My net is significantly less due to numerous pre-tax expenses (Daycare FSA, Health FSA, retirement, etc etc) we gross around $56,000, a large difference from what I first posted.As far as SFH vs. multi-unit, I can certainly understand the desire for multi and the increased cash flow, however at the moment I don't feel we are up for the task.

The majority of strippers are drugged out skanks that put their money up their nose instead of paying their bills.I asked my health insurance agent if there's any occupation he won't insure.

We got him his shots, took him in, nourished him back to health for a few weeks and were able to get him a puppy adoption spot on a local TV program ("Good Day, Atlanta"), which found him a good home.

I feel our property was treated without regard to what we own as well as our health, and I do not feel comfortable allowing the city workers to enter our property until the city takes responsibility for the damages caused, as well as lay out a plan on how they will be acting differently once we allow them on our property.Here's what the sewer cleaning crew did:1.

One of my hesitations about going full time, among other things, is the loss of our health insurance.

amortized on 20 year. schedule - $416.67/mo) They need to sell due to health problems.

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Subtract from that the increasing cost of health care in our state and people are left with a 1.5-2% raise year over year.

Elimination of health and safety hazards (including the resolution of defective paint surfaces or lead-based paint problems on homes built prior to 1978).

Comply with health and saftey codes except where you or guests cause the violation.Now each time it does go out, the maintenance guy is here to fix it within an hour, for which I am greatfull (being in NYC without heat in the middle of winter really sucks).