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TheMScaracola 5 months ago
3.) Con't...
2:07 never borrow for a house - pay cash & never purchase more than you can afford.
Do you wish to frighten buyers into the thought of "Halloween" with your choice accompanying of bumper music?
Begbucks 5 months ago
2.) Con't...
Depends on who greases the inspectors sincerity
1:13 Check the neighborhood ~ is that a trick question? I thought with Obama we are beyond that point.
1:19 I agree. Always check the the store, the management, the hrs. of operation. Their dumpster, the conditions I.E. is it unlocked most of the time? Do they accommodate backdoor shopping?
1:49 For the last time: "a new home is NOT an investment ~ it's a house" get over it - pretty please?
Begbucks 5 months ago
0:07 No rather an estate ought not to be viewed as an "investment" per say but rather an adobe for you & yours to reside in.
0:21 An SSI welfare recipient can afford 14 bungalows in the ghetto on their yearly socialist stipend. $575 each Free & Clear. I would hardly call that detrimental to the retirement renaissance.
Graduate school is a waste of resources.
Utilities are for $uckers Sustainable living is the key.
Always offer 1% of market value cash to Break the Ice
Begbucks 5 months ago