY tax advantage. Plus the money is not working for you. Why sit on all that money when you acn invest and make more? :helpme |
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"The enemy of my enemy is my friend" |
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SO anywhere from 25-40% of the interest you paid for your LA home could've paid your tax bill saving you 60-75% a year. And thats if you didnt figure out a way to shelter that money elsewhere. |
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that is incorrect. My home in LA is also an office much more write off than the normal tax write off. I reccommend a good accountant :thumbsup I also have gained un ungodly amount of equity in both homes. The ROI here is unlike any other investment. I am not going to sit here and argue forever but I will tell you that i am doing ok :thumbsup |
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1. Writing off a home office has nothing to do with mortgage interest. 2. Writing off a home office will fuck you up when you go to sell your house, you will have to pay tax on the depreciation deduction you've been taking this whole time. |
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