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After two years of aggravation, frustration and general misery, I'm finally getting rid of my car. Long story short, when my dad died, my mom took my car under the deal that she'd pay the monthly payment on it ($400).
Fast forward until June. She hasn't paid me in a while, and then loses her job. She's irresponsible and unreliable, and before I could float the payment, until my student loans became due ($1200, $900 after I consolidated). After months of fighting, I finally get the car back.
A month later, I'm finally able to sell it, for a lot less than what I wanted. But, it's done. The guy's picking it up tomorrow, and with the profits I can pay off my truck and dirtbike. I sold my street bike today, as well. I end up saving about $850 a month from getting rid of that debt. I might actually be able to breathe!
Fast forward until June. She hasn't paid me in a while, and then loses her job. She's irresponsible and unreliable, and before I could float the payment, until my student loans became due ($1200, $900 after I consolidated). After months of fighting, I finally get the car back.
A month later, I'm finally able to sell it, for a lot less than what I wanted. But, it's done. The guy's picking it up tomorrow, and with the profits I can pay off my truck and dirtbike. I sold my street bike today, as well. I end up saving about $850 a month from getting rid of that debt. I might actually be able to breathe!
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