Tax hike!!!!
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He got cocky again once his welfare checks returned.Sledog said:
I already did my competing. Your still salvaging bunions. Waiting for your parents to die isn't a good investment strategy.CirrhosisDawg said:
Have you seen what greenbob has achieved bobsled? In this WTGWT-trumptastic economy? Hang in there, my uncompetitive friend.Sledog said:I just paid for the new house I built. Don't owe anything to anyone.
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You sound pathetic.greenblood said:And yes my twilio stock is at $113, I bought it at $28 in 17’...so yeah. I made about 80k on it. And you wonder why I didn’t just take that out and pay it off. Well...I have about 6 months left of PMI, and I am getting rid of it 2 years early by paying ahead. And my current rate of return plus tax consequence pretty much makes it a wash, so why waste my time now? Most of the gains have been in the last year.
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Bullshit.2001400ex said:
No shit. That has nothing to do with the discussion we had tho.MikeDamone said:
Hey there dumbfuck. It’s how a sole proprietor would get a tax cut with all else being equal. Fuck nuts2001400ex said:
Hi there smart guy. Is that an itemized deduction?MikeDamone said:
You’re a fucking idiot.2001400ex said:
Having a sole prop doesn't change your itemized deductions. HTHgreenblood said:As a Sole Prop I get to use my 24K standard deduction and nothing changed with my schedule C. Yes...my taxes went down bigly this year. No problem here
https://www.mileiq.com/blog/pass-through-tax-deduction/
Stop trying to cover your dumb ass
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Cdawg is hoping for a day when painting the house doesn't involve Earl Scheib.CirrhosisDawg said:
You sound pathetic.greenblood said:And yes my twilio stock is at $113, I bought it at $28 in 17’...so yeah. I made about 80k on it. And you wonder why I didn’t just take that out and pay it off. Well...I have about 6 months left of PMI, and I am getting rid of it 2 years early by paying ahead. And my current rate of return plus tax consequence pretty much makes it a wash, so why waste my time now? Most of the gains have been in the last year.
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You seem bitter...it’s ok, one day you’ll be able to love with yourself. There’s help out there for people like you.CirrhosisDawg said:
You sound pathetic.greenblood said:And yes my twilio stock is at $113, I bought it at $28 in 17’...so yeah. I made about 80k on it. And you wonder why I didn’t just take that out and pay it off. Well...I have about 6 months left of PMI, and I am getting rid of it 2 years early by paying ahead. And my current rate of return plus tax consequence pretty much makes it a wash, so why waste my time now? Most of the gains have been in the last year.
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No you haven't. Liar.2001400ex said:BearsWiin said:
The first years of a loan you're not paying much principal, mostly interest, so unless the property appreciates, uh, appreciably, refi-ing to get out of PMI isn't possible unless you've been paying extra principal above the regular mortgage amount every month2001400ex said:
Most people either refi in a couple years to drop pmi or do a 80/10.greenblood said:
I put 10% down, needed 20% to not get the mortgage insurance. But I'm sure lot's of guys in their mid 20's have 20% lying around...BearsWiin said:
3% down will get you into a sweet townhouseCirrhosisDawg said:
Mortgage insurance? 😂😂🤣greenblood said:
Correct, but since I make too much to be able write off mortgage insurance, mine and my wife's standard deduction was higher. This year the standard deduction is a lot higher.2001400ex said:
Having a sole prop doesn't change your itemized deductions. HTHgreenblood said:As a Sole Prop I get to use my 24K standard deduction and nothing changed with my schedule C. Yes...my taxes went down bigly this year. No problem here
I've owned 3 homes. One I was responsible and had more than 20% down. The other two I did not, one I was young and broke, the other I had my cash working for me. Both of those, I refinanced to drop PMI, one was in the 2000s with crazy appreciation. The other was a foreclosure in 09 that I essentially stole from the bank and was able to refinance in about 18 months.
But yes if you are buying a house in a bidding war and homes don't continue to appreciate, that doesn't work.
Another way is like you said, pay it down to the 20%. I don't pay more on my mortgage than the minimum. My rate is at 3.25% and I get way more than that for my cash in other ways. To each their own.
Ask me how I know.
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You know how I know you are poor?pawz said:
No you haven't. Liar.2001400ex said:BearsWiin said:
The first years of a loan you're not paying much principal, mostly interest, so unless the property appreciates, uh, appreciably, refi-ing to get out of PMI isn't possible unless you've been paying extra principal above the regular mortgage amount every month2001400ex said:
Most people either refi in a couple years to drop pmi or do a 80/10.greenblood said:
I put 10% down, needed 20% to not get the mortgage insurance. But I'm sure lot's of guys in their mid 20's have 20% lying around...BearsWiin said:
3% down will get you into a sweet townhouseCirrhosisDawg said:
Mortgage insurance? 😂😂🤣greenblood said:
Correct, but since I make too much to be able write off mortgage insurance, mine and my wife's standard deduction was higher. This year the standard deduction is a lot higher.2001400ex said:
Having a sole prop doesn't change your itemized deductions. HTHgreenblood said:As a Sole Prop I get to use my 24K standard deduction and nothing changed with my schedule C. Yes...my taxes went down bigly this year. No problem here
I've owned 3 homes. One I was responsible and had more than 20% down. The other two I did not, one I was young and broke, the other I had my cash working for me. Both of those, I refinanced to drop PMI, one was in the 2000s with crazy appreciation. The other was a foreclosure in 09 that I essentially stole from the bank and was able to refinance in about 18 months.
But yes if you are buying a house in a bidding war and homes don't continue to appreciate, that doesn't work.
Another way is like you said, pay it down to the 20%. I don't pay more on my mortgage than the minimum. My rate is at 3.25% and I get way more than that for my cash in other ways. To each their own.
Ask me how I know.
