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I could think of a scenario. If you were 80 years old, take out one of these loans. The odds that anyone would collect are just about nil. Dying broke isn’t a bad way to go.
Josh
If it wasn’t for the LTV thing kicking in, it would be a great gamble for someone. Hell – save your housing money for 10 years and walk away to Belize or something like that.
And – wouldn’t it be a great situation if the dollar got drastically devalued at some point? (Of course – a fixed mortgage is really good under that situation, too, right?)
If you could just somehow get that deal in a low-property tax region to boot, you would really be set.
Please – some supply some more details on this.
Sounds good, if you have no assets for anyone to come and collect when all is said and done.
Sounds like a great loan. I want to get it so that I can invest the difference in risk -free mutual funds and get a 10% + virtually guaranteed return like the guy suggested in the
The Cost of Buying Too Soon…$1,000,000+…
That way I can have my cake and eat it too !
http://www.equityfinancials.com
Is on the flyer. Apologies in advance if this is spamming. I’m not affiliated in any way. Just a poor homeowner with an adjustable kickin’ in soon.
I sent the wife to college to get her Registered Dietitian Internship and Certification. I was spending 10K a year to get her through college and her internship was another 15K.
This guy WON! with an ARM. I’m driving an old truck, no debt and a college degree in the house. Bring on the re-fi man!