I own nothing in my name today except 1 house and 1 car. I

(I live ~30 min away by car.) I

Let's say you get into an accident and your car is 10 years old.

@Kim @Kim Knaust Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill/Cary/Morrisville are really good for rental properties.

Their attention to every inch of your car is unparalleled, leaving you with a vehicle that not only looks impeccable but also stands the test of time.

Originally posted by @Cary Westerbeck:Hi all, I was going to ask the same question re: hard money or private lenders on the eastside or Seattle.

Plus its a nice neighborhood, the street is a busy street and do not need to upset the neighbors - who very well know this car is abandoned at this house.

Expenses (Monthly):$500 a month for student loans (total of 16k left)$1,500 per month dedicated to various expenses including car insurance, food, entertainment, and other bills (Won’t go into detail on how its broken up but it is deficiently accounted for meticulously on my own budget and is paid off in full every month on my credit card)No current rent expenses Car is currently paid off.

Living in a car is definitely more extreme.

I was unable to pay my car payment and feel far behind and had priorities to rent, so I lost our car. I