Need some advice about second car with low income

[Anonymous]

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Seems not any lender will be available for me, I ask too much.

Denied by all of them.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Update:

Seems not any lender will be available for me, I ask too much.

Denied by all of them.

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Sorry to hear that.  Maybe look at a less expensive car?

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

Update:

Seems not any lender will be available for me, I ask too much.

Denied by all of them.

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Sorry to hear that.  Maybe look at a less expensive car?

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Update:

Gave up the cayenne, got a BMW X5.

Financed by GM Financial, I put total 22500 down payment, 600per month, 72months, and 5% rate.

[pontevecchio]

This may be off topic." yes, since i am not citizen of US, i don't have to report that part."  If you are a legal permanent resident you still have to pay taxes on worldwide income unless there are relevant tax treaties tro avoid double taxation. Congrats on your BMW.

[Anonymous]

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@pontevecchio wrote:

This may be off topic." yes, since i am not citizen of US, i don't have to report that part."  If you are a legal permanent resident you still have to pay taxes on worldwide income unless there are relevant tax treaties tro avoid double taxation. Congrats on your BMW.

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Actually I'm not permanent resident either, I work here legally with work visa, the guy who takes care of our tax stuff, he said that I don’t have to report any oversea income by law. I pay my tax of that part in my home country.

btw: I don't lika tax evader either, same as you guys.