I normally contribute about 1250 dollars towards my TSP (Im currently active duty) and I pay my wife a "retirement" vehicle of 350 a month for her Roth IRA.

I was told my current vehicle, 2016 Dodge Ram 1500 payment was too high and is affecting my debt to income ratio.

That means stocks go nowhere in short term.There have been plenty of zero gain decades in market history and this would be a prime place for one of those to begin.Individuals with ACTUAL earnings and dividends, yes,Especially if buy and hold for the dividends and price paid is not a hugh factor in a ten year hold, otherwise total market etf's, passive vehicles etc NO! 

That is the vehicle most commonly used to establish and enforce the operating rules of any sort of partnership.

I'll roll my window down and turn my vehicle off so I can listen to the noises of the area and try to smell the air.

I am not fond of using a condo as my investment vehicle mainly because the condo association fee detracts from the over all cash flow.  

Not counting my vehicles and mortgage on my home I have cut my debt by over 50%, saved about $2,500, and I am living well below my means in order to continue this trend.

Not counting my vehicles and mortgage on my home I have cut my debt by over 50%, saved about $2,500, and I am living well below my means in order to continue this trend.

The vehicle that you choose is going to come down to what you want out of life.

Sure it would be a neat vehicle to have.