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phoenixx1
02-14-2009, 01:30 PM
I see all these nice pictures of cars with lots of money spent on them, yet alot of these are parked in front of apartment complexes, is it me or do alot of these people have thier prioritys in the wrong place? I mean why not buy a house? this is a buyers market right now and there are alot of good deals out there, why spend all that money on car stuff when you could be enjoying your own home?
blackboi50
02-14-2009, 01:31 PM
why u care????.......just make sure u got your priorities strate!!! dont worry bout everybody else!!!! :2cents:.....1
MINI
02-14-2009, 01:32 PM
I see all these nice pictures of cars with lots of money spent on them, yet alot of these are parked in front of apartment complexes, is it me or do alot of these people have thier prioritys in the wrong place? I mean why not buy a house? this is a buyers market right now and there are alot of good deals out there, why spend all that money on car stuff when you could be enjoying your own home?

Very rare to see a nice car on here worth as much as a nice house.

Actually can you show me a car worth the value of a normal house on IA?

Not being mean or anything :goodjob:
redrumracer
02-14-2009, 01:39 PM
I see all these nice pictures of cars with lots of money spent on them, yet alot of these are parked in front of apartment complexes, is it me or do alot of these people have thier prioritys in the wrong place? I mean why not buy a house? this is a buyers market right now and there are alot of good deals out there, why spend all that money on car stuff when you could be enjoying your own home?
maybe a buyers market, but not a borrowers market.
phoenixx1
02-14-2009, 01:41 PM
how much have you guys in particular spent on cars and such? more money down means lower payment, its not the cost of the car compared to the price of the house, its how much you wanna put down and how low you want your payment to be, my house payment is about as mush as an expensive car...
phoenixx1
02-14-2009, 01:42 PM
wouldnt be a problem if you had great credit
rickgiblin
02-14-2009, 01:43 PM
maybe people aren't looking to acquire the expenses of owning a home?
phoenixx1
02-14-2009, 01:48 PM
maybe your right, why would anybody want a house they can sell 10 years down the road and make a hundred grand, lets see 50 for a new house down payment and 50 to play with, I couldnt imagine why anyone would want make a hundred grand, I guarantee that you will never see that kind of profit out of a car...