Am I Being Unreasonable? Original Owner Wants Car Back

MyDadsADemon said

I'm not asking much above actual cash I've spent all in the last 6 months. There's no reason why I should take a loss for something I didn't initiate. If he wants to interrupt my progress, he can assume my accumulated position & do everything possible to keep me on the trajectory I've worked hard & paid actual cash to establish. If I attached a labor rate to all the work I've done, the number would be much higher, I'm positioned at just my cash outlays. Is what you're saying by working with him that I should be willing to dip into my pocket to make this work for him?

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I'm not saying you should or shouldn't dip into your own pocket, that's impossible to qualify. Let's say you put a $100 starter in the car. Does the price "up" $100 for a month? A year? Is mileage a factor?

Some people expect to only sell these cars for a profit, many here gripe about them. I'm not saying you should expect to sell at a loss, but if you're the investor type, realize your sales base is beginning to go tits up in large numbers.


It's your car, and I don't judge what you do with it, but I know how pissed I get when people stop and try to buy mine even though there's not a for sale sign on it. But you asked so I inquired/opined.