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So is that actual take home pay or a person's total annual income before deductions? [MORE] |
jimkk |
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This article makes it seem that you must moake an outrageous amount more than rent. This, however compares yearly income... [MORE] |
Jacob |
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Here's a real life, bitterly painful example of how the 40x the rent rule squeezes a secret "rent increase" of... [MORE] |
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In Brooklyn you can usually avoid the 40x thing. In my experience I've only seen that in Manhattan. [MORE] |
Arkadius |
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2500/mo rent, must make roughly $120,000 a year. Frankly, I'm moving in soon and if I find out people are... |
cheap bastard |
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The extreme nature of the cost of living in Manhattan is not just relegated to the landlord's fees. Cheap Bastard,... [MORE] |
Vassar Girl |
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This rule is arbitrary and often discriminates against those who are retired or on some form of disability income. It... [MORE] |
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