yes it is difficult to figure out...because you are wrong
In CA taxes are about 1.1-1.3% of purchase price - or about 200-400/month on a median house. Upkeep and insurance could be generously 500/month. So if you rent at 1900-2500 and pay out under a 1000, how do you lose money?
On May 26 12:55 PM Fred W wrote:
> I will make this easy to grasp, since you are obviously are "slow". > > Annual taxes and "upkeep" cost more than the annual rent...was that > really difficult to figure out?
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In CA taxes are about 1.1-1.3% of purchase price - or about 200-400/month on a median house. Upkeep and insurance could be generously 500/month. So if you rent at 1900-2500 and pay out under a 1000, how do you lose money?
On May 26 12:55 PM Fred W wrote:
> I will make this easy to grasp, since you are obviously are "slow".
>
> Annual taxes and "upkeep" cost more than the annual rent...was that
> really difficult to figure out?