Cigar DD, give you my fair and hearty opinion, I like your writing and wish to read more ')cMiX\v
of it. Because of this, the least thing for me to see is the broken relationship between ;=MU';o
you and your MM. One thing I can be sure is that you won't live in poverty for long. +L;e^#>d
As long as you have the motivation to improve your financial situation, you will be able uLV#SQ=bZN
to achieve your financial goal eventually. |!4K!_y
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The "Rich dad, Poor dad" serial of books are good to read. There is one main idea I YuO.yh_
agree the most "Don't say you can't afford it, ask yourself how you can afford it." c24dSNJg,
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One thing I don't understand and wish you can think it again, why you insist selling the \2h!aRWR
house your MM purchased? Do you know there are thousands of foreign investors g%=z_
each year from all of the world especially the USA to invest in China's real estate? r 8RoE`/T
And the RMB is still in appreciation, the trend will go on for a while. Keep the property [1S|dc>.O%
for long term investment is not a bad idea. qv!2MUw\j
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If you are not happy that the house is under your MM's Mom's name, you can try to cz8T
persuade your MM to add her name on it, so the house will be indirectly owned by you ,0!}7;j_c
as well after your marriage. As to the request that you pay off the mortgage for that
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