I would imagine any strong Chicago lease would be fine, but the CAR is something we do. 

I wouldn't pay off the car. I

Lol at the Flintstones car...I was insulted by someone for my 10 year old Toyota, make my own coffee, and I re-use the plastic bags for cat litter...hahaThe different levels of FIRE I've heard:Lean FIRE: living on $30,000 to $50,000 a year.

Check the property, nothing seemed stolen or damaged but she made a run for it in her car. I

Investment Info:

Condo fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $116,000

Cash invested: $27,000

Sale price: $187,500

Replaced kitchen, updated bathroom, drywall repairs, paint and flooring.

...

Fire Dept arrives and garage door is melted, car is melted.Guests call us the next day and tell us the neighbors shot fireworks and hit the house and started the fire and we owe them for damages.We get 3 different camera angles from neighbors clearly showing everything. 

Just like buying a car , i dont tell the salesman what I can afford , I negotiate a price and then provide the proof 

Some buyers (think Cary NC in the 1990s) are looking for attributes not related to economic value, like: common areas, access to public transportation, proximity to parks, etc.

I am in the Raleigh/Durham area, Cary specifically. 

@Jonathon Weasel headTough to answer - it depends on the interest rates on the loans - if the interest rate on the car is low then I would say no do not pay it off but if it’s higher than what you can get for an investment then yes pay it off