I build custom cars as my hobby, so I'm the last one to ask :) I dump stupid $$ into my cars because that's my vice..... don't travel much, don't buy nice clothes or eat out a lot...for me that my one "stupid decision" with $$...everything else I'm pretty good with...About a year ago I bought I used 2016 Challenger Hellcat for 55k.....20k under the original price...had 830 mi on it....and I paid cash....was that a stupid financial decision....yes....but oh boy is that car FUN :) and its was a "treat" for myself.... life is too short to make every decision in life about $$... you cant take it with you.My daily drivers are different....buy low mileage used majority of time....majority of time with cash, but if I can get a really cheap rate I'll finance it for awhile, use my cash to make other $$ and pay it off quickly....but did buy my wife a new 2013 Eqiunox because that's what she wanted and "happy wife, happy life" Is no jokeBottom line.....vehicles are horrible investments...so just make sure you make the decision based on the right reason

So many Californians who move to Seattle move back (and vice versa, Seattle people, move  from Bay Area (job related) back to Seattle to raise kids... it's like salmon!)

The people that are superstars in underwriting need to pair up with those folks who are great in raising capital and vice-versa. 

And if you choose to have it later you can have it a lot nicer,and for a lot longer.”She’s an executive vice President of a major hospital network.

I always encourage people to go live in a big city once in their life to gain different perspectives and vice versa for city dwellers.

You can trade time for money or vice versus to an extent.

Ive written board members, supervisors, vice president of the board etc..However it's not very surprising that state employees who essentially have no measure of performance, are given free money to hand out each year, often do not do their jobs. 

Or vice versa what should I look out for to determine if the wholesaler is a bad wholesaler? 

I also have a 401k (match 6%, and Roth) should my RE investments get into trouble or vice-versa. 

Right now there's plenty of capital available but a lack of deals and vice-a-versa in periods such as 2008/2009.