am i about to get screwed?

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=walterwhite]
by the way, I like all this negative press housing is getting. I don’t think we’re at the bottom, but at least we’re getting there…also, most people I talk to tell me NOT to buy a house. The exact opposite of 5 years ago when everyone told me I was a moron for renting. Inspires a little confidence in me…[/quote]

Yea it’s getting dang depressing being a home owner these day’s

End of the Mc-mansion era ,
Renting is the new Smart move (or something like that)
Buying a house no longer part of the American dream (or something like that).

I tell you, it makes me want to go buy the biggest Mc-Mansion I can find.

Just kidding sort of.

[NotCranky]

[quote=walterwhite]As I always say, “there are no stupid questions, just stupid people.”[/quote]
Don’t worry about it scaredy just make sure you get things squared away. When you get your stuff together they might back out.

[NotCranky]

[quote=walterwhite]As I always say, “there are no stupid questions, just stupid people.”[/quote]
Don’t worry about it scaredy just make sure you get things squared away. When you get your stuff together they might back out.

[NotCranky]

[quote=walterwhite]As I always say, “there are no stupid questions, just stupid people.”[/quote]
Don’t worry about it scaredy just make sure you get things squared away. When you get your stuff together they might back out.

[NotCranky]

[quote=walterwhite]As I always say, “there are no stupid questions, just stupid people.”[/quote]
Don’t worry about it scaredy just make sure you get things squared away. When you get your stuff together they might back out.

[NotCranky]

[quote=walterwhite]As I always say, “there are no stupid questions, just stupid people.”[/quote]
Don’t worry about it scaredy just make sure you get things squared away. When you get your stuff together they might back out.

[teaboy]

Hey Walt,
If you want to see what difference a loan broker can make to your costs here’s a least effort method:
1. Goto zillow.com’s Mortgage page.
2. Enter your loan details on the left of the page.
3. Click “Get Quotes”
4. Sort by “Total Cost”
5. Compare the lowest “Total Cost” with the highest “Total Cost”.

For me the difference was ~$20k over 10 years. More than your measly $12k, right.

(Plus the Present Value of ~$20k over 10 years is what, ~$24k…?)

Kudos to SDR, Walt, why dont you have a stab at figuring this crap out yourself first?

tb 🙂

[teaboy]

Hey Walt,
If you want to see what difference a loan broker can make to your costs here’s a least effort method:
1. Goto zillow.com’s Mortgage page.
2. Enter your loan details on the left of the page.
3. Click “Get Quotes”
4. Sort by “Total Cost”
5. Compare the lowest “Total Cost” with the highest “Total Cost”.

For me the difference was ~$20k over 10 years. More than your measly $12k, right.

(Plus the Present Value of ~$20k over 10 years is what, ~$24k…?)

Kudos to SDR, Walt, why dont you have a stab at figuring this crap out yourself first?

tb 🙂

[teaboy]

Hey Walt,
If you want to see what difference a loan broker can make to your costs here’s a least effort method:
1. Goto zillow.com’s Mortgage page.
2. Enter your loan details on the left of the page.
3. Click “Get Quotes”
4. Sort by “Total Cost”
5. Compare the lowest “Total Cost” with the highest “Total Cost”.

For me the difference was ~$20k over 10 years. More than your measly $12k, right.

(Plus the Present Value of ~$20k over 10 years is what, ~$24k…?)

Kudos to SDR, Walt, why dont you have a stab at figuring this crap out yourself first?

tb 🙂

[teaboy]

Hey Walt,
If you want to see what difference a loan broker can make to your costs here’s a least effort method:
1. Goto zillow.com’s Mortgage page.
2. Enter your loan details on the left of the page.
3. Click “Get Quotes”
4. Sort by “Total Cost”
5. Compare the lowest “Total Cost” with the highest “Total Cost”.

For me the difference was ~$20k over 10 years. More than your measly $12k, right.

(Plus the Present Value of ~$20k over 10 years is what, ~$24k…?)

Kudos to SDR, Walt, why dont you have a stab at figuring this crap out yourself first?

tb 🙂

[teaboy]

Hey Walt,
If you want to see what difference a loan broker can make to your costs here’s a least effort method:
1. Goto zillow.com’s Mortgage page.
2. Enter your loan details on the left of the page.
3. Click “Get Quotes”
4. Sort by “Total Cost”
5. Compare the lowest “Total Cost” with the highest “Total Cost”.

For me the difference was ~$20k over 10 years. More than your measly $12k, right.

(Plus the Present Value of ~$20k over 10 years is what, ~$24k…?)

Kudos to SDR, Walt, why dont you have a stab at figuring this crap out yourself first?

tb 🙂

[scaredyclassic]

i have this feeling that it’s not a good deal. But let’s say the broker really did try to get me the lowest rate lowest cost laon he could and he put all the profit toward closing costs. Would that amount to very much money?

[scaredyclassic]

i have this feeling that it’s not a good deal. But let’s say the broker really did try to get me the lowest rate lowest cost laon he could and he put all the profit toward closing costs. Would that amount to very much money?

[scaredyclassic]

i have this feeling that it’s not a good deal. But let’s say the broker really did try to get me the lowest rate lowest cost laon he could and he put all the profit toward closing costs. Would that amount to very much money?

[scaredyclassic]

i have this feeling that it’s not a good deal. But let’s say the broker really did try to get me the lowest rate lowest cost laon he could and he put all the profit toward closing costs. Would that amount to very much money?

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