<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(1slow01z71 &#064; Jan 9 2007, 07&#58;40 PM) [snapback]78961[/snapback]</div>
I got a few bills I need to pay off, I was planning on buying a "starter" house when my lease is up in August now I for damn sure am. Looks like me and the manager are going to go round and round about this one.

Should I even bother talking to a lawyer about it or just pay up and take it as a leasson learned?
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Lawyer is the only one that wins in that one. Buying a house is like an investment. Paying rent is a total waste. Buy a house and you are paying yourself rent that you get back eventually. Equity is a great thing.
Like I said If you can pay rent you can buy a house. Go for a 15 year mortgage that you can afford. It beats the crap out of a 30 year mortgage. A 30 year mortgage would lower your house payment a very insignificant amount compared to the extra length of the loan.
By the way I am not an English major and can not spell for shit and Grammer was a time in school that I missed. What I do know how to do is make money, and press the gas pedal.