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AgentPalpatine
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01 Jul 2013, 10:21 pm

justkillingtime wrote:

AgentPalpatine, I think you are a fan of ice cream.

No comment.

Actually, assuming that the Cost of Living adjustments and differences between rental markets offset each other, the poll results to date yield a fairly interesting result.

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01 Jul 2013, 10:32 pm

i own my house outright. no mortgage.

Forkliftoperator
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02 Jul 2013, 12:22 am

$1080.00 a month for a 2 bedroom apartment. Hubby is awaiting his green card in El Salvodor so I'm paying everything. This is before bills and utilities. My monthly vehicle payments are 360 a month then my insurance is 150.

belladonna25
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02 Jul 2013, 1:18 pm

I pay £250 a month for a room in a shared flat. I share with 4 other people, and we have a kitchen and bathroom. It's a little pricey I think, but while I'm on benefits I really shouldn't complain. I feel lucky to have found a nice reasonably priced flat, and have friendly flat mates, I would feel very uncomfortable if I lived with people I didn't get on with, because my home is my sanctuary.

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