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| vodka:
--- Quote ---Depends on income and family background and location. A poor kid making little money in a big city will likely to rent for life, and a rich kid in a remote town making some good income may end up with multiple houses. Depending on cities, a 100 square meter house can be rented from $150/mo all the way up to more than $1k in a big city. Generally this number is in the ballpark number of 1/3~1/2 for mid income people and ~1/4 for high income people. For low income people, they usually share rooms with others to further reduce cost of living (it's common to see a 3B room to be shared by 3 low income families, or for single people, sometimes up to 12 guys per single bedroom). --- End quote --- . 15K$ for a flat or by unifamiliar house? Here , we are arriving a exorbitantly price rent, the average 1500€/month for an old house of 50 meter per square(begining S.XX) .The problem is many people of middle classes have to live like soviet commune. I think that we haven't arrived as the chineses of 12 people by room , as much 4 or 5 people by room. --- Quote ---On my sample contract it made this clear: minerals are my property, but I'm not allowed to explore them. Therefore, if government wants to explore it, they have to buy my house at a significantly higher price, but I can't explore it, neither do I care to do this. for (int i=0;i<=INT_MAX; i++) printf("I CAN'T GET LOANS!\n"); --- End quote --- Until that the goverment declare his owner land as "Good of National Interest",so they expropiate his land and they will recompense with small change. Here , we have a theme park "Port Aventura" when it was built , the autonomic goverment expropiated the lands to 450 owners. The swines declared all the lands as "Good of National Interest". Today, the owners follow reclaiming a fair recompense. http://www.lavanguardia.com/local/tarragona/20170320/421042372763/expropiados-portaventura-preparan-peticion-conjunta-revalorar-terrenos.html |
| coppice:
--- Quote from: blueskull on July 07, 2017, 07:44:28 pm --- --- Quote from: mrpackethead on July 07, 2017, 05:22:52 pm ---Invest in Oscilloscopes. Its the future. --- End quote --- I can't see I need any better a scope than my fully loaded msox6004a. --- End quote --- Give it a little time. You'll change that opinion. :) |
| basinstreetdesign:
My 2 cents: We bought a house here in Ontario 5 years ago and here's what saved our asses: Get your chosen prospective property inspected by a REPUTABLE house inspection service. One that will produce a report binder with photos of all things that they inspected (electrical, water, ground water, sewage, structure, fire safety, roofing, cladding, etc). This service may cost you $400 or so but can steer you away from a money pit. It did for us. And it will be VERY educational about all things property-related. |
| VK3DRB:
--- Quote from: blueskull on July 05, 2017, 09:36:00 pm --- 6. Most Chinese landlords don't have a formal rental agreement at all, we accept cash only, to make sure this is untraceable. --- End quote --- What? A country of tax dodgers and cheats, eh? Sounds like pre-1949 is repeating itself. The Chinese should learn a lesson from the Greeks to see what happens if you don't pay your taxes. Governments should crack down on tax cheats and given them harsh penalties like confiscation of their assets and jail time. Our biggest tax cheats in Australia are companies like Chevron who cheat Australians big time. Our government caught up with the crooks... http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-04-21/chevron-faces-massive-tax-bill-after-ato-court-victory/8460874 |
| tooki:
--- Quote from: cdev on July 06, 2017, 04:42:08 pm ---There is much more to this than that, what's happening is a system has been created that lets rich people rip off the rest of the planet Especially in the US. [...] [/i]The people who made a killing should be made to repay the country from their own swiss bank accounts. --- End quote --- I know you say that as a flippant remark, but FYI, Swiss banks have been useless for rich Americans for years now. Not only have secret accounts been unavailable for a long, long time, but the more recent FATCA law makes it damned near impossible for American citizens (and their spouses, green card holders, etc) to open bank accounts outside of USA (or indeed even to keep existing ones). The financial services situation makes some things hellishly difficult for Americans abroad like me. (FATCA stupidly makes no distinction between a multibillionaire living in USA who wants a foreign account to hide assets in, vs someone who wants a "foreign" account because you freaking live abroad and need a local checking account for your salary to go in...) P.S. cdev, I love your comments, but can you please stop using your homegrown, cobbled-together quote formatting, and instead just use the forum's actual quote tags? The latter ensure a consistent appearance of quoted text, including for users with alternative viewers like tapatalk. |
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