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Old 10-26-2007, 11:41 PM
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Question Living in MD, working in DE?

My partner and I both work in DE. In over a year of looking, we haven't been able to find a house in northern DE that is affordable, private, and free of major problems. We're thinking of moving to MD, probably somewhere near Elkton. I hear two stories about this MD/DE split. Some people say don't do it because the taxes will kill you. Others say there's really no difference. Is anyone here doing this? Which is correct?

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