Sold my car to a friend. He paid me a third of the agreed price

Jun 27, 2017
1:24:39pm

Twin Roots All-American

Bought a car from my brother. Not long after the transmission went out, so we mutually agreed to half of the original price. No hard feelings from either scenario but I'd rather not deal with family/friends when it comes to money. Too much risk.

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Twin Roots

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rivercitycoug

6/27/17 1:10pm

Yes, but I treated it like a gift because I didn't want to ruin a relationship

Mikey

6/27/17 1:12pm

Did the same. Haven't seen the money but don't care for this reason

nuts

6/27/17 1:17pm

No - But I've given $1,000 as a gift with no expectation of repayment.

garyfan

6/27/17 1:14pm

Some paid me back. Some didn't. You have to know going into it you are "giving"

The Dude Abides

6/27/17 1:15pm

Poll fail. I haven't loaned that much money but that doesn't mean I wouldn't.

Napoli

6/27/17 1:18pm

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rivercitycoug

6/27/17 1:21pm

Sold my car to a friend. He paid me a third of the agreed price

Twin Roots

6/27/17 1:24pm

Gave, not loaned. That much implies a real need and I didn't expect repayment.

byujag

6/27/17 1:32pm

Combo of a few of them.

crack

6/27/17 1:36pm

Have given more than that....never loaned.

NOCAL_YFAN

6/27/17 1:45pm

I've "given" thousands of dollars to my kids. And did it willingly with love.

ClackamasCoug

6/27/17 1:51pm

... and way back in the day, my parents help us out a lot.

ClackamasCoug

6/27/17 1:52pm

No, but I would.

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