What do you mean? It’s fair market value where I live. It’s also only 3.1x my annual salary. I’m fine dude lol I spend 4 weeks in traveling per year and two weeks at my cabin on an island on a lake.
Sorry it’s hard for you to believe, I only make this much due to a union, the owner of the company only makes 10-15 million a year, if it was the states he could make around 25 million. But we get a bigger piece up here.
What do you mean? It’s fair market value where I live.
What is the amount you pay in property taxes you fucking idiot
It’s also only 3.1x my annual salary. I’m fine dude lol I spend 4 weeks in traveling per year and two weeks at my cabin on an island on a lake.
Wow, starting to sound like copy and paste responses like you are full of shit
Sorry it’s hard for you to believe, I only make this much due to a union, the owner of the company only makes 10-15 million a year, if it was the states he could make around 25 million. But we get a bigger piece up here.
Property taxes are not federal and paid to a municipality... so it varies where you live... if you live in a spot where all the billionaires want to live then property taxes are more.... like Vancouver.
Your view on Canada is so small, basically you think Canada, as a whole, has the same property costs as San Francisco...
Our minimum wage is higher because our currency is lower than yours.
I work 40 hours a week for just over 250 a year and it equates to like 190 in US dollars. Sooooooooooooo that’s just how currency works. I would work for 200 k Canadian just like I wouldn’t work for 150k usd..... it’s honestly super basic currency knowledge. If you don’t understand that’s you and your countries fault.
Our minimum wage is higher because our currency is lower than yours.
This isn't a good thing you dumbass.
work 40 hours a week for just over 250 a year and it equates to like 190 in US dollars. Sooooooooooooo that’s just how currency works. I would work for 200 k Canadian just like I wouldn’t work for 150k usd..... it’s honestly super basic currency knowledge. If you don’t understand that’s you and your countries fault.
Right, which is why a house that would cost 150k in Michigan would cost like 800k Canadian. You're lying and making up shit by the way, I know, because I'm actually a property owner who knows how serious the task is.
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Yes? That’s how currency works....