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<p>NanoWest,</p> <p>I only can say I am almost debt free, except for my little low-interest mortgage for tax deduction purpose... and that feel pretty free too.</p> <p>Glad to see you were/are an inventor. Inventors have lots of passion for accomplishments; however, their families tend to...

<p>IrvineCommuter,</p> <p>How about for the stock holders?</p>

<p>NanoWest,</p> <p>I have many ultra-rich friends, and I can tell you, they are as unhappy as it can be. The biggest challenge for them is to find true friends and true loves.</p> <p>You sound a bit blue. Don't be. Mid-life passion can be even more wonderful, like try to have more fun...

<p>re_fan,</p> <p>There are several for lease and for sale at Marquee and Plaza, sellers are very motivated. You can buy in the very low $600K or rent as low as $2,500. Your best bet is to have an agent to negotiate for you. I like the Plaza better because of the location, look & feel, and...

<p>lendingmaestro,</p> <p>Great article. I am just amazed at how many people do not understand the mortgage terms that they carry.</p>

<p>oc-conservative,</p> <p>If someone's heart says 'do not buy" then it is right!!!!</p>

<p>NanoWest,</p> <p>I am with you. I have had my big houses. Now I long for something small and cozy like a townhome.</p> <p><em>But I can say........the passion of youth is a wonderful thing </em></p> <p>What about mid-life passion? I think we are in the same age group.</p>

<p>LL,</p> <p>win-win = happy. Happy should be the main goal to get married. People split because they are no longer happy together. I just can not see how a pre-nup contribute to mutual happiness. You must pick your mate very wisely.</p>

<p>Nude,</p> <p>I like your latest one the best (no windows). The website address is a great pointer.</p>

<p>LL,</p> <p>I did not think I sound like Nude; perhaps you can explain.</p> <p><em>Are you saying that you have an "open" relationship? </em>I suppose I can say "yes", in our own definition. Further simplification: "win-win".</p>

<p>rtlguru,</p> <p>What are you a guru of?</p> <p>I have many clients who are renting and all wish to come homeowners because renting is not fun. Almost all are too afraid to buy. So I guess that is the general feeling of home buyers.</p> <p>So the question to ask yourself is should you...

<p>Trooper,</p> <p>My sister! </p>

<p>Trooper,</p> <p>For only the first 5 years. My 401-K assets are quite impressive as I played catch-up.</p>

<p>Trooper,</p> <p><em>Dare I ask ? </em></p> <p>Literally that. We set each other free!</p> <p>You are so kind to me.</p>

<p>Priced_Out_IT_Guy,</p> <p>I was single and bought my first condo in my mid 20's for an equivalent of $550K and with your comparable income, perhaps a little less. The interest rate that I had was more like 11%. So I must say it was even crazier at my time. Many of my friends thought I...

<p>LL,</p> <p><em>give me some fentanyl</em></p> <p>Are you not the one with access to fentanyl? I should be the one asking for.</p> <p>I have been married for over 18 years to the same guy. The hubby has evolved into a completely different person for worse.. That being said, I think I...

<p>LL,</p> <p>Nothing is certain in life. And we are constantly changing. Live freely and enjoy.</p>

<p>Nude,</p> <p>Love this one. Great work.</p>

<p>CalGal has a very good example of why a pre-nup can be unnecessary. When you marry someone, you marry his/her future downsides and upsides; therefore, past should also applied. Say you married your SO and imposed a pre-nup, and now you become disable, would you still expect your SO to...

<p>Girls,</p> <p>I was a long time member of 24 Hr then switched to Total Woman--absolutely like it there. The spa area and locker rooms are totally luxurious. There is a steam room. There are more group excercise classes than 24 Hr's. The best part is there is no long-term contract to...