Re: BBV in MTT - Closed On a House Today (Totally Not Even Close to OT
 

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Jurollo Ray and thayer saw the nicer sides of troy this week, I offered to show them the scummy side of troy maybe where the infamous pic was taken but they declined.

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The nicer side? Like the International House of Waffles?

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haha yes!!!!

Re: BBV in MTT - Closed On a House Today (Totally Not Even Close to OT
 

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I BOUGHT A VOLANCO AND OZ. IN CASH.

F u all.

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Re: BBV in MTT - Closed On a House Today (Totally Not Even Close to OT
 

F u all.

Re: BBV in MTT - Closed On a House Today (Totally Not Even Close to OT
 

pics?

Re: BBV in MTT - Closed On a House Today (Totally Not Even Close to OT
 

I am going to do a bunch of video journals, no pics as of right now, although the inside looks pretty scary at the moment.

Re: BBV in MTT - Closed On a House Today (Totally Not Even Close to OT
 

looking forward to it, maybe i missed it, but what general area of Boston?

Re: BBV in MTT - Closed On a House Today (Totally Not Even Close to OT
 

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Congrats Justin!

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Sweet, but I'd just like to add to this forum that just because your 24 and can buy your own baller house out in the middle of nowhere, leaving all your friends behind, doesn't mean you should.

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On an unrelated note, I'm 23 and just bought a new house in cash a couple months ago!

Steve

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Where abouts in Kingston???

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I'm 24 and have a large penis. I call it my "house." Does that count?

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I'm 24 and have a large penis. I call it my "house." Does that count?

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Is it mortgaged?

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Paying cash for a house is not very smart...1st of all all the interest is tax deductable (talking in the US obv..no idea for Canada)...since you will obv be paying some taxes the interest is "free" money...you can earn 10% on your money in the market fairly easy. So assume 10% return and 6% interest rate on loan and you are throwing away $80,000 per year on a $500,000 house....