Gettin Up Out My Parents House
#1
Gettin Up Out My Parents House
My job, and business is starting to get profitable so i decided to buy a place for myself. Im 21 and single so its just me, and the occasional random girl. I'll rarely be home, so its nothing special. Just a 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath townhouse. Settlement is Late April. Woohoo!
Last edited by Steeda97; 01-07-2010 at 02:24 PM.
#3
I just turned 21. I'm an electrical technician and have a property investment business on the side.
#9
Aha! Makes sense now. Same reason why I bough the house that I did.. 3br, 2ba, culdesac, perfect rental house.
#20
Just a tip: Your earned income (paycheck) should not pay for your luxuries in life. Your investments should.
Last edited by Steeda97; 01-08-2010 at 12:47 PM.
#21
Great start into the real world. When your older you will be pleased with your decision.
When I was 21 it was all about Party this and party that. Bulk of my paycheck went toward having a good time. All my friends were the same way. I had a great paying job, I did have fun, I did have nice things, but, I did not invest in anything for the long term until I got married and started my 2nd phase. Married man and home owner, Now I'll probably have to work my *** off until I'm 65 yrs old to live like I do right now.. I should have started at your age, to think long term. Good choice, young man..
When I was 21 it was all about Party this and party that. Bulk of my paycheck went toward having a good time. All my friends were the same way. I had a great paying job, I did have fun, I did have nice things, but, I did not invest in anything for the long term until I got married and started my 2nd phase. Married man and home owner, Now I'll probably have to work my *** off until I'm 65 yrs old to live like I do right now.. I should have started at your age, to think long term. Good choice, young man..
#22
Just remember all the money you put into that car you'll never get back. A car is a terrible liability. Not only does it cost you money every month, it depreciates in value.
Just a tip: Your earned income (paycheck) should not pay for your luxuries in life. Your investments should.
Just a tip: Your earned income (paycheck) should not pay for your luxuries in life. Your investments should.
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