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Not to be harsh but this is a public forum and well… you asked the question.

With those stats your life is an impending train wreck. The truth is more like 100% chance of divorce in two years if you start now, and it sounds like you should.

A newly purchased house will mostly have to be sold for settlement issues. Figure spending $30K or MORE to sell it: commissions, staging, repairs, settlement fees, cleaning etc.

Work on getting your life together before making a massive investment in a home.

Good luck,,,

ox
…pseudo financial marriage counselor

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Tim inspected my home two weeks ago. Great guy and very professional. Highly recommended. Price list on his site.

ox

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Tim inspected my home two weeks ago. Great guy and very professional. Highly recommended. Price list on his site.

ox

[Oxford]

Home

Tim inspected my home two weeks ago. Great guy and very professional. Highly recommended. Price list on his site.

ox

[Oxford]

Home

Tim inspected my home two weeks ago. Great guy and very professional. Highly recommended. Price list on his site.

ox

[Oxford]

Home

Tim inspected my home two weeks ago. Great guy and very professional. Highly recommended. Price list on his site.

ox

[Oxford]

[quote=fredo4]Everything has been verbal. We’ve asked several times for a lease contract but haven’t gotten it yet. But so far he hasn’t asked for any kind of security deposit either. So there seem to be pluses and minuses to the situation.[/quote]

You need to apply some adult supervision to this relationship. Formalize it with contracts and agreements. He is too chill to make it happen. Are you? Renting is a business agreement.

ox
…when hippies are landlords

[Oxford]

[quote=fredo4]Everything has been verbal. We’ve asked several times for a lease contract but haven’t gotten it yet. But so far he hasn’t asked for any kind of security deposit either. So there seem to be pluses and minuses to the situation.[/quote]

You need to apply some adult supervision to this relationship. Formalize it with contracts and agreements. He is too chill to make it happen. Are you? Renting is a business agreement.

ox
…when hippies are landlords

[Oxford]

[quote=fredo4]Everything has been verbal. We’ve asked several times for a lease contract but haven’t gotten it yet. But so far he hasn’t asked for any kind of security deposit either. So there seem to be pluses and minuses to the situation.[/quote]

You need to apply some adult supervision to this relationship. Formalize it with contracts and agreements. He is too chill to make it happen. Are you? Renting is a business agreement.

ox
…when hippies are landlords

[Oxford]

[quote=fredo4]Everything has been verbal. We’ve asked several times for a lease contract but haven’t gotten it yet. But so far he hasn’t asked for any kind of security deposit either. So there seem to be pluses and minuses to the situation.[/quote]

You need to apply some adult supervision to this relationship. Formalize it with contracts and agreements. He is too chill to make it happen. Are you? Renting is a business agreement.

ox
…when hippies are landlords

[Oxford]

[quote=fredo4]Everything has been verbal. We’ve asked several times for a lease contract but haven’t gotten it yet. But so far he hasn’t asked for any kind of security deposit either. So there seem to be pluses and minuses to the situation.[/quote]

You need to apply some adult supervision to this relationship. Formalize it with contracts and agreements. He is too chill to make it happen. Are you? Renting is a business agreement.

ox
…when hippies are landlords

[Oxford]

[quote=Troubled Loner]Hi Ox,

If you are still looking for a washer and dryer, we have a Kenmore washer and dryer (gas) that we no longer need since we moved to a rental that already has a washer and dryer. These appliances are like new, we only used them for a couple of years. We’re asking $350 or best offer for both, they were more than $700 new. Kenmore appliances come from Sears, are of great quality. If you’re interested, let me know.[/quote]

HI TL,
Let’s talk. Please email me at:
[email protected].

ox

[Oxford]

[quote=Troubled Loner]Hi Ox,

If you are still looking for a washer and dryer, we have a Kenmore washer and dryer (gas) that we no longer need since we moved to a rental that already has a washer and dryer. These appliances are like new, we only used them for a couple of years. We’re asking $350 or best offer for both, they were more than $700 new. Kenmore appliances come from Sears, are of great quality. If you’re interested, let me know.[/quote]

HI TL,
Let’s talk. Please email me at:
[email protected].

ox

[Oxford]

[quote=Troubled Loner]Hi Ox,

If you are still looking for a washer and dryer, we have a Kenmore washer and dryer (gas) that we no longer need since we moved to a rental that already has a washer and dryer. These appliances are like new, we only used them for a couple of years. We’re asking $350 or best offer for both, they were more than $700 new. Kenmore appliances come from Sears, are of great quality. If you’re interested, let me know.[/quote]

HI TL,
Let’s talk. Please email me at:
[email protected].

ox

[Oxford]

[quote=Troubled Loner]Hi Ox,

If you are still looking for a washer and dryer, we have a Kenmore washer and dryer (gas) that we no longer need since we moved to a rental that already has a washer and dryer. These appliances are like new, we only used them for a couple of years. We’re asking $350 or best offer for both, they were more than $700 new. Kenmore appliances come from Sears, are of great quality. If you’re interested, let me know.[/quote]

HI TL,
Let’s talk. Please email me at:
[email protected].

ox

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