no simple equation to solve ur problem.

factors to consider:

- how rich you are now;

- how much you will make down the road (how young you are now)

- how much you are paying for ur current mortgage, it is out of question if you are paying just a few hundreds bucks per mo

- how much your property is worth right now and how long you will keep it

- your future RE/financial plan

and so on...

income tax rate will go up for sure. 

There is no quick answer.  it is all about tax planning.  you need big picture of your financial goal.  w/out all above inputs, nobody can really give you a hand. do ur own math.  be tax savvy...

 

 

 

 

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yes, it depends on the situation -skyport- 给 skyport 发送悄悄话 (251 bytes) () 12/13/2010 postreply 11:51:15

less balance, less leverage -美西游子- 给 美西游子 发送悄悄话 美西游子 的博客首页 (54 bytes) () 12/13/2010 postreply 11:56:26

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