While unlikely, crazier things are happening these days. Let’s hope it’s not true. I’m keeping some pocket quahogs as self defense

Pretty much anywhere on the Cliff Walk is nice

This is the most Rhode Island Post ever

This is 200% BS

https://www.providencejournal.com/story/news/local/2023/02/07/burrillville-police-id-woman-whose-body-was-found-in-pond/69881555007/

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Woman in Burillville fell through the ice

So how does this person know about it, and if it’s kept off the news to try to track the killer, why would they post about it?

Over last couple months I think a few women have been found in ponds / lakes, with minimal news shared. Burrville most recently (they IDd the person), Coventry back in Dec that they noted as suspicious, and I thought at least one or two prior.

I'm here less than 5 years, and I hiss with you.

I would look east

95 North was totally open & smooth as well, from Jefferson to the downtown exits. It's very rare you see that just before rush hour.

Beach pond in Exeter on the CT line. There's a path up a hill on the right side of the beach for a lovely viewing spot. Or maybe that's sunset?

american pickers lmao

I take this medication as well. Some drs are willing to adjust the prescription for example instead of one 20 mg tablet, two 10 mg tablets. Some drs have no issue doing it, others do. Best of luck!

You are completely misinterpreting this. Yes, 6% of the sale is withheld. Just like federal taxes are withheld when you get a paycheck. When you file your taxes, if you do not owe capital gains or other taxes, it will be refunded.

It’s meant to keep retirees from cashing out and leaving the state, skipping out on capital gains tax.

Watch Hill Westerly.

I don't know the tax code well enough but I believe that's a complete whole other thing at the federal level (not state) as it is the sale profit reported to the IRS and there are special rules regarding whether you owned it as a primary residence, how long you owned it, did you use the profit to purchase a new primary residence, etc. This was one of the things they asked at closing, how are you going to use the profit - for us it was for a down payment on a more expensive house with the rest going to renovations of our new primary residence which they said would basically render the capital gains moot.

I have adderals not for sale

Isn’t that basically capital gains tax tho? Or at least some income tax (income Earned in the state)?

Sold in Burrillville, bought in Scituate and was told if we weren't staying within the state we'd have to pay the 6% - family just sold a condo they owned in Smithfield as they retired to Nevada and had to pay the 6% ... no idea if other states do this

We should use some of our tax funds to turn it into the states largest homeless shelter. It’s just sitting their rotting while our homeless are suffering

So selling to move or had you already moved prior to sale? I mean just as I don’t shed a tear for non owner occupied landlords, I’d be hesitant to do so here as well tbh if you’re already somewhere else and it’s an investment like anything else. Do other states do this?

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http://webserver.rilin.state.ri.us/Statutes/TITLE44/44-30/44-30-71.3.HTM#:~:text=(a)%20In%20a%20sale%20of,of%20the%20total%20payment%20to ... I recently closed on a home in RI and this was brought up, apparently if you sell and are no longer a RI resident they charge you 6% of the sale.

Chad is the listing agent. Reach out to him or dm me for my contact info if interested!

Lots of people moving to Florida sounds terrible to me