I think this is where we recognize we have reached a point of such a difference in presuppositional world views that there is no bridging of the gulf and we figuratively shake hands and agree to disagree.
Y absolutely. Again, we feel very similarly about all of this we just have different perspectives about how to proceed and why.... per usual
What's going to happen when these young Americans can't get financing? And for a house with a mortgage plus a property manager to be profitable, what does the rent look like?? And then, for you to live somewhere closer to where you work, what does YOUR rent look like?? This is a bunch of really bad advice. The minute something goes wrong, the whole house of cards falls in on itself, and people around them say "see, they were living outside their means and it came to bite them."
The biggest issue I see with this idea is that there are a whole bunch of government assistance programs to help first time home buyers purchase a home but a big requirement for most of those is that the home you’re financing will be your primary residence and obviously if you are going to be living off site you would miss out on being able to take advantage of many of these programs. I would suggest If this is a route that anyone would want to consider a better option would be to buy a multi family dwelling like a house with a small apartment in back or above a garage or a basement or attic apartment, etc.. and then renting out the primary dwelling while living in the small apartment initially the Idea being that that rent on the primary would cover the mortgage costs fully meaning you in the secondary dwelling would be living essentially rent free hopefully this would allow you to save some money while also growing your equity, then in the future, you could eventually move into the primary dwelling and refinance for a lower monthly mortgage payment and still rent out the secondary apartment as an income property.
This is a predatory suggestion that seeks short-sighted, uneducated takers to prey upon.
Honestly, share where you got this advice as a warning to the rest of us to avoid them in the future.
YES, including the homestead exemption that gives you a break on your taxes each year if you actually live in the property.
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I feel like I could guess, but what does he have to say about all the other really insane things he's said to you that turned out to be outright false?
Your father is a special case of delusion and never ending hope. Life must be horribly frustrating for him.
I love this conspiracy. There isn’t a way to “decertify” election results. If there was a determination of massive voter fraud the only recourse would be for congress to impeach Biden and even if they did that, the lines of succession is clear. Nowhere in the Constitution goes it state that a former President would be reinstated. I am sure based on your father’s other delusions that none of this matters but it’s a fairly easy conspiracy to debunk.
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this is particularly a problem on Miami Beach. My mother used to live on the beach -- and not like, right on the coast, but maybe a mile off -- and the under-building garage regularly flooded. When I was a kid we'd get king tides maybe once every few years, now it's at least once a year, sometimes twice. And of course during storms. November King Tides Are Here
