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I enjoy the highly reasonable assumption that is borne out by decades of data that a) there will not be any maintenance costs and b) in the extremely unlikely event that maintenance needs exist, the costs will be directly recoverable during a future sale of a now 40 year old house boat.
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BaseballPCHiker posted:Thanks. People said I was stupid and dumb and crazy when I moved to an off grid cabin in Alaska too. But it was some of the most fun I had in my life and a great experience. I think people greatly overestimate the risk of something like this and place to great an importance on their own comfort. It'll probably be cold as poo poo at times but I bet I still have fun and learn a lot. my man if you want to live on a houseboat because it will be a great experience that is totally fine and cool and good and you should do it just don't try to rationalize it as a fiscal decision because i can absofuckinglutely guarantee you that the black swan ultimate upside is break-even
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hahahaha what did that article exclude from their cost analysis edit: those retards should never be allowed to analyze finance or use the word "economics" ever again KYOON GRIFFEY JR fucked around with this message at 15:22 on Oct 26, 2015 |
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Oct 26, 2015 15:18
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BaseballPCHiker posted:By this Sunday I will try and post a side by side breakdown of monthly expenses and projected boat expenses to try and get a better idea of the numbers. So far the boat costs keep going down so I think it'll look a lot better than people seem to think. super stoked to not see a m&r line in the boat side expenses
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Nov 7, 2015 00:16
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quote:just the vote we were looking for
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I swear I saw the phrase "rent to own houseboat" in here
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Jan 4, 2016 15:21
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so uh what are the terms for that sick nasty defined benefit pension you may also want to check with some City of Detroit retirees about the certainty of defined benefit pensions
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buy the houseboat
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Elephanthead posted:Hmm, last I checked prosper was the princely sum of 5%? That is lower then any boat loan. They charge you extra for the loan to be secured by a boat because of the disposal costs. a houseboat has negative value as collateral for a loan splendid
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Apr 4, 2016 13:48
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Chemlasers must be down to a reasonable price point these days.
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dude its almost spring wheres the house boat
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