I checked the town card (it’s right) and the mill rate is unchanged.

we just got an estimate from a solar company today, they wanted us to go through the hero program. just running the numbers in my head, i figured out i would pay triple the amount of the loan over 25 years, there was a loan fee of three thousand dollars, the 1500 dollar veteran discount was put into the loan, the 1500 dollar rebate was put into the loan, by paying cash i will break even after five years, instead of paying 25 years. as far as im concerned the program is a joke. it will put you in the hole and you may never climb out of it. figure out a better way to pay for your home improvements, this one smells predatory.

The city’s had a tech boom of over $50 billion in the last five years.

The virtual credit card feature is also really slick.

I'm thinking something like 10% down, interest only for five years, and 3% interest rate.

I have one Amex card showing up and a bunch of student loans - do banks take these as trades?

I've made several attempts to personally deliver a five-day notice but haven't been successful.

The downside will be I will not be able to pull initial investment out for five years and my IRA deposit will not lower my AGI (if I am over income limits).Any additional input?

I live a townhome with five bedrooms and am currently renting out 4 of the rooms (one person per room) and living in the master suite.

Most of the time the seller was either going to pay off high interest debt - like 19% credit cards, or invest in a greater investment opportunity.So, considering all of this, why do owner financing deals get made?