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In reply to the discussion: I am now $2865.17 poorer. [View all]ChosenUnWisely
(588 posts)116. No I did not besides one cannot BK taxes
if going BK is an option go for it, it is a business option and that is the way one has to look at their finances too, sometimes BK is the only option for both individuals or businesses.
The crazy part is after 2 years BK I was able to get a car loan with in 5 a mortgage. After 7 years it drops off and you never see anything about it again.
Single payer we could have had it but the Conservative Democrats did not want us to have it
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The Boston area is blessed with many private colleges and universities. On the face of it,
merrily
Jan 2015
#60
It used to be the opposite. My mother in law used to talk about how real estate taxes
merrily
Jan 2015
#62
It can be counted as corporate welfare when corporations are tax free to lure them in
csziggy
Jan 2015
#14
The bulk of the taxable value of most land is because of what is sitting on it, including homes.
merrily
Jan 2015
#63
My point was that your argument failed. Repeating what you said in your other post
merrily
Jan 2015
#68
No depends on where you live, how much property, size of home and local milrate
ChosenUnWisely
Jan 2015
#35
How can you "pay for civilization" when you dont even have enough to pay the bills.
Shoulders of Giants
Jan 2015
#36
Oh that is so brilliant. Are you offering to pay their moving expenses. You make it sound so easy.
hobbit709
Jan 2015
#49
Being angry at me does not improve your situation at all. So enjoy your anger if you want!
ChosenUnWisely
Jan 2015
#64
Personal insults tend to get hidden, though there are many exceptions to that general statement.
merrily
Jan 2015
#69
Um, no. My only assumption was that you were asking a question because you actually wanted to know
merrily
Jan 2015
#78
And firefighting and police protection. But, also to local government, which has to run things.
merrily
Jan 2015
#73
Well it depends what the value of the property is. I know one person in particular that has a huge
doc03
Jan 2015
#10
High property taxes, though, esp. given the relatively low cost of real estate.
merrily
Jan 2015
#90
I'm not sure, but I think you could file form 1040A and take deductions if you want to.
Vinca
Jan 2015
#42
Look at the numbers-there's not enough income to pay ANY tax much less tax I can deduct from.
hobbit709
Jan 2015
#43
It's paid off. But I can't sell it for enough to buy something affordable within 50 mi. of Austin
hobbit709
Jan 2015
#57
My dad always told us to take a look around us at what our property taxes are buying. Most of it is
jwirr
Jan 2015
#71
Last year it went down $150 from the previous, this time it was up $300 from the previous.
hobbit709
Jan 2015
#86
One year, during the bubble,a tax bill showed up with MORE than triple the amount of the prior bill.
merrily
Jan 2015
#92
Yes, but you pay for the electricity your TV uses every month. Same principle.
merrily
Feb 2015
#125