Haha that's how it's done man grats. I dunno what all the jelly/hate is all about money is money. Fixing and curbing has become a hobby more than a hustle for me it's my get away from the wife and kid.

This is what I have for sale now awd Astor van
http://www.kijiji.ca/v-view-details.html?adId=1017526910

Exactly idk. It's entertainment for me. Might as well get some use out of these tools and spare change in my pocket is nice too.

life is risk, but to stack it higher and higher for the sake of stuff you barely want and definitely don't need is the line for me.

use to be that credit was for dire circumstance, but now it's a system used to rope the average person into a life of service to pay off that house or new car or boat etc etc

credit allows the middle class to purchase a home before their late 30's. Paying rent while saving for a house is pissing money away. Living outside of your means is the issue.

That's what i'm saying though. Creditors allow far too much credit allowance to just random people wanting to buy stuff.

That shit causes tons of issues with people in college because they can get balls deep in debt before they even have a job.

It isn't nearly as bad as it used to be. Before the crash they would loan 60% on a mortgage.

600 for this seems like one hell of a nice find. I mean even if you sold it fast for 1500 youre talking well over doubling your money.
I bet i could sell that so fast to a little mexican here for like 3k+ lol...

sub, Just to give you an idea, I put 25k down on my house which i got for 70k. In the 3 years I have averages 20% gain on my investments that I had left by not fully outright buying the house. My fixed apr on my house is 3.1 so the interest is not much since I am making more in gain on my investments than that interest costs in a long shot. Now same with the car I just got, yes I could have paid cash but why not take advantage of .9% financing? Again invest the money I would have used and get 20% return on that also.

Investing wisely is a smart thing whether you have the money to buy the things out right or not.

I had a 745 credit score when I bought my house 3 years ago so not like I was some kid who had no credit going in to buy a house.. I haven't checked it recently, but I can imagine it's a good bit higher.
And also my house was appraised at 123k this year, so I already made around 50k profit off buying this house.

also I live well with in my means, I don't have a cell phone or any credit cards with debt on them. Just my mortgage, car payment, insurance, and house bills. I live alone with no kids so not like many huge emergencies would come up that could bankrupt all the money I have invested

This post was edited by DuckManParkey on Sep 10 2014 12:36am

70k? Holy fucking cheap. That'll get you a trailer in these parts.

Whats wrong with that?
I recently bought a modular doublewide, I like it.
I think it will last a long time if not my whole life.
Even if it is falling apart when im old i wont care im dieing soon anyways haha.