...$3000 to 5000? I don't have a lot of money right now, but i can keep a stable job no problem. I bought a motorcycle for 500, the owner told me all i had to do was clean the carbs and i was good, but of course he lied and i got a bike i couldn't use. Ive also sunk a lot of money into this bike buying tools and new parts to try and fix it, but I'm at the point where i need to back off and start trying to get something more reliable.
I make a minimum of 130 dollars a week, im 17, i live with my mom and im turning 18 on December 31st. By the time i turn 18 i'm probably gonna be forced to live on my own, so i at least need some form of transportation. I have been riding a bicycle my entire life, and i need something that's actually gonna get me somewhere.
I'm trying to figure out how i could build up my credit really fast so i could try and buy a motorcycle (because I'm not gonna be able to afford much more than that).
I live in California, i have no credit history, and i don't have any convictions or misdemeanors if that might have anything to do with credit. Im just not familiar with credit cards and loans and stuff, so if someone could give me some advice that would be much appreciated.
I make a minimum of 130 dollars a week, im 17, i live with my mom and im turning 18 on December 31st. By the time i turn 18 i'm probably gonna be forced to live on my own, so i at least need some form of transportation. I have been riding a bicycle my entire life, and i need something that's actually gonna get me somewhere.
I'm trying to figure out how i could build up my credit really fast so i could try and buy a motorcycle (because I'm not gonna be able to afford much more than that).
I live in California, i have no credit history, and i don't have any convictions or misdemeanors if that might have anything to do with credit. Im just not familiar with credit cards and loans and stuff, so if someone could give me some advice that would be much appreciated.