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Cathy Sloan
"RE/MAX Specialists"
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Realtor for Re/MAX Specialists
December 1996—present
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Accounting Manager for Watson Realty Corporation
June 1978—July 1993
Multiple job descriptions involving Management, Accounting, information technology, R…
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Multiple job descriptions involving Management, Accounting, information technology, R…
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Relocation
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Rookie of the year my first year in Real Estate
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First of all I love my career in Real Estate. I like people, I enjoy helping
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Cathy is a native of Jacksonville wilth 30 years experience in the Real Estate Industry. She became a licensed Realtor in 1985. She specializes in Corporate
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"Cathy is efficient, thorough, knowledgable, professional and a delight to work with. She always represents and protects my interest above her own. I
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Cathy Sloan answered:
I found the side by side comparison of both presidental tax cut proposals.
Interesting for family incomes between $66,355 and $111,645 Obama's proposal saves an average of a little more than $200 over McCains plan
Family incomes between 111,646.00 and 226,981 realize a larger tax savings with McCains tax plan than Obama's
According to this Obama's average tax cut will be $160. With 60% of the tax payers in the lower income groups, it doesn't seem like very much wealth is being spread when you divide it among them.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/story/2008/06/0…
Looks like the middle and upper middle class will see a tax increase. Regardless of the promise not to raise taxes on those under $250K
Interesting for family incomes between $66,355 and $111,645 Obama's proposal saves an average of a little more than $200 over McCains plan
Family incomes between 111,646.00 and 226,981 realize a larger tax savings with McCains tax plan than Obama's
According to this Obama's average tax cut will be $160. With 60% of the tax payers in the lower income groups, it doesn't seem like very much wealth is being spread when you divide it among them.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/story/2008/06/0…
Looks like the middle and upper middle class will see a tax increase. Regardless of the promise not to raise taxes on those under $250K
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