Originally posted by @Cara Lonsdale:It really depends on your market, and what your state allows.The market could be so hot that many Buyers are clammering for the same inventory. 

Thanks Cara

Better to get them out now...other secured notes, another house, a car, a boat, a tractor.Good luck...hope this helps and not confuses you.Kolohe

Quite obviously, borrowing money to buy a rental that pumps out cash flow every month is MUCH better than borrowing money to buy a new car; a motorcycle; a boat; or any other bling.

save money to join your local rei club.use the local library to gain access to free books and audio/cd (listen to them in your car).as far as dealing with your husband - just educate yourself. it'd be tough to give you marital advice because of the lack of information. you'd need to give more info.

Before you give the equity in your home or car as collateral against a Bail Bond take a deep breath and realize that the Bail Bondsman will take a lien against that asset.

sure they can, but why if it's cheap money just to pay low APR and use the money elsewhere. you grow faster when you pay a portion over time instead of the whole amount upfront. kind of like leasing a car. a buy is 550, but a lease is 325. you get to use the 225 that you have left over for anything else you want.i am sure i am not explaining it the correct way, but hopefully someone can chime in.

Basically the number of hours it took for a meal, a car, a house has gone done.

Generally, I think its better to own expensive doo-dads, whether a car, a boat or the house you live in, free and clear.

With your car it is essentially a personal loan using your car as collateral, a refinance of the car.