Well, $14,000 / 36 = like 361 or something. It's fairly high.

In the end, a lease probably was NOT the best way to go about this, but I didn't want to walk home empty handed, you know?

I really haven't figured anything up, but let's say I have to refinance half of it (7K)

7,000 / 24 = $291, so we could assume with the BS finance charges and all that it's going to be slightly more than $300 for 2 years after the lease is up.

That's not WONDERFUL, but I didn't get bent over either.