To: ZirconEncrustedTweezers
There seem to be an awful lot of people who dont understand that if you pay $1000 for a tax deductible expense and it saves you $200 in taxes, youre still out $800.If you pay the grand for rent, it's gone forever, and you've had a place to live. If you pay a mortgage you've had a place to live, you will eventually build equity; in a normal RE market you eventually get some appreciation.
70 posted on
03/28/2014 9:24:38 AM PDT by
JimRed
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To: JimRed
Fair enough, but does that still justify a tax deduction for mortgage interest? IIRC, you don’t get a deduction for interest on a margin account when you buy stocks on margin.
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