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Re: Owning / Financing Your Own Land
[Re: STALKER8]
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09/11/15 03:23 PM
09/11/15 03:23 PM
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It's not "your" property until it's paid off.... I disagree. The bank has no rights to my property unless I fail to pay. They can't hunt it, they can't access it and they sure as hell can't tell me what to do with my timber. So as long as I pay on time like I am suppose to, the land is mine and I'll cut the timber if I want to. Unless some of you work for the banks, I really don't know why we are arguing about this. If you want them to control your timber, fine by me. I'll keep working with the banks that don't.
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