foreclosure wave about to hit — again! — and with a thunderous roar no less (per TG’s ladyfriend)

[CA renter]

[quote=LesBaer45]I’m paying mine off in May. 14yrs. I’m looking forward to being out from under the shadow of owing on it. I just wish I’d have gotten more serious about it sooner.

Sure, sure I get all the discussion about why it’s not something to worry about, not bad debt, a tax advantage blah, blah, blah.

Maybe it’s having Depression Parents/Relatives/Small town thinking. Don’t care. All I know is I hope it is just one last thing to sweat.

Then I can sweat the college tuition, two weddings, insurance, taxes, maintenance on cars, buying a new car, new roof, new heat/ac, new carpet, maintenance on the house, vet bills, and food.

Now I am depressed.[/quote]

Congratulations on almost having your mortgage paid off. That’s a fantastic accomplishment. 🙂

[temeculaguy]

Les, it’s a good thing, ignore the rhetoric of the armchair watercooler financial advisors telling you to have a mortgage, half of all houses are without a mortgage. A wise man once told me “would you rather give three dollars to the bank or one to the government?”

[temeculaguy]

Les, it’s a good thing, ignore the rhetoric of the armchair watercooler financial advisors telling you to have a mortgage, half of all houses are without a mortgage. A wise man once told me “would you rather give three dollars to the bank or one to the government?”

[temeculaguy]

Les, it’s a good thing, ignore the rhetoric of the armchair watercooler financial advisors telling you to have a mortgage, half of all houses are without a mortgage. A wise man once told me “would you rather give three dollars to the bank or one to the government?”

[temeculaguy]

Les, it’s a good thing, ignore the rhetoric of the armchair watercooler financial advisors telling you to have a mortgage, half of all houses are without a mortgage. A wise man once told me “would you rather give three dollars to the bank or one to the government?”

[temeculaguy]

Les, it’s a good thing, ignore the rhetoric of the armchair watercooler financial advisors telling you to have a mortgage, half of all houses are without a mortgage. A wise man once told me “would you rather give three dollars to the bank or one to the government?”

[scaredyclassic]

But the last 5 years of a mortgage are nit the same as the first five

[scaredyclassic]

But the last 5 years of a mortgage are nit the same as the first five

[scaredyclassic]

But the last 5 years of a mortgage are nit the same as the first five

[scaredyclassic]

But the last 5 years of a mortgage are nit the same as the first five

[scaredyclassic]

But the last 5 years of a mortgage are nit the same as the first five

[SD Realtor]

LesBaer congratulations on paying off your mortgage. I don’t know anybody who regrets paying off their mortgage early. Call the Dave Ramsey show and let him know you paid it off as well. Unlike most people, he preaches the path of wiping out debt from your life rather then focusing on building up wealth. Yet, wiping out debt usually will end up creating opportunity for you to build wealth.

[SD Realtor]

LesBaer congratulations on paying off your mortgage. I don’t know anybody who regrets paying off their mortgage early. Call the Dave Ramsey show and let him know you paid it off as well. Unlike most people, he preaches the path of wiping out debt from your life rather then focusing on building up wealth. Yet, wiping out debt usually will end up creating opportunity for you to build wealth.

[SD Realtor]

LesBaer congratulations on paying off your mortgage. I don’t know anybody who regrets paying off their mortgage early. Call the Dave Ramsey show and let him know you paid it off as well. Unlike most people, he preaches the path of wiping out debt from your life rather then focusing on building up wealth. Yet, wiping out debt usually will end up creating opportunity for you to build wealth.

[SD Realtor]

LesBaer congratulations on paying off your mortgage. I don’t know anybody who regrets paying off their mortgage early. Call the Dave Ramsey show and let him know you paid it off as well. Unlike most people, he preaches the path of wiping out debt from your life rather then focusing on building up wealth. Yet, wiping out debt usually will end up creating opportunity for you to build wealth.

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