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<blockquote data-quote="icedakotart2000" data-source="post: 1339072" data-attributes="member: 14791"><p>I have to say I can relate to your problem. I guess I have always been easy, tell me a sob story and I&#039;m on your side. I have given a loans (or a large gift)&nbsp; like that several times, and I always get burned. I have outstanding amounts from $100 to $9800. Let&#039;s just say I don&#039;t loan out money anymore, unless they have some good collateral. I own a trailer dealership and a truck accessory shop and I always get people wanting me to finance them a trailer or a full replacement bumper. If I do #1 the title&nbsp; stays with me or #2 they can pick up the truck accessory when it&#039;s paid for. When I take something for collateral I&#039;ll take just about anything as long as it&#039;s worth something. Guns, cars, your wife.lol. I have learned my lesson and it aint gonna happen unless my terms are met. Just thought I would share my experience with all of you.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="icedakotart2000, post: 1339072, member: 14791"] I have to say I can relate to your problem. I guess I have always been easy, tell me a sob story and I'm on your side. I have given a loans (or a large gift) like that several times, and I always get burned. I have outstanding amounts from $100 to $9800. Let's just say I don't loan out money anymore, unless they have some good collateral. I own a trailer dealership and a truck accessory shop and I always get people wanting me to finance them a trailer or a full replacement bumper. If I do #1 the title stays with me or #2 they can pick up the truck accessory when it's paid for. When I take something for collateral I'll take just about anything as long as it's worth something. Guns, cars, your wife.lol. I have learned my lesson and it aint gonna happen unless my terms are met. Just thought I would share my experience with all of you. [/QUOTE]

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