Tax bill effects on homeownership.

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Never said it did, simply pointing out a fact that has particular relevance to the sixth largest city in the state of Michigan.

Ann Arbor doesn't reflect the norm in most of Michigan, thus is not relevant to the conversation about how this bill affects the average Michigan homeowner.

It would be like bringing the story of a impoverished family in Detroit when discussing the typical life of a family in Michigan. Again, no relevance.

I wasn't aware that married couples living a 350K home were "rich", good to know!

According to the US census, in Michigan, "Middle Class" household income ranges from $35K to $104K yearly.

http://www.businessinsider.com/middl...s-state-2017-9

The general rule is that a home you purchase should be, *AT MAXIMUM*, 3 times your gross yearly income. [[1/3 of $350K is $117K). Now, if you make less than that and decide to buy a house that's above your means, why should the US taxpayers be responsible for subsidizing your poor lifestyle choice?