I totalled my truck and same week my wifes motor siezed.. I took the cash from full coverage on my truck and bought matching montanas so when one goes I got a spare for parts and we will buy a new car. but for now, no payments. I took my old system out of my truck and threw it in my van because I had it and love to jam.

lol awesome. Nothin like being paid in full bro.

yeah not my ride of choice, but I like putting stacks in the bank instead of sending it to the credit union. I can load my ninja in it, and separately my 3 wheeler, so its a decent utility vehicle. I can put my 3 wheeler and all my gear in the back packed around it, goto my property in the U.P. and unload and use it as a base camp. I do a lot of outdoor type stuff. Camping, hunting fishing, etc. Van works out better than I thought. I can fit stuff in the back I couldn't with my truck and a topper and keep it dry.

Yeah, I discovered that kinda stuff when we got the woman her ML 430... I don't think she really expected her first Mercedes to get put to work though

Yeah, I'm way off Mercedes level now. Bought our place on the bubble and got screwed to the ends of the earth by an arm mortgage from Fannie May until I was basically strong armed out.payments started at $960/mo on a 30 yr mortgage, by the time I gave up it was $3200 a month and I sold almost all my toys except my harley (including my 1967 camaro SS with a 327 built to the gills and tubbed and set up for the 1/4 mile) I also let a car I had lease go back to keep my house, but they just kept raiising the payment until I couldn't pay anymore. Pretty shitty deal reallly. I got Hornswaggled by a banker with a silver tongue.

Happens to the best of us bro. And the economists say renting is for suckers... Not this decade.

Well I saved for about 6 months before I moved out, I figured fuck the bank since they were fucking me. Then we bought a place on auction due to not paying back taxes. We put 10% down and got financed through a farmers govt program since it was such a big tract of land. We lease 100 acres to a farmer and that pays the taxes and we just pay $600/mo payments

That's the way to do it when you've got it to put down. Here in the next 2 or 3 years I'm gonna get my hands on one of these foreclosed 2-3 house properties and rent the spare house(s) out to cover the interest/taxes/fees.

yeah we got 460 acres with a 2003 double wide peaked roof trailer for 200k on back taxes. The farmers bank got a super low interest loan since its such a big piece and only owe a sliver of what its worth,luckily.

This post was edited by SheriffCool on May 14 2013 12:22pm

Because your cheap.