The first taste of living by your own rules can feel pretty liberating, but can feel burdening if your future plans keep haunting you in your sleep.
Invest In Real Estate While You're Young
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4 Things To Consider Before Co-Signing A Mortgage
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You have a friend or family member who wants to buy a house. His financial records aren’t great, so he wants you to co-sign so he gets approved on the mortgage. Should you help?