If there's something you really want but can't cash it out, but you have certain things of value, and loans are out of question....what would you do?
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Originally posted by CluelessIf there's something you really want but can't cash it out, but you have certain things of value, and loans are out of question....what would you do?Wife: "Why do you get G power platinum and i only get V power?"
Me:"Cause i have the high compression 93 octane only H22 and you have the bullet proof F22."
Wife:........................"But yours are prettier"
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Wife:Baby, not everybody wants to do the 93 conversion"
Me:YES THEY DO, THEY JUST DON'T KNOW IT YET.
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Originally posted by mchaleyerr... if you cant pay for something without loans or selling stuff... you cant afford it. No, credit cards dont work either
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To simplify things, how is cashing up(wither it's selling stuff for cash or working my ass off) for things not being able to afford those things? When do you consider it something you can afford?Last edited by Clueless; 05-01-2008, 11:22 PM.
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Originally posted by Cluelessso what your saying is, if you can't cash up for a house, you can't afford the house(and shouldn't be buying a house?). As true of a statement that is, that's not how our economy work. If I have some valuable stuff sitting around and I'm not using it, what good would it do me sitting there? I can afford to let it sit there with any value it may be worth wrapped up in it, that I can't afford to use that cash elsewhere....please explain how I can afford that and not relocate that cash I could put elsewhere.
Originally posted by CluelessIf there's something you really want but can't cash it out, but you have certain things of value, and loans are out of question....what would you do?
edit: Affording something should be decided by not only the initial investment but also by the future investment. A house could be affordable, or it could not be affordable, depending on size, location, etc. It's all cost/benefit.
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