@ economic-identity, versus status-identity, we'd aggressively pursue dancing around the edges of urgent policy redress a single payer model of healthcare and save about $200,000 in costs for the average person.Legislators who receive lifetime benefit-guaranteed retirement benefits while common laborers get to pay into cost-guaranteed 401K's largely fail to act with the approval of a largely silent middle and lower class, constantly defy all common sense using caravans of SUV's while attending "climate change" meetings plug a small drain while igoring a bursting dam.

According to the wonderful new healthcare legislation, as a man I will be required to buy health insurance that includes coverage for maternity and newborn care.

I tend to focus on 4 main criteria:  Job growth, great healthcare, within 30 minutes to an International Airport (or one that has Southwest Airlines), and low taxes

In the highest tax bracket, now 39.6%, and add on the 3.8% health care tax, and add on the state income tax, as high as 13% in CA and add on the social security tax, you could be paying what 68% of your profit in taxes on a flip at the high end.

Reno, Nevada, with its booming economy, diverse housing market, and attractive tax benefits, is emerging as a top contender for California investors looking to diversify and grow their portfolios in 2024.Why Reno is Attracting California Investors:Lower price point: Enjoy significantly more bang for your buck compared to California's expensive markets like San Francisco, Los Angeles, and San Diego.Tax-friendly environment: No state income tax and lower property taxes offer substantial savings for long-term investors.Growing economy: Boasting a diverse economy driven by healthcare, technology, and tourism, Reno offers strong job growth and rental demand.

Also, we still have to pay our state income tax as well as 3.8% healthcare tax when we sell.

That is a reflection of the lousy health-care system in America, and not the borrowers’ ability to be a homeowner.”What is notable (considering the great divide between political parties in Washington) is that the loan was created by an unlikely partnership between liberal-leaning Marks — a housing advocate known for getting arrested for nonviolently harassing bankers at their own homes on behalf of homeowners facing foreclosure — and two resident scholars with the conservative Washington think tank American Enterprise Institute (AEI).Edward Pinto, co-director and chief risk officer of the International Center of Housing Risk at AEI and a former official at the mortgage financing giant Fannie Mae, and Marks originally met while participating together on a panel at a housing conference in Washington in 2008.According to Pinto, Marks, in his signature style, “lit into” him regarding the failure of the banking system to protect homeowners against foreclosure and short sales.

Its also the same with healthcare; demand is strong.

I'm in my early forties and have been in health care field and own a business already.

Where these numbers are found, there is a very high rate of rent actually being paid.We have over a dozen Fortune 500 companies just in Metro Detroit with huge Healthcare, Auto, and mortgage industry National footprints.