Dude, don’t you know? The bank makes their money off hopes and dreams, not interest rates. Jeez man, get with the picture!

We need more people like you in this thread.

That’s good then.

All the best in the future.

It’s over a 30 year term, according to the owners.

On the other end of the spectrum, it’s in an area where the average cost of a home is $600,000 or more. So even saying that the home is $600,000, and that their mortgage is at least $1500 a month, I would be barely paying their mortgage, and benefiting only myself.…

Did you want a cookie...?

You ever hear of living within your means? Do you need to rent an entire condo or an entire house? No. You can rent a room. Do you need a car? No.

I can guarantee you that 15 years of patience on that front will net you a million dollars in assets should you prioritize your finances, with minimal risk associated, and…

Paying rent is one of the best things you can do if you pay cheap enough rent. I pay $350 a month. Hardly enough to pay a mortgage.

I worked full time in University, and my boss gave me cart blanche time off to attend my classes, so long as I stayed at my desk to do my coursework/homework when I wasn’t selling cars, waiting for an up.

By the end of 4th year I had become a Financial Manager, out of sheer fluke, since I was only presenting average…

I wish my dad was as handsome as that. Yeesh.

http://www.allcarindex.com/auto-car-model…

Mazda Telecom Delivery was pretty wacky too.

Mitsubishi Pajero Deka Ashi was pretty weird too.

Who’s that guy?

It’s a little different than the production version...

From 1991.

You’re confusing. I like you.

They project a company image.

I always appreciate advice from more experienced generations. I’ll keep your suggestions in mind. Thanks for your time.

No. I’ve had a Skyline GT-R and a 300ZX TT, as well as an Audi A3, but never an American car.

Precious metals.

We work through Equifax to get scores. I just called my old boss - they still work from 680ish-700. Things may be different in the states, but here in Canada, that is the minimum score to acquire 0% financing, which often times isn’t even approved, because the car company doesn’t like to subsidize things it can’t make…

I will never have a mortgage. I may have a 3 year loan, in order to build my house, when the time comes and I’ve saved over half of the building costs but that time is a ways away from now.

The normal circumstance for the average American is to be $225,000 in debt.