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To: g_suvorov
It doesn't look good at all. Especially with that statement to the press that he lives "paycheck to paycheck." If that's true, getting a 500,000 mortgage would be impossible.

Maybe not -- a U.S. senator's salary is about $165K, and if his wife's salary as a nurse is about $50K (I have no idea, but it sounds right), that would make their combined income $215K -- enough to qualify for a $500K mortgage, assuming they have decent credit.

You're right, though, the other stuff is a bit more disturbing.

14 posted on 02/21/2006 6:52:46 AM PST by King of Florida (A little government and a little luck are necessary in life, but only a fool trusts either of them.)
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To: King of Florida

Maybe they still have some of the $350,000 left that she won in a malpractice suit in 1999.


20 posted on 02/21/2006 6:56:21 AM PST by linda_22003
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To: King of Florida

The problem is the five year part for the $500K mortgage. Even assuming a 1% interest rate it still works out to over 8500 dollars a month. $215 is higher than my salary but not by all that much and there is no way I could come up with that amount of money on a monthly basis.


95 posted on 02/21/2006 9:29:36 AM PST by NYorkerInHouston
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