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... and empty your black water BEFORE you empty the gray water.

Dude! Thats a great looking little RV for a HECK of a good price! That one will be a PERFECT first RV and you guys will make lots of fun family memories in that thing! The wife and I have been RV’ing for YEARS now and while I am in no way an expert or any kind of authority, I have had 5 RV’s prior to our current rigs, as we actually have TWO toyhaulers right now! (A big one if the wife is along, a micro for solo trips!) And I’ve actually worked for/helped out a family friend that...

They used to be the moto, golf and the gym. Since I got hurt, I am finally getting healthy enough to do some upper body exercises. My new hobbies are day trading(can’t do my previous job so this is work and hobby) as well as finding ways to walk again and place myself in the best physical condition to do so.

I've had a few hobbies/lifestyles over the years. When I moved away from being fully committed to any one it becomes alot harder for me to just become a casual participant. I can still pick up a guitar and play or run protools or go riding or cycling but it isn't like it used to be and it's a bitter sweet mix having fun for a couple hours but also knowing that I don't have the time anymore to be as deep into anything and as skilled at it as I used to be.

You and I don't agree on much, but well, now, that's funny.

And Russell Wilson's first game as a Bronco is in Seattle........!

I spit coffee all over my keyboard reading this

Are you sure the numbers don't mean how good you are? James Stewart's number is 7 which is lower than Chad's and James is better than Chad. Then Ricky's number is 4 which is lower than James because he's better than James. And of course Jeremy McGrath's number is 2 which is half of Ricky's number which means he's twice as good as Ricky.

We turnt up in Arlington for Mookie. Love that guy.

I'm going to bite the bullet and buy in 11 months when my current lease is up, come Hell or high prices. Throwing away rent each month is a fool's game and I'm done playing. I don't care if I pay too much; I'll still be better off in 20 years.

I don’t know what your property tax rates are where you live (among other things) so these are loose ball park figures… but to keep your payment the same as your rent you’d need to finance around $250k (Loan amount….add your down payment to that for your purchase price). Unless you have $250k for a down payment, or live in the Midwest you probably won’t be able to find anything to keep your mortgage the same as your rent. First time homebuyers have it rough…often it’s buying a condo/townhome, just to get something in their price range and get their...

The fundamentals of the mortgage lending industry are completely different than they were leading up to 08…back then, it was arms, interest only, negative amortization, $0 down, low into rates, hard prepayment penalties, no income, asset, employment verification….this doesn’t even get into the secondary market shenanigans… Today? Predominately fixed rate fully amortized loans (nobody has been doing arms….though, as fixed rates keep going up the arms will likely become more appealing), No prepayment penalties, verified income, assets and employment. What this means is that if people can keep their jobs the majority of them SHOULD be able to afford their...