FHA loans; why not?

[scaredyclassic]

but i agree, it all gets kind of icky when you take taxes into account, and tax free home sales, and who knows what the laws will be in 8 years…

it just seems incomplete for the 20% down int he real estate deal to get the benefit of a gain in the house price, while the 66kon the sidelines gets NO gain…

[scaredyclassic]

thanks for that snippet on removing MIP after 5 years.

this calcualtion has been really bothering me.

i hate making offers on houses without being 100% clear on what kind of financing I want.

[scaredyclassic]

thanks for that snippet on removing MIP after 5 years.

this calcualtion has been really bothering me.

i hate making offers on houses without being 100% clear on what kind of financing I want.

[scaredyclassic]

thanks for that snippet on removing MIP after 5 years.

this calcualtion has been really bothering me.

i hate making offers on houses without being 100% clear on what kind of financing I want.

[scaredyclassic]

thanks for that snippet on removing MIP after 5 years.

this calcualtion has been really bothering me.

i hate making offers on houses without being 100% clear on what kind of financing I want.

[scaredyclassic]

thanks for that snippet on removing MIP after 5 years.

this calcualtion has been really bothering me.

i hate making offers on houses without being 100% clear on what kind of financing I want.

[scaredyclassic]

i see the numbers, I understand my worldview, but I cannot figure out what is the best thing to do. I am leaning toward 20% down, buy the interest rate down as low as possible and just hunker down and hopefully wait out the sh*tstorm I fully expect.

[scaredyclassic]

i see the numbers, I understand my worldview, but I cannot figure out what is the best thing to do. I am leaning toward 20% down, buy the interest rate down as low as possible and just hunker down and hopefully wait out the sh*tstorm I fully expect.

[scaredyclassic]

i see the numbers, I understand my worldview, but I cannot figure out what is the best thing to do. I am leaning toward 20% down, buy the interest rate down as low as possible and just hunker down and hopefully wait out the sh*tstorm I fully expect.

[scaredyclassic]

i see the numbers, I understand my worldview, but I cannot figure out what is the best thing to do. I am leaning toward 20% down, buy the interest rate down as low as possible and just hunker down and hopefully wait out the sh*tstorm I fully expect.

[scaredyclassic]

i see the numbers, I understand my worldview, but I cannot figure out what is the best thing to do. I am leaning toward 20% down, buy the interest rate down as low as possible and just hunker down and hopefully wait out the sh*tstorm I fully expect.

[scaredyclassic]

it just seem slike, the us govt will do everything in tis ower to keep from losing 20% over 8 years. with the full faith and credit of the USA behind me, how can i lose on the (relatively) modest and conservative bet? it’s such a low expectation, afterall! still, in my minds eye, i can see flatness or worse in housing prices for a decade. every step to preserve value prolongs the inevitable…

[scaredyclassic]

it just seem slike, the us govt will do everything in tis ower to keep from losing 20% over 8 years. with the full faith and credit of the USA behind me, how can i lose on the (relatively) modest and conservative bet? it’s such a low expectation, afterall! still, in my minds eye, i can see flatness or worse in housing prices for a decade. every step to preserve value prolongs the inevitable…

[scaredyclassic]

it just seem slike, the us govt will do everything in tis ower to keep from losing 20% over 8 years. with the full faith and credit of the USA behind me, how can i lose on the (relatively) modest and conservative bet? it’s such a low expectation, afterall! still, in my minds eye, i can see flatness or worse in housing prices for a decade. every step to preserve value prolongs the inevitable…

[scaredyclassic]

it just seem slike, the us govt will do everything in tis ower to keep from losing 20% over 8 years. with the full faith and credit of the USA behind me, how can i lose on the (relatively) modest and conservative bet? it’s such a low expectation, afterall! still, in my minds eye, i can see flatness or worse in housing prices for a decade. every step to preserve value prolongs the inevitable…

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