If you are living a good life and have all of your bills paid with the 2300 per month, and your life is headache free, you may not wanna rock the boat.

I was pretty shocked when I punched the numbers into a mortgage calculator and realized that we'd just saved more than 80,000 over the life of the loan, and also taken eight years off it.We decided to keep going and continue paying it down.

There will always be a lack of something in your life.

So I’m glad I did some things in my life to change my mindset, so I can get better as figuring out, “what’s in it for me?”

Long term goals are to wholesale and give my family the quality of life they deserve.scott

Wow, nice to bring back to life a 5 year old thread...

I own two SFH but I need to make up my mind, with the help of you all, witch direction to go in life...

My opinion, if you are laying out a bunch of cash, it better be life changing.

Beyond that, I think the important thing to determine is whether the bad credit was due to an isolated life event or whether it is an ongoing situation.

I own the lower half of a two story property in upstate New York.There are two separate deeds.I'd like to sell my half, move away and get on with my life.