Before you know it, you're tearing your hair out trying to do everything and all the pies are on the floor.

If you must finance a car, run it through your business at least.Point taken, but I feel that is splitting hairs.

And overloading is common, especially when girls get to plugging in hair dryers/curling irons and other devices that use electricity to provide heat, as all of those appliances have high current draw.

I calculated what it was worth based on average price per square foot, than gave it a 10% hair cut because it's the largest house in the neighborhood and the mathematical result would have priced the house out of the neighborhood.

I don't use bandit signs but I wonder how many of these same pissed off people call and complain about the church illegally putting up signs for their sales,  the local fore department doing it for their fundraiser,  schools for their events, the family who litters the neighborhood for their yard sale or other small local businesses who put it up for roofs/granite/computers/hair/etc/etc/etc.  

Lost some hair off my head for sure. 

The typical brown bag lunch, cut cable, 1 hair cut a month, I paid $1000 for my car and it works perfectly.

Say I can get a property #2, 3 Bdr in a hair better neighborhood for $110k.

You will tear your hair out for at least the first 6 months after your first purchase.

I do want to help him despite him being hair pulling worthy...I just haven't done this before exactly.