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_areaman posted:That is so pathetic. What is your field? My friends are always trying to get me to buy this, upgrade that, because "they would if they made my salary". Don't tell anyone how much you make, you can pretend to be horribly underpaid then.
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tiananman posted:I look at it a little differently. The trade-in value for old but still functioning cars is already pretty terrible. And once you get past the 100,000 mile/7-10 year mark, most used cars don't carry much of a premium over their melt/scrap/donation value. All of this seems to assume you have terrible credit and are buying a luxury car, a new Honda isn't going to cost you $500/mo or have a 9% APR or lose anything close to 70% of it's value over 4 years. You are much less likely to die if you crash one too. sanchez fucked around with this message at 17:05 on Feb 27, 2014 |
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poopinmymouth posted:I mean I am a rental property owner, I'm just not expecting my renters to pay over the mortgage payment by a significant amount from day 1. But a mortgage payment can vary wildly based on how much you put down on the property, as can someones definition of "significant".
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Haifisch posted:
It's probably because you're in a tiny Kia, they might be ok these days, but an older Rio is not something you want to crash in. I guess it's better than a cavalier.
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