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*$@! i hate this statement.. makes me feel worst about my life.Originally Posted by yungchris504
Originally Posted by Supermanblue79
Congrats.
$172K is a nice peice of money. I would drop $20K on a car. Since you will be paying outright with no financing...you should easily be able to get a $26K car at $20K or lower. Try to buy one with some type of warranty. You don't want car repairs eating into your winnings. Set the rest aside for a house for when you graduate.
Coming out of college as a debt free homeowner would set you up for a fantastic life.
QFT
davidisgodly wrote:
I want to kick you.Originally Posted by cguy610
Originally Posted by davidisgodly
Here is someone with no knowledge.Originally Posted by cguy610
Buy a house.
You won't be able to buy a house with 100K. You will not afford the house nor the loans the pay it off.
The irony
David is Godly?David has no goddamn sense.
Anyways, with the $8 grand tax credit as part of the stimulus plan plus the record low mortgage rates. This is a GREAT time to buy a house.
Another idea is to buy a house and put $50K down, then put 10-15K towards a car and kept the other 35-40K as a safety net.
Put 50k down on your shammy 100k house. Your previous job of working at some office 12$ a hr not going to pay any loans off. at 800$ a month rate.
According to your budget you will spend more money on car and "safety net"
I should kick you.
I don't know where ya'll living. I live in NYC. Houses cost a brick. Moving from Cali to TX is not "doing it." If anything, thast not doing it.
Ok kiddo. When you're old enough to do your own taxes, you'll learn some things like deducting mortgage interest and tax credits.
I don't know what your definition of "doing it" is but having a house, car, and money in the bank is "doing it" to most adults.(regardless of what state you live in)
Originally Posted by kidUFC
*$@! i hate this statement.. makes me feel worst about my life.Originally Posted by yungchris504
Originally Posted by Supermanblue79
Congrats.
$172K is a nice peice of money. I would drop $20K on a car. Since you will be paying outright with no financing...you should easily be able to get a $26K car at $20K or lower. Try to buy one with some type of warranty. You don't want car repairs eating into your winnings. Set the rest aside for a house for when you graduate.
Coming out of college as a debt free homeowner would set you up for a fantastic life.
QFT
hey when you taking that check to the bank? maybe ill meet you at the parking lot to say congratulations
Originally Posted by Kingtre
i'm hoping to quietly cash in on 2morros drawing since its "only" 12mil
all the hype is deflated for a lil while
p.s. did i mention i hate you
The reason these cars are so cheap is that they usually have baggage. Most, if not all have a salvaged title. Second, they are not certified which means "what you see is what you get". Finally, these cars do not have warranty. Do not buy a luxury car at an auction. What you save, you will pay out of your pockets when it comes time to service or repair your vehicle.Originally Posted by ooIRON MANoo
If you look up repos, there are ridic prices. Down here theres an 04 SL500 with 50000 miles for 21Gs, 06 Range Rover Supercharged with 40000 miles for 23Gs and a 05 Continental GT with 12000 miles for 80Gs, point is theres def some steals
Originally Posted by bjamez20
Originally Posted by Kingtre
i'm hoping to quietly cash in on 2morros drawing since its "only" 12mil
all the hype is deflated for a lil while
p.s. did i mention i hate you
doesn't matter how many people are playing, the odds dont change