Nothing to do with this hobby or housing. Have you bought something that you regret? Bought RV property always needing something to repair or replace. More money than it’s worth. Luckily I sold it. Always heard RV and boats are money pits…
Buyers Remorse
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Used VW Jetta a few years ago. Paid 8k for it with 66k miles USA
Infamous leaky sunroof and cracked frame and minor gremlins that I never had with Japanese cars.
Lucky I got almost 2k more than I paid for it during covid when used cars prices were insane.
Helped recover some of the repair costs. Never buy anything with wheels unless it's Japanese now.
Infamous leaky sunroof and cracked frame and minor gremlins that I never had with Japanese cars.
Lucky I got almost 2k more than I paid for it during covid when used cars prices were insane.
Helped recover some of the repair costs. Never buy anything with wheels unless it's Japanese now.
Yes I have regretted a few rental properties and fixer uppers that I lost lots of money on. Shit happens, you fuck up, but you go on.
The only way not to make mistakes is not do anything at all.
The only way not to make mistakes is not do anything at all.
Yes, I bought $170 pants, regretted and prayed they had a good return policy
Metric Allen Key set. They just sit there taunting me.
All is not lost. Buy something European to fix.
Wha???? I use mine nearly every day! (I ride bikes, so there's always something to tweak/tighten/replace/etc, lol)
I think its only a potential regret if you think you'll move in the next 10-15 yrs. If you bought to flip, then I have no remorse.
Yup. Gas station sandwich when I was working a shutdown at the pulpmill. Had the squirts all day
They say the second happiest day of a man's life is when he buys a boat, the happiest is the day he sells it. Everything in between is debatable, they can be an absolute freakin’ money pit.
Recreational properties are like owning a boat. Happiest day was selling mine even at a loss.
I sold a investment condo at a golf course that I didn’t read the really fine print. They got 55% of all rentals. I got 45% and all mandatory maintenance $$$ came out of my end. It’s not a money making proposition and you’re lucky to break even after taxes.
I sold a investment condo at a golf course that I didn’t read the really fine print. They got 55% of all rentals. I got 45% and all mandatory maintenance $$$ came out of my end. It’s not a money making proposition and you’re lucky to break even after taxes.
Same here. I have my Wiha set on my work table daily. I’m using more TORX these days.
That's the perfect time to buy more at a lower price and reduce the average price of your position. It's not actually lost until you sell.
People always FOMO and panic sell for some reason. Buy when it crashes and shit hits the fan, sell when its all over the news for new highs and everyone is talking about it.
LOL I'd love to have a chat with you if you're interested in the boring topics of investments and financials etc... I enjoy learning about them as a hobby most times and I can share what I know ... But yes there are endless strategies and plans...
Execution is much more difficult than planning as once the red begins, it's a tough pill to swallow... but once you're used to it I think you also learn to improve from it...
Just doing my part as a friendly neighborhood happy member spreading my good karma 🤓
More than happy to take them off your hands so you are not haunted by them anymore
I am having seller's remorse. I bought Tesla in January and sold it a few days later. Look what it is doing today.
