If you had a car with a loan and sold it to someone but your name was still the one who owed the money and they are driving around in the car would you be ok with that - and oh by the way your chances of getting financing for a new one are limited..Seller financing is legal but rare.

Plus, you can listen to them while you're in the car or doing other things.Attending some live events is also really helpful.

I drive an old car and only spend money on travel, not extravagant. 

Purchase price: $31,000 Cash invested: $66,000 Sale price: $147,500 Converted an abandoned, condemned three bedroom, one and a half bath home with two rooms (one 30x15) unused/used as storage, and attached single car garage that we (my business partner and I) emptied (3, 30 yard dumpsters!)

Currently, I bike and take the bus to work to save on expenses from owning a car, I meal-prep once a week and eat out only occasionally to save on food costs, and I strategize my regular spending to receive the maximum cashback.Looking forward to interacting with this community and learning more about making smart investment choice.

I did say anybody , it was easy , my first time buying a house  , not much different than buying a used car and getting a loan .

There are definatly some bad contractors out there , jut like any other business , car dealers , flippers who cut corners , mechanics , etc .  

Even if it were my only house and I stayed in my car to rent out the place.

Overall, you're looking at an approximate total cost ranging between $20,000 to $25,000 for a one-car garage conversion in Tampa.

@Alex SImon  this company is like Avis rent a car they are not number one but they TRY HARDERI have been following Engelo from his early days of somehow sneaking into our country from Australia...