Quote Originally Posted by Breukelen advocaat
Hey, at least you have a good plan and know what you're doing. :thumbsup:

We're not ruling out buying a house, eventually, but I'd like to be able to afford to pay others to maintain it, lol - which may not happen. A co-op in an adults-only community might be the ticket - which isn't much different from renting

I honestly don't know what we're going to do in a few years - but so far, not having a house has worked for us. We've traveled, but always lived in the City. Maybe I'll go for a change of scenery one day. I'd love to have a "country" place, in PA, or upstate New York.

We're thinking of checking out Virginia for retirement.
Hey, being flexible is never a bad thing. Having a plan isn't bad, but you can't put everything on it. It just makes it that much harder whem the plan falls apart
benagain Reviewed by benagain on . Getting Old so how many people wanna get old ( i mean like retirement age) and settledown with a wifey and watch the birds outside and do yardwork and stuff??? I sure as hell no I dont. I cant stand the thought of not being able to skateboard and snowboard and everything exciting, there is no way in my mind that im gonna live till then....... Im totally ready to die young in a way :D , I just wanted to know how many people feel the same way and how many people apprecciate like the little things. Rating: 5