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If you decide to move, can you recoup much/all of/more than what you paid into your apartment via rent?
I think that's the point. You might be getting more than if you bought in your area, but you aren't building equity. You're paying to receive in the short run, and if you want to move, that's that. Money gone.
Still doesn't make Tisket's post a trolling post.
Wrong. I'll wager whatever you want that Chrissy cannot regenerate an arm if it were to be cut off; not even a finger.Quote:
Originally Posted by Allereli
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-COxzRtOEUQuote:
Originally Posted by diethx
Possibly your marijuana grow setup?Quote:
Originally Posted by AnticorRifling
He probably paid as much in utilities last month between electric, gas and water owning as I did in rent, he'll never recoup any of that. Anyway, as someone who also used to pay utilities, seeing someone's crazy bill made me appreciative of my arrangement, because I remember some of the crazy bills when living in houses in months that were absolutely freezing, like last month was.
I love mowing my lawn and fixing things :(Quote:
Originally Posted by RojoDisco
If you are only going to be somewhere for a short time, renting is fine. If you are ready to stay and set down roots, buy. Equity is a helluva thing too.
I wouldn't go so far as love, but these are tasks I enjoy as well. Rojo is such a man sometimes!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tsk Tsk
And you supposedly use one of those old fashioned push mowers from the 50's. We're onto your lies, Latrin!Quote:
Originally Posted by Latrinsorm
I have one of those. Fuck using it though.