I own a travel trailer and rent it out. I was about to sell it since we never use it anymore then found out about the renting option. Basically AirBnB for RVs and made me about $6K revenue last summer on an asset worth $20K-ish. I’ll take that return on asset all day every day. I’m thinking of buying another one.
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I’m wondering what the “pay as you go” part is about…
They repo it the moment you miss a payment? lol
I’d be ok with a 5k lease if it made sense. I’m weird, I have months where I only drive like 300 miles, but others where I drive 1,500 miles. I do typically have 3 cars though. Just hit 3k on my Elantra N I got at the end of March.
Was this you?
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Nope. I have a black one and I also have the cops on my payroll.
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Been in and out of ohio for 2 years now. And even that is way too f-ng long.
state baby
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The only way I can discern the difference between 3 years living in Columbus and say a Federal Prison: during Buckey Football Season the Wholefoods made these choc shortbread with PB cookies 
It’s a special kind of purgatory where 15 different municipalities have their hands in both your pockets.
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In 2014, I agreed to do this for three years. 
Right now we’re enjoying the 4-day collar season that’s wedged between the other two seasons, Hot & Shitty and Cold & Shitty.
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I have a 2020 M340 with 10K miles I have heavily modified it and I have it for fun. Can’t do that with a rental.
We’re suffering here in the bay area too…The Blue Angels had to cancel their Fleet Week show due to…wait for it…FOG!
I know! I seriously wonder, though. If it’s, let’s say, month to month, can NMAC just to decide on a huge price increase? The phrase is vague enough that I wonder what shenanigans NMAC is planning…