It was a wreck.

It's possible (probable) that two of the richest guys in town (although they may not look it) are they guy that owns the auto wrecking yard, and the guy that owns the "Buy Here-Pay Here", "We tote the note" used car lot.

I like to budget 15% or more if the house is a wreck for surprises.If we use just basic subtraction then 125000-76000-25000= 24,000.

I had $47k of student loan debt from a pretty worthless MBA, $13k credit card debt due to car repairs, medical expenses from a car wreck, basically my life was a mess.

The house was a complete wreck.

I would not put a bedroom in the basement but rather a den, extra living room or wreck room.

Ever since being in a wreck, the car just wasn't the same....

By day, I am an IT Analyst and by night I am a wife of 14 years and a mom of 4, one attends Texas Tech ~ Wreck 'Em.I have to continuously remind myself of the tortoise and the hare because sometimes I get antsy.

Now stopping to help the disabled guy in a wreck a couple miles from my house and finding out that the other car abandoned when we called the cops had a meth lab stashed in the trunk means you can't only be worried about war zone neighborhoods.

The second my dad got me to replace one that was damaged in a motorcycle wreck.