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How many Evo owners own their home?
Oct 31, 2005, 04:39 PM
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I'm 19 and took over the payments on my father's house when he moved out west. I guess I own my home, but i have roomates to pay me rent to help keep things easy.
Oct 31, 2005, 04:44 PM
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Originally Posted by atlvalet
Supra guys have no idea what they're talking about. There are plenty of guys here who own an Evo and have a mortgage.
But below the surface, their is definitely a following of well informed and well funded EVO owners that could hold their own against the supra community. They are just different platforms in two different arenas, but both good.
Oct 31, 2005, 04:48 PM
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Originally Posted by QuickEvo
Yeah, owning a home is one of the best things you can do for yourself/family. I work in a real estate finance so I say this professionally too. 
-Nate
Oct 31, 2005, 04:57 PM
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I am post college, pre family. So, I guess apt. living is what I got. Who gives a crap what Supra guys say. Besides Evo guys are the same way with Honda guys. Launch on one and they will shutt up.
Oct 31, 2005, 05:01 PM
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i am 27
and i am building my third house as we speak.....
and i am not rich by any means, i just know when to hold em, and when to fold them
be smart about your money, there is no reason to ever use a credit card unless its a medical emergency. if you need that part, save for it
and i am building my third house as we speak.....
and i am not rich by any means, i just know when to hold em, and when to fold them
be smart about your money, there is no reason to ever use a credit card unless its a medical emergency. if you need that part, save for it
Oct 31, 2005, 05:48 PM
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5 years ago I got my first mortgage when I was just 22. It was a duplex, I lived in half and rented the other half to help pay the mortgage. It was the best investment I could have made at the time. Couple of years ago I refinanced that place and used the equity to purchase my second home. In a couple more years I'm going to do the same thing with both places and by another one. The plan is to retire at 45.
Oct 31, 2005, 05:57 PM
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I own my own home, but the ease at which people have built, flipped or cashed out their homes and expect appreciation to continue at 20%, or maybe more is coming to an end. Too many beginners in the arena, and when there is that many inexperienced players, people are bound to get hurt.
Oct 31, 2005, 06:01 PM
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Originally Posted by SaOrlando
i am 27
and i am building my third house as we speak.....
and i am not rich by any means, i just know when to hold em, and when to fold them
be smart about your money, there is no reason to ever use a credit card unless its a medical emergency. if you need that part, save for it
and i am building my third house as we speak.....
and i am not rich by any means, i just know when to hold em, and when to fold them
be smart about your money, there is no reason to ever use a credit card unless its a medical emergency. if you need that part, save for it
-Nate
