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by tmp192489 8y ago
The current tech boom is nothing like the dot-com bubble...
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by tmp192489 8y ago
haha i mean if we're talking about a situation where someone has bad credit, or a criminal history or whatever how many people with that background will have the funds to pay upfront (or want to)? Having subleased to a legitimate perso
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by tmp192489 8y ago
ok - i mean it doesn't have to be one or the other. If I were subleasing a place I wouldn't want a tenant who had terrible credit either though. But could be both. I'm just hypothesizing like everyone else.
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by tmp192489 8y ago
I'm not "so sure", though I think gaming the system with a long term sublet would be pretty unlikely because how likely are you to find a legit tenant who would go through you as the landlord instead of the actual landlord fo
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by tmp192489 8y ago
Well, the person I replied to for some reason specifically called out medium/long-term guests, like partners or friends not officially on the lease.
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by tmp192489 8y ago
Actually, I would guess catching people that try to Airbnb their rent-stabilized apt (short-term guests). Honestly, I agree it is would be kind of messed up for someone to have the fortune of winning a below-market luxury apartment and turn
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by tmp192489 8y ago
Ok, 4% is still very low. Even with a few hoops that I assume are manageable if others are doing it, it seems way too good to be true. I would seriously consider moving if I lined up a bunch of capital gains to liquidate in a single year.
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by tmp192489 8y ago
What kind of hoops? If you're going to do a single transaction for $500k+ that is a huge difference...
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by tmp192489 8y ago
What do you mean "when the capital gains" happens? Say I was an early employee of a company and received stock options. I exercised my options while living within the US and have private stock. The company IPOs, I move to Puerto R
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by tmp192489 8y ago
New York has much stricter laws around getting homeless into shelters than California does.
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by tmp192489 8y ago
This is kind of related, but someone told me yesterday that if you move to Puerto Rico you pay 0 federal personal income tax (note: if you live anywhere else in the world as a US citizen you still pay taxes on your income), and although the
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by tmp192489 8y ago
Any reason why some people seem to attract mosquitos more than others? Is it really just sweatiness or something else in a person's blood or scent?
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by tmp192489 8y ago
I've done ketamine recreationally and haven't been that impressed. Not sure if it's the dosage or my personal reaction to the drug, but it's like a very temporary (30 min max) feeling that is similar to being drunk. Ther