Ok, I asked if we could get a liter of aloe vera juice for $2.50 at one of the shops in the complex while we were getting the tour from Kenny. I do spend money on novel things sometimes. I think life is about the experiences you have. Routine things get boring for me at this time of my life, at least in theory. School is kind of routine, but I make it interesting by going to the spontaneous events and comedians on campus.

I see some people that do not look like they make much money in this complex. Knowing how much it costs to live there, it makes me think about or wonder if it is a good idea to buy a house anticipating rising or steady real estate values, taking out a long payment period (is 30 years the standard or the longest allowable period of time companies offer?) and paying as close to interest only for the few years someone / I live in the place, then sell it for about the same or more that it was bought for- in order to have an inexpensive way of living somewhere. How much does it cost to list and pay for closing fees?