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HATER!

Im going to buy one, you just watch.

$60 bucks!?! whats the retail on both of them, you trying to save me $5??:roflpuke2::roflpuke2::roflpuke2:

Well at least you've learned to check out everything for yourself next time. Gotta start looking for a new place whenever your lease is about to end.

Realist
13 MPG Combined Highway and City

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Its hard though brother, Im only paying $400 a month and that includes everything.

Pedals were like 75 shipped and the coolant was 53 from Amazon.

I'd call that a deal.

man, it wouldnt matter, I've always wanted one, and thats the goal.. to own one. I'd have to sell both cars though, and thats for sure.

Everything, including dodging bullets, getting parts stolen, and never being able to put your rims on because of theft. :icon17:

daaaamn, all right, that sounds like a pretty good deal.. you got any pics of the pedals?

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brb fellas...

http://www.autovationparts.com/store...s/SPHOS21M.JPG

I'm giving you a Dee deal. A Deeeal. :tup:

I think you'll find that it's worth the extra money. Paying down a mortgage is definitely better than wasting money on rent, which is why I'm trying to get a house ASAP.

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They are nice though.

Oh brother, I feel you on that, but dude... the way morgages work, its crazy.. you buy a $200k house, and after 30 years of interest, you ended up shelling out $500K...

like wtf??!!:ugh2::ugh2:

or you rent for 30 years, still shell out 500K, and you have no equity.
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fvck man, you just cant win...:ugh2::ugh2:

The way i see it, you should try to pay off that mortgage. make 2 extra payments per year, it will go a long long way.

yeah but man I see all the bad stuff that plays into mortgages, too many people have their hands in the cookie jar (so to speak). its like who can you trust?

too many people get into mortgages that they can't afford. I'm trying to buy a house right now, and I will say now is the time to be buying. house prices are still down, and rates are low. Interest isn't as big of a deal when you factor in inflation

Good luck brother, Im probably making a huge mistake of not buying a house right now.. I'll be regretting it years from now, I just know it.

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Don't let it bother you. Either way you'll be fine later. Worrying about "what you should have done" is not going to change anything and you'll just add stress.

Think of as this way. By renting your are leaving yourself flexible, where with owning you are stuck with it until you sell it or rent it out. Both have their + / -

Yeah you're right about that brother... very wise words, from a very wise man. Thank you.

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Go buy that house that with a big back yard so you can build your own gargage to house all your sport cars that you don't drive there

I'm into the whole space/universe thing and found these things to be really cool

Possible Comet of the century coming our way this year. "possibly brighter than the full Moon"
Hubble captures Comet ISON

This is a graphic that shows the planets and their star(s) that Kepler has found so far
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/s...-nytimes&_r=5&

This is why I'm trying to buy one ASAP. I can get a house now and then have it paid off by the time I'm like 50. Then I can buy myself a Lambo with all the extra disposable income :D

hahahhahaha... man, dont you have a big azz head to worry about?:bowrofl::bowrofl::bowrofl:

My head actually getting smaller when I am not on the forum, thanks for your concern :tiphat:, now go buy da house :icon23:

interest rates are amazing right now, too.

hahahahahaha..... dude, i fricken love your crazy azz.

so who is going to carlisle on the 12th?

Low rates + rising cost of houses = buy it nao!

If I was making the money I hope to be making 5 years from now, than maybe..

Buy a house...

Interest is at record low levels, and its going to start to climb... a few percentage points can make or break the ability to afford something... hell even one.

I have rented since 07 and have nothing to show for it. i pay basically the same for a house. Roughly, if I make an extra 2 payments a year, it'll go straight to principal, and knock about 10 years off my 30 year.

If you do spend money on interest, it could be made up by the house climbing in worth. Even if you break even, at least you get that money back. Tax breaks are also nice. It also helps raise your credit score, saving you money in the long run.

Also avoid adjustable rates, that's really what got people in trouble. Stay with a fixed rate and you will have a predictable payment.

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A friend of mine wanted to wait a year to buy a house... he wants to save. we calculated that if interest goes up a few points, all the money he saves, will simply be absorbed by the interest increase... thus going to nothing really.

EDIT: interest or value increase for that matter...

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