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Tue Feb-03-09 11:39 PM
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| I know what "they" say but what do YOU say? What percentage of income for rent? |
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Tue Feb-03-09 11:51 PM
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Tue Feb-03-09 11:57 PM
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| 3. That's about what it would cost here to get something decent |
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a little less, maybe 40% but I don't think I could get anything bigger than a studio for 25%
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I actually live in a studio that's tiny, even by NYC standards.
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| 6. A small city between Madison and Milwaukee, WI |
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I'd be cheaper to live in one of the outlying towns but then I would have to commute farther to work plus the kids go to school here and all their friends are here. Either I spend half my day in the car or pay a lot more in rent :(
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Tue Feb-03-09 11:59 PM
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| 5. A true economist will tell you that there's more to that formula than a flat percentage. |
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