If you moved out of your house and rented it out so you collected that $12,000 more a year, so that your income went up by $12,000, where would you live? And would that not cost you money?
Mark Neumann: “If you moved out of your house and rented it out so you collected that $12,000 more a year, so that your income went up…”
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Discussing the financial implications of renting out a home.
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