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November 15, 2009 at 8:03 PM in reply to: When does it make financial sense to just dump your house??? #484071
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ParticipantDon’t do it!
Dealerships make bank off of loans to people with bad credit. Go with the “cheap” (low price) used car paid for with cash. My grandfather never bought a new car and he is a millionaire.
My best friend from high school said he talked to a neighbor of a friend who is a finance manager for a dealership. The “finance” manager said that he makes 4 points on loans. 4 points is a lot to pay a dealership for a loan, so they are charging people big time for those loans.
ParticipantDon’t do it!
Dealerships make bank off of loans to people with bad credit. Go with the “cheap” (low price) used car paid for with cash. My grandfather never bought a new car and he is a millionaire.
My best friend from high school said he talked to a neighbor of a friend who is a finance manager for a dealership. The “finance” manager said that he makes 4 points on loans. 4 points is a lot to pay a dealership for a loan, so they are charging people big time for those loans.
ParticipantDon’t do it!
Dealerships make bank off of loans to people with bad credit. Go with the “cheap” (low price) used car paid for with cash. My grandfather never bought a new car and he is a millionaire.
My best friend from high school said he talked to a neighbor of a friend who is a finance manager for a dealership. The “finance” manager said that he makes 4 points on loans. 4 points is a lot to pay a dealership for a loan, so they are charging people big time for those loans.
ParticipantDon’t do it!
Dealerships make bank off of loans to people with bad credit. Go with the “cheap” (low price) used car paid for with cash. My grandfather never bought a new car and he is a millionaire.
My best friend from high school said he talked to a neighbor of a friend who is a finance manager for a dealership. The “finance” manager said that he makes 4 points on loans. 4 points is a lot to pay a dealership for a loan, so they are charging people big time for those loans.
ParticipantDon’t do it!
Dealerships make bank off of loans to people with bad credit. Go with the “cheap” (low price) used car paid for with cash. My grandfather never bought a new car and he is a millionaire.
My best friend from high school said he talked to a neighbor of a friend who is a finance manager for a dealership. The “finance” manager said that he makes 4 points on loans. 4 points is a lot to pay a dealership for a loan, so they are charging people big time for those loans.
November 2, 2009 at 6:44 AM in reply to: California to withhold a bigger chunk of paychecks goes up 10% on Sunday 11/1/2009 #476481ParticipantEverybody should fill in a new ED4.
November 2, 2009 at 6:44 AM in reply to: California to withhold a bigger chunk of paychecks goes up 10% on Sunday 11/1/2009 #476655ParticipantEverybody should fill in a new ED4.
November 2, 2009 at 6:44 AM in reply to: California to withhold a bigger chunk of paychecks goes up 10% on Sunday 11/1/2009 #477018ParticipantEverybody should fill in a new ED4.
November 2, 2009 at 6:44 AM in reply to: California to withhold a bigger chunk of paychecks goes up 10% on Sunday 11/1/2009 #477096ParticipantEverybody should fill in a new ED4.
November 2, 2009 at 6:44 AM in reply to: California to withhold a bigger chunk of paychecks goes up 10% on Sunday 11/1/2009 #477318ParticipantEverybody should fill in a new ED4.
ParticipantI believe the government is urging the banks to do modifications for “responsible” home owners not greedy investors. What exactly is their definition of responsible is beyond me, but modifying a rental seems like it would be difficult.
ParticipantI believe the government is urging the banks to do modifications for “responsible” home owners not greedy investors. What exactly is their definition of responsible is beyond me, but modifying a rental seems like it would be difficult.
ParticipantI believe the government is urging the banks to do modifications for “responsible” home owners not greedy investors. What exactly is their definition of responsible is beyond me, but modifying a rental seems like it would be difficult.
ParticipantI believe the government is urging the banks to do modifications for “responsible” home owners not greedy investors. What exactly is their definition of responsible is beyond me, but modifying a rental seems like it would be difficult.
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