Possibly Pointless?
09-25-05 | 06:55 PM
#16
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From: OHIO
Originally Posted by GS3rdwow
how is your monthly payment 400 bux? you must have either leased it and put an exorbitant amount of cash down, or you financed it over a long period of time and put a whole lot down to get a payment like that.
plz let us know. im very curious.
plz let us know. im very curious.
and hell no..i wouldn't lease for the world...i put too many miles on my car....might as well own them....
09-25-05 | 07:22 PM
#18
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From: OHIO
Originally Posted by blue06gs
i'm 24. bought the car myself.....paid cash for it..
i bought 3 houses a couple years ago and recently sold all of them and cleared a lot of money after the housing boom.
i bought 3 houses a couple years ago and recently sold all of them and cleared a lot of money after the housing boom.
09-25-05 | 07:32 PM
#19
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From: SoCal
Originally Posted by GS4fun
Very nice...did you upgrade any of them...i'm an upgrade nut....my latest project was to renovate my bathroom....almost done..will post pics soon. I'm a big DIY for home projects....is this the type of stuff you get into or are you more into a buy and hold type of strategy?
I've recently gotten into buying land, unbelievable how crazy the market is right now...
09-27-05 | 05:08 PM
#25
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From: California
I am 26 and I am proud to say that my first car was a 87 Buick Skyhawk.......i think i had to donate that car cuz no one wanted to buy it... 
I have been on my own since i was 18 and have paid my dues to get to this point in my life. Me and the wife have great jobs and we can afford good things by the grace of God. I am not a success story and I still think we have a long way to go and learn. I think ANYONE with determination, some sort of skill/education and most of all confidence can make it. Also i agree that money does NOT make a man but you need it to survive and having some fun never hurt anybody
I have been on my own since i was 18 and have paid my dues to get to this point in my life. Me and the wife have great jobs and we can afford good things by the grace of God. I am not a success story and I still think we have a long way to go and learn. I think ANYONE with determination, some sort of skill/education and most of all confidence can make it. Also i agree that money does NOT make a man but you need it to survive and having some fun never hurt anybody
09-27-05 | 08:32 PM
#26
Originally Posted by blue06gs
i'm 24. bought the car myself.....paid cash for it..
i bought 3 houses a couple years ago and recently sold all of them and cleared a lot of money after the housing boom.
i bought 3 houses a couple years ago and recently sold all of them and cleared a lot of money after the housing boom.
, and now into land - wow. Any tips on what you look for in land? I'm considering getting some more (I live on 8 acres) but don't want a big headache or expense to 'maintain' the land.
09-28-05 | 10:11 AM
#28
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From: SoCal
Originally Posted by frebay
I am 25 and was 24 when I first bought the GS. Fortunately, I am in a niche profession and made a killing in real estate the last few years.
seems like both of us are in the same boat!
thank g0d for the real estate boom!! i probably would've bought the GS anyway, but at least this way i dont have a car payment!
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