Rachel Cruze

All right.

So we got Christopher from Rhode Island.

He paid off $63,563 cars and credit cards in 11 months, making $72,000 to $80,000 overtime with $110,000 a year.

All right, Christopher, let's hear your debt-free scream.

I'm debt-free!

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Yes.

Well, and I'm assuming if he's going to be giving her this amount of money, does he want to be on the title, like be part owner even legally?

Yeah, I would think so.

And that means you're then sharing illegal rights of a home with someone you're not married to.

And as quickly as he says, I love you today is as quick as you could fall out of love.

He falls out of love.

And again, because you're not married, there's zero protection.

He could just walk out the door.

And, but now you guys are gonna have to refinance a house to get his name off of it because you meet someone else and want to get married to this other person and got your ex-boyfriend on it.