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August 1, 2011 at 10:00 PM #715455August 1, 2011 at 10:04 PM #714263masayakoParticipant
Thanks ocrenter. That’s exactly the market condition I need to think about. I heard that mortgage interest deduction may likely be changed also, probably for the worst for homeowners. Interest rate most likely will also go up.
But then, rent will probably go up because demand would be higher. So, I may be able to charge more rental income to fund my mortgage, just so many variables.
August 1, 2011 at 10:04 PM #714356masayakoParticipantThanks ocrenter. That’s exactly the market condition I need to think about. I heard that mortgage interest deduction may likely be changed also, probably for the worst for homeowners. Interest rate most likely will also go up.
But then, rent will probably go up because demand would be higher. So, I may be able to charge more rental income to fund my mortgage, just so many variables.
August 1, 2011 at 10:04 PM #714956masayakoParticipantThanks ocrenter. That’s exactly the market condition I need to think about. I heard that mortgage interest deduction may likely be changed also, probably for the worst for homeowners. Interest rate most likely will also go up.
But then, rent will probably go up because demand would be higher. So, I may be able to charge more rental income to fund my mortgage, just so many variables.
August 1, 2011 at 10:04 PM #715110masayakoParticipantThanks ocrenter. That’s exactly the market condition I need to think about. I heard that mortgage interest deduction may likely be changed also, probably for the worst for homeowners. Interest rate most likely will also go up.
But then, rent will probably go up because demand would be higher. So, I may be able to charge more rental income to fund my mortgage, just so many variables.
August 1, 2011 at 10:04 PM #715470masayakoParticipantThanks ocrenter. That’s exactly the market condition I need to think about. I heard that mortgage interest deduction may likely be changed also, probably for the worst for homeowners. Interest rate most likely will also go up.
But then, rent will probably go up because demand would be higher. So, I may be able to charge more rental income to fund my mortgage, just so many variables.
August 1, 2011 at 10:04 PM #714258masayakoParticipantDon’t mean to challenge you on that. I’m on track to have 50% downpayment in 3 years.
So, it’s not like I start with $100k here.
I intended to keep my other investment properties for fixed income, so it’s not like I have to cash them all out to buy this primary residence. I’m simply asking whether it’s better to stay liquid/in stock market or put a more hefty downpayment. (20% plus)
The $1 million house I am getting with not have Mello Roos, HOA.
August 1, 2011 at 10:04 PM #714351masayakoParticipantDon’t mean to challenge you on that. I’m on track to have 50% downpayment in 3 years.
So, it’s not like I start with $100k here.
I intended to keep my other investment properties for fixed income, so it’s not like I have to cash them all out to buy this primary residence. I’m simply asking whether it’s better to stay liquid/in stock market or put a more hefty downpayment. (20% plus)
The $1 million house I am getting with not have Mello Roos, HOA.
August 1, 2011 at 10:04 PM #714951masayakoParticipantDon’t mean to challenge you on that. I’m on track to have 50% downpayment in 3 years.
So, it’s not like I start with $100k here.
I intended to keep my other investment properties for fixed income, so it’s not like I have to cash them all out to buy this primary residence. I’m simply asking whether it’s better to stay liquid/in stock market or put a more hefty downpayment. (20% plus)
The $1 million house I am getting with not have Mello Roos, HOA.
August 1, 2011 at 10:04 PM #715105masayakoParticipantDon’t mean to challenge you on that. I’m on track to have 50% downpayment in 3 years.
So, it’s not like I start with $100k here.
I intended to keep my other investment properties for fixed income, so it’s not like I have to cash them all out to buy this primary residence. I’m simply asking whether it’s better to stay liquid/in stock market or put a more hefty downpayment. (20% plus)
The $1 million house I am getting with not have Mello Roos, HOA.
August 1, 2011 at 10:04 PM #715465masayakoParticipantDon’t mean to challenge you on that. I’m on track to have 50% downpayment in 3 years.
So, it’s not like I start with $100k here.
I intended to keep my other investment properties for fixed income, so it’s not like I have to cash them all out to buy this primary residence. I’m simply asking whether it’s better to stay liquid/in stock market or put a more hefty downpayment. (20% plus)
The $1 million house I am getting with not have Mello Roos, HOA.
August 1, 2011 at 10:07 PM #714268masayakoParticipantNetflix, private colleges, REITs, some oil stocks, some gold etc.
August 1, 2011 at 10:07 PM #714361masayakoParticipantNetflix, private colleges, REITs, some oil stocks, some gold etc.
August 1, 2011 at 10:07 PM #714961masayakoParticipantNetflix, private colleges, REITs, some oil stocks, some gold etc.
August 1, 2011 at 10:07 PM #715115masayakoParticipantNetflix, private colleges, REITs, some oil stocks, some gold etc.
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