One of the largest disservices the military does to young troops is to normalize car payments. 

Normally we write here when we are confused, scared, or feel lost and need a life preserver tossed out way (I know I have).

While interest rates are LOW, I reckon: normal amortized mortgage will be better.

Let's assume I'm smart and lucky enough to buy something with an opportunity to add value without a lot of out of pocket cash (reduce expenses and manage it better, for the sake of argument) and 12 months from now it's normalized and worth $1.3 Million.

Damages will be repaired and what is beyond normal wear and tear will be billed to the tenant.

I would not normally rent to three adults.

Is this normal?

We stick to be normal people instead of huge companies.

Is this normal, or legal?

Most of Trumps policies will be inflationary so it is likely prices will drop at some point but that is inevitable anyway based on normal cycles.