$500K is overstating, but seriously, cruising listings you will be hard pressed to find anything under $350K.

Yeah, we bought a small starter home for just over $200K which I think was fair. We plan to rent it out when we move, the problem is there is nowhere to move. If you want to buy anything else cheap you are competing with cash investors.

Yeah we bought in Baker when it was still relatively reasonable. I'm okay with the fact that we bought the house for just over $200K, but now the cheapest houses are closing in on twice that. I don't care from my own perspective, but for anyone looking for a starter home who doesn't want to spend an hour a day in the…

Depending on where you live, good luck with that. I have the unfortunate situation of living in Denver, where any house that hasn't been flipped is an immediate cash buy with a shitty flip. All you can buy are houses with awful remodels that get resold for $150K than they were bought for 6 months earlier.

Another "sharing" tip: keep separate budgets.

I use LastPass and generated a sample random password like I use for most websites. 5 quintillion years.

That was one of the main selling points for me.

Dont forget the vintage iMac

Expected him to be wearing a Varlamov jersey.

I like the idea, but the streaming thing seems like a bit of a dealbreaker. I don't know about everyone else, but road trips are always my biggest audiobook binge, and mine at least usually don't come with decent cell reception (I live in Colorado so they typically involve hours of driving in mountains and/or desert).

Having lived in Fort Collins, CO, the drivers still suck, they apparently just don't get in accidents. Instead they drive their Subaru's and Bro-Trucks 55mph in the left lane.

I freeze my bacon in individual strips (I buy in bulk and separate), then take out the frozen strips to cook. I find this to be not only convenient, but also to make fantastic bacon. I'm guessing the reasoning is much the same, because it takes time to heat up the outside will start crisping before the fat fully…

I recently bought a car and the "Monthly Payments" thing drove me insane. I eventually told the person I could easily afford twice what the payment was, I didn't care, and they should know better than to think I couldn't afford it because if that was the case I would be leasing. They stopped trying after that.

$100 says this Tedd Wells investigation finds out that Roger Goodell still hasn't been informed these footballs were under inflated.

From one of the reporters at the Belichik conference I learned they are not called a scientist but a person in the science field.

Anyone who understands basic finance will agree with you. Unfortunately most Americans mentally discount at high rates (15-20% plus) even when their actual return is only 7% because they want to feel richer than they actually are. Sometimes this makes me upset about social security because I'm financing people who…

#1 reason is you are too poor to afford the car in the first place. Millionaires don't rent apartments and don't lease cars for a reason. 19 year olds are the ones who will lease as they are poor and stupid.

Yo wuttup 2chainz

Seems like an unfair advantage to keep the 12th man strong by coercion. The NFL should probably investigate.

Re: 1.) Can't you write off the depreciation of a new car anyway? Since a lease is effectively paying for depreciation, the number that is deductible should be the same.