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Mine is a townhouse. I don't think I'd be able to get a picture of the whole thing it if I tried.
Here is my 2nd and third story and ******* dog. Boring townhouse
I would have paid for the C7 also but got the five year 0% financing deal last spring. My sales guy asked how much money I wanted to put down and then we both laughed. Such a deal.
I would have paid for the C7 also but got the five year 0% financing deal last spring. My sales guy asked how much money I wanted to put down and then we both laughed. Such a deal.
I got 6 years at 2% or so. I financed everything, including sales tax. I took the $20k I was going to put down on it and paid off a 4% student loan (and I didn't even want to do that).
Last edited by village idiot; 02-05-2018 at 02:12 PM.
My wife (who is also my Sister), took the 'Vette out to pick up beer, cigarettes, and a Powerball ticket. By the way, it's a '79 Chevette.
Man love the landscapeing and that pool is to die for! Maybe next time
You can post a picture of your chevette....betting it's got a under dash 8-track.
Man love the landscapeing and that pool is to die for! Maybe next time
You can post a picture of your chevette....betting it's got a under dash 8-track.
I would have paid for the C7 also but got the five year 0% financing deal last spring. My sales guy asked how much money I wanted to put down and then we both laughed. Such a deal.
As long as you can make the payment(s) you've got nothing to worry about. However, the unpaid for Corvette will become a huge financial liability if you're unable to make payments, and, you're upside down on the balance. Paid for cars aren't liabilities.
I don't know how some of you live without a yard? The main reason I don't ever want to move, is the yard, and the garage.
Who wouldn't prefer a huge acreage/home?
I'd like to have 5 acres and a paid for $6Mil home in the Preston Hollow section of Dallas, but why would I want to pay $75K annually in property taxes?
Huge homes and lots are money pits. They return zilch in $ return. Even when paid for, they eat money like a PacMan. Big hat and no cattle, never appealed to me.
I'd like to have 5 acres and a paid for $6Mil home in the Preston Hollow section of Dallas, but why would I want to pay $75K annually in property taxes?
Huge homes and lots are money pits. They return zilch in $ return. Even when paid for, they eat money like a PacMan. Big hat and no cattle, never appealed to me.
I honestly have no desire for any of that. I'll build my next home on a plot close to where I am now but there will be no lawn in I can help it. 5 story townhouse. Rooftop pool and hot tub. View like the one I have (see above) and the entire first floor will be a garage with a lift.
3500-4000 sqft is more than I could ever want. If I won the lotto tomorrow, I doubt my house dreams would change. It might have nicer finish out, but that's it. My buddy just bought a nearly 10k sqft home in Preston hollow. He's engaged and they want one kid in 5 years. I don't get it.
02-05-2018, 01:12 PM
Yep.......add the paid for C7 to it as well here. 
