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@rampulla_andrew That said, before you give up, show up at their house if you know where they live, people hate when there family or others might find out they are a dead beat. Pushed them to pay knowing you are going knock on there door every once in a while.

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@rampulla_andrew Move on when the money isn’t an issue. And when a tiny amount of unpaid invoices is planned for. I still push on them pretty hard before that, but it helps me let go. You’re likely hurting yourself more by taking the time to fight it with most these people.

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@sweatystartup A grown man who is making 150k is likely climbing ladders to get rich off the weak and unskilled.

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@dkreative1 @ianmiles They have zero consequences. They never have. The gov gives 16 yr olds a free crappy house if they have a kid. The last 3 generations have had no family and no fear of god for years. Plus police can’t do much. This was bound to happen.

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@yallbenonsense @GuyTalksFinance Yeah he mentioned million dollar homes so could be an acre. But yeah, 20 can fit on an acre. Plus town homes don’t need “luxury” items so they are cheaper to build.

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@GuyTalksFinance Thanks kid…I totally trust your opinion over a guy who had done this the last 30 yrs not only for himself but for millions of people…

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@GuyTalksFinance I would vote for the option where you “rough it”, find a place for $1200 a month. Lob $3600 plus at your down payment per month do that for the next couple years and buy a house then. Good chance the market will correct a bit and you’ll get a slightly cheaper house with more down

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@Intentional_Liv To learn more about the world and what highs and low and averages are from someone in the field, again the “friend” can go deeper if wanted and appropriate, but no one feels awkward by the question. Just my opinion. Thx for talking about it. Hadn’t thought about this b4.

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@Intentional_Liv I agree w/ many, the friend can disclose what they want. But as a parent you teach your kids the right way to approach and wrong. I would pull my kid aside and let them know some feel it’s an awkward question, nxt time try “what’s the pay range for your position?” Kid gets…

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@ThinkAppraiser Be the cheaper first guy that’s known for being logical and fair priced, or the ANALizer that goes above and beyond and gets every detail out in the open. Both are good. One can charge more than the other. But don’t chase $ for $ sake. Do what fits you and you’ll kill it.

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@ThinkAppraiser If I’m selling I want the buyer to hire the first guy. If I’m buying I want the second guy, and I want my agent to recommend them telling me that “they are going to scare you with how many issues there are, but we will just use that to our advantage. U gotta find your brand…

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@cal_ozanick @shawngorham $150-200 an hour is not bad by any standard.

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@CollinRugg This is a great example of bias. “Designed to assist Biden”?! More like it’s designed to not let trump talk when it’s not his turn to be talking. When you have to push every little thing to be a left vs right issue, you show how pointless your content is.

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@dtmorgan18 I’m self employed, family of 5 and I pay $88 a month, have $10 copay on most things. $0 deductible. Low max out of pocket and then I have to pay back $2600 at tax time. So still very little cost, but I don’t make more than the $150k so you may not qualify if you make to much.

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@GrindeOptions @pennyfleamarket And live in mom’s basement…

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@theficouple Depends what you make. Making lower 6 figures I’ve seen monthly payments of $20-80 over the last 5 years. $10-15 copays and 90% coverage after they get their discounts for me. I do have to pay the $2400ish of my subsidy back, but still a great deal.

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@SandstoneStox Sounds like you can easily self insure for the little stuff and get a catastrophic plan for much cheaper. With what you are paying, I’m sure you are on the $0 deductible plan. If your health is good it’s not worth it.