Want to buy Bluebird

[Gardner Yeaw]

As my old attorney who was involved in building buildings for
apartments used to say, "Why should I use my money when I can use
someone else's"(referring to the bank's money). Naturally, you need to
invest your money wisely to make that situation work out. The second
home is an often missed tax advantage.

What ever you decide, watch out for advise from folks like me. If I
buy it it goes down, if I sell it it goes up, if I keep it it does
nothing.

Gardner
78FC33



--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "martingregg598"
wrote:
>
> Financing may be the way to go. Let's say that you are going to buy a
> $100,000 plus BB. If you get a 20 year note at 6% interest for 100g,
> the unit qualifies as a second home and you can deduct the interest,
> and you leave your 100g properly invested returning an average of say
> 10 %, you are making a 4%- plus gain every year on your 100g
> (depending on your specific tax situation).
> Marty Gregg
> 95 BMC 37
> Kennewick
>