Anonymous wrote:Where did OP go? I miss her excuses

I posted the rape links.
Made other arrangements not mentioned on this thread because you all just wanted to bash.
It's a really bad idea to suggest a single woman with a baby get rid of her car. ( for example: how the hell does she buy diapers? Pay the shipping premium? Have them left at the door in a shitty neighborhood? ) all the fees covering for not having a car out weigh the cost of a real car
NE DC is not safe. You people are delusional for those thoughts. Nor is living in an easily accessible basement apartment.
Your privilege really showed your ass on this thread.
Significantly disappointed in your antics and you all totally discredited yourselves.
Luckily, karma is a bitch and by the grave if God go all off you.
For the 1 Pp that tried to help thanks. My witholdings were totally wrong.

Anonymous wrote:Where did OP go? I miss her excuses

Maybe she finally called a bankruptcy attorney and he told her to suck it up and pay her bills.

Where did OP go? I miss her excuses

Anonymous wrote:Apartment for $1800 or less, walkable to grocery and restaurants, pool + gym, free shuttle to metro, two metros less than 1 mile away, and there's daycare nearby (two that I know of) that are centers and offer infant care for $1200 or less per month:
http://www.paletteapts.com/

I mean seriously this is doable. Go talk to the apartment leasing agents - don't just go by websites.

This is a good option: because in this scenario, with this apartment you don't need a car. You can walk across the street to drop your child off at daycare at St Jerome's ($1100/mo-$1200/mo) or there's another one a 5 minute busride away called Heritage. Full time infant care there is $1000/month and they're a wonderful small center.
You can do grocery shopping at Yes! Organic, and get rid of the car payment completely.

Apartment for $1800 or less, walkable to grocery and restaurants, pool + gym, free shuttle to metro, two metros less than 1 mile away, and there's daycare nearby (two that I know of) that are centers and offer infant care for $1200 or less per month:
http://www.paletteapts.com/

I mean seriously this is doable. Go talk to the apartment leasing agents - don't just go by websites.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Please post data about "too many rapes" in Brookland. this sounds highly suspect.

http://brooklandbridge.com/3075/police-arrest-suspect-in-rhode-island-row-attack-and-attempted-rape/

http://stopblogandroll.blogspot.com/2007/08/brookland-woman-raped-forced-to-take.html

More
http://www.neighborhoodscout.com/dc/washington/crime/

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Please post data about "too many rapes" in Brookland. this sounds highly suspect.

http://brooklandbridge.com/3075/police-arrest-suspect-in-rhode-island-row-attack-and-attempted-rape/

http://stopblogandroll.blogspot.com/2007/08/brookland-woman-raped-forced-to-take.html

Anonymous wrote:Please post data about "too many rapes" in Brookland. this sounds highly suspect.

http://brooklandbridge.com/3075/police-arrest-suspect-in-rhode-island-row-attack-and-attempted-rape/

Please post data about "too many rapes" in Brookland. this sounds highly suspect.

wait, op really went to law school?
oh brother

What part of DC do you work in? The apartment complex I live in is really nice (W/D in unit too) and they have 1BR from $1600 per month.

OP will be laughed out of bankruptcy court when she claims hardship due to lack of in-unit laundry and the inability to fully max out retirement savings.

I don't. I asked about discharging private loans. All the notitall chimed in with other shit.
And my actual questions, even when I followed up to the notitalls have been poo poo'd and mocked.
No wonder everybody hates DC.

Yes, it's totally DC that is the problem and not your truculent attitude.

Anyway, your question was asked and answered, right? I'm not quite sure why you'd post a question like this on a DISCUSSION board (where people discuss things) when apparently you were able to find the answer you sought through a simple google search. What did you waste your time, and our time, for? Since now you have the answer, good luck with your next steps.

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Anonymous wrote:OP I'm not sure you really want help. You want to complain. If you can afford to max out retirement, you can afford to pay your loan. You could move to a less expensive place but you find something wrong with every single one.

You won't be able to declare bankruptcy so you need to find and accept another solution.

Maybe you could try talking face to face with a financial adviser.

I don't. I asked about discharging private loans. All the notitall chimed in with other shit.
And my actual questions, even when I followed up to the notitalls have been poo poo'd and mocked.
No wonder everybody hates DC.

You have been told more than once that what you want to do, won't happen. People have come up with other helpful solutions. You don't like the answers so you complain.

Simple, on point answer? You won't be able to get out of this through bankruptcy. There is no reason for it to be discharged because with a little rearranging of your finances you would be able to pay it.

Double posting. Sorry I meant the apartments at Ft Totten station, though I'm sure they were in the minority.