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Patrick Britton Tired of getting nickle and dimed...
16 January 2020 | 22 replies
We are down to one rental.. as soon as that tenant leaves we will sell that one.. on CPA charges you might be able to save a few bucks not using west coast based practitioners
Erik Haugen Ethical dilemma around kicking tenants out
25 September 2017 | 73 replies
My friends are generally a low- or middle-income crowd: many of them are artists (for instance, they're professors and practitioners of art), or they work for non-profits, or they're school teachers, etc.
Sunny Burns The Best One Sheet Financial Overview Spreadsheet Ever Made!
15 October 2018 | 9 replies
So while there isn't anything "wrong" with gym membership, tithing, PG&E, and dental insurance being on there, I'd just be going through and deleting those items early in the process.If curious, I believe the thinking is that while someone in general isn't going to be worse off for paying off a credit card to qualify, we can't have people cancelling or downgrading their health insurance to qualify, or failing to uphold their religious obligations.