FYI it requires OSX 10.11+

Best glitch ever. Thank you so much.

Just went to edit one of my contracts and was pleasantly surprised to find this feature. Makes it so much easier to jump between sections!

That’s good! Save! Here in Manhattan, it’s much more difficult. I personally always walk that 1/40th line and I’m sure most others do as well. I fully recognize that if I lived pretty much anywhere else in the country, I’d live like a king, so I can understand why you say it’d almost be difficult to spend that much on…

Hey landlord, my stove doesn’t work! Ok, here’s a new one.

Just curious, how much did you put down (percentage-wise)? I’ve been considering this route as well.

lol here in manhattan a garage spot can cost roughly the same as your rent.

He means that your monthly rent should be 1/40th of your annual income. In other words, 40x your rent should not exceed your annual income. In other words, your annual rent should not exceed 30% of your annual income.

When you see that 1/40th number, it’s for your monthly rent. When you see 30%, it’s your annual rent. 1/40th is the monthly equivalent of the 30% rule (.3 / 12 months = 1/40)

Do you include rent in “housing costs”? If so, how can your rent be both 1/40th of your gross income and also less than 30% of your net? 1/40th is 30%.

I agree, the red is perfect.

Thank you so much for posting this. I’ve been looking to pick up a little project like this, and this is perfect.

Jackery Mini

Jackery Mini

ITT First Amazon purchase ever

“Your report is taking a while to process, you will receive an e-mail when it is finished.”

Holy necropost.

I’m a self-employed web developer who works from home.

I actually answer that exact point in my other reply, although I’m not sure how to point you directly to it.

Right, that’s just my stance in general, and I try to apply it consistently across the board.

But still - that is an argument about something that might happen in the future. I am not disagreeing that it is possible. I am simply saying that we should take a reactive approach to regulation to avoid over-regulating, and thus increasing the opportunity for corruption.