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Ok so your post made me think, is this possibly an owner finance situation? 245k would be an acceptable downpayment, and maybe thats what got communicated through the documents? But then maybe not since the realtor also reported a sales price of 245k... As for the codes, I know different...

So as one does, I was searching some properties on my local tax assessor and noticed a house that had recently sold showed a price well below its list... The house was listed right at 1 million (a nice house) and by all means could've and should've gotten it, but the sales price is listed at...

Would love to, but going to be on a a321 flying back from out west Saturday.

I got notified!! :) University+internships+extracurriculars... almost done, then onto the full time working world :eek:

@RyanB Just found this thread after randomly thinking about jumping on the forum (haven't posted in almost a year :eek:)...think this is the 4th or 5th time you've tagged me on these yearly threads and I haven't received a notification for any ;) ... I'm out for the 18th, have a flight scheduled...

Glad you asked because I learned some new info from the replies, but also surprised others haven't seen this before, they're on just about every commercial flight I get on.

"honey why is there 20,000 missing from our joint checking?" "Oh I'm saving for something":D

My main concern at this point is the stock market. Its gone up a lot this year and there was already a general consensus that we were due a major correction before this years runup. Cheap stock financing, lots of new inexperienced robinhood traders buying in because "there's no downside". Lots...

Good point. Know a lot of people who could make a lot of cash off selling their home right now. But what would they buy? All the other houses have gone up at the same rate. Assuming the same area.

I agree with most of this. However, while there may be short term pain with an increase in cost of fossil fuels, it's really just a push to switch to a better alternative. Cost of the alternative will save everyone money(not to mention health) compared to fossil fuels. It's just a matter of...

A good example of exactly what not to do. Pains me to think the depreciation incurred on all those "assets"...spend years making payments and when your forced to sell it. There's nothing left after paying off the note. As far as the pool, would be interesting to see someone repo an in ground...

Your only talking about one part of the equation here. This article does a good job of explaining the whole equation. https://www.cardfellow.com/blog/debit-card-transaction-fees/

^^^^this I've got my own reasons for financing. Would rather keep a million in cash on hand and finance a plane than dump 800k into a plane and only have 200k in cash(hypothetical scenario). However, this ONLY places when interests rates are reasonable. Hindsight2020 has a big point. A lot of...

Money is a utility, in this case, its utility is getting another airplane. I suggest the Cessna 140 ;)

A lot of the time the debit card transaction fee is very similar if not the same of the credit card. Depends on how the merchant has negotiated with visa, Mastercard, etc. Along with what bank your debit card is with. Presumably, the sum your charging is significant, and new cars aren't a huge...

I'm honestly not familiar with the numbers, but I'd be curious to know how many general aviation pilots are out there in younger ages? Completely agree that the pool of planes is probably shrinking, but is the demand by pilots (long term) going to be the same as it is now? Exactly-Interest...

Yo @RyanB no plans for Christmas this year eh?

Only two months? ;)

that's a lot of time on google, you sure you didn't get distracted during that? :p

Anyone know the dimensions of the Geico aerial banner they fly along beaches and such?