Giving in

[scaredyclassic]

easy money data point: i carefully shop cheap cash advance rates. it’s been a few years since ive seen true 0% cash advances. i get offers for 0%, but with a 3-4% transaction fee. today i got one for 0% interest and 1% transaction fee. also, 21 months interest free charges on the card. money is definitely still easy and getting much cheaper to come by. the credit card companies evidently think it’s time to start loading people up on debt. I will definitely leave the max on the 21 month cardand pay the min.

[JBurkett19]

As a previous poster put it- You own the mortgage and a tax bill. That is correct; however, with diligence, you will one day only own the tax bill, and let me tell you- when you’re old and haven’t a proper steady income, there’s nothing more important (outside of food money) than having a paid off shelter. Try being under the thumb of a landlord when you’re 65 and start living on a fixed income. Remember that the truths we make for ourselves don’t become visible until much later in life. Keep renting. Keep making someone else’s mortgage payment. At the end of it all, you’ll have nothing but paper money. Real estate has intrinsic value. Paper money has nothing but paper.

[JBurkett19]

As a previous poster put it- You own the mortgage and a tax bill. That is correct; however, with diligence, you will one day only own the tax bill, and let me tell you- when you’re old and haven’t a proper steady income, there’s nothing more important (outside of food money) than having a paid off shelter. Try being under the thumb of a landlord when you’re 65 and start living on a fixed income. Remember that the truths we make for ourselves don’t become visible until much later in life. Keep renting. Keep making someone else’s mortgage payment. At the end of it all, you’ll have nothing but paper money. Real estate has intrinsic value. Paper money has nothing but paper.

[JBurkett19]

As a previous poster put it- You own the mortgage and a tax bill. That is correct; however, with diligence, you will one day only own the tax bill, and let me tell you- when you’re old and haven’t a proper steady income, there’s nothing more important (outside of food money) than having a paid off shelter. Try being under the thumb of a landlord when you’re 65 and start living on a fixed income. Remember that the truths we make for ourselves don’t become visible until much later in life. Keep renting. Keep making someone else’s mortgage payment. At the end of it all, you’ll have nothing but paper money. Real estate has intrinsic value. Paper money has nothing but paper.

[JBurkett19]

As a previous poster put it- You own the mortgage and a tax bill. That is correct; however, with diligence, you will one day only own the tax bill, and let me tell you- when you’re old and haven’t a proper steady income, there’s nothing more important (outside of food money) than having a paid off shelter. Try being under the thumb of a landlord when you’re 65 and start living on a fixed income. Remember that the truths we make for ourselves don’t become visible until much later in life. Keep renting. Keep making someone else’s mortgage payment. At the end of it all, you’ll have nothing but paper money. Real estate has intrinsic value. Paper money has nothing but paper.

[JBurkett19]

As a previous poster put it- You own the mortgage and a tax bill. That is correct; however, with diligence, you will one day only own the tax bill, and let me tell you- when you’re old and haven’t a proper steady income, there’s nothing more important (outside of food money) than having a paid off shelter. Try being under the thumb of a landlord when you’re 65 and start living on a fixed income. Remember that the truths we make for ourselves don’t become visible until much later in life. Keep renting. Keep making someone else’s mortgage payment. At the end of it all, you’ll have nothing but paper money. Real estate has intrinsic value. Paper money has nothing but paper.

[scaredyclassic]

65? Ha. I would be halfway thru the damn mortgage

[scaredyclassic]

65? Ha. I would be halfway thru the damn mortgage

[scaredyclassic]

65? Ha. I would be halfway thru the damn mortgage

[scaredyclassic]

65? Ha. I would be halfway thru the damn mortgage

[scaredyclassic]

65? Ha. I would be halfway thru the damn mortgage

[an]

[quote=walterwhite]65? Ha. I would be halfway thru the damn mortgage[/quote]
Which is why timing of pay off mortgage is almost as important as the price. If you wait for your ideal price, you’ll have to offset the time you waited with a shorter mortgage.

[an]

[quote=walterwhite]65? Ha. I would be halfway thru the damn mortgage[/quote]
Which is why timing of pay off mortgage is almost as important as the price. If you wait for your ideal price, you’ll have to offset the time you waited with a shorter mortgage.

[an]

[quote=walterwhite]65? Ha. I would be halfway thru the damn mortgage[/quote]
Which is why timing of pay off mortgage is almost as important as the price. If you wait for your ideal price, you’ll have to offset the time you waited with a shorter mortgage.

[an]

[quote=walterwhite]65? Ha. I would be halfway thru the damn mortgage[/quote]
Which is why timing of pay off mortgage is almost as important as the price. If you wait for your ideal price, you’ll have to offset the time you waited with a shorter mortgage.

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