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April 13, 2011 at 8:44 AM #687293April 13, 2011 at 8:48 AM #686128
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ParticipantPersonally the minimum I require to tolerate an unhappy wife is 28,800. That was the number I used in my buy rent calculations. That’s annually.
April 13, 2011 at 8:48 AM #686184ParticipantPersonally the minimum I require to tolerate an unhappy wife is 28,800. That was the number I used in my buy rent calculations. That’s annually.
April 13, 2011 at 8:48 AM #686808ParticipantPersonally the minimum I require to tolerate an unhappy wife is 28,800. That was the number I used in my buy rent calculations. That’s annually.
April 13, 2011 at 8:48 AM #686949ParticipantPersonally the minimum I require to tolerate an unhappy wife is 28,800. That was the number I used in my buy rent calculations. That’s annually.
April 13, 2011 at 8:48 AM #687298ParticipantPersonally the minimum I require to tolerate an unhappy wife is 28,800. That was the number I used in my buy rent calculations. That’s annually.
April 13, 2011 at 9:03 AM #686133Scarlett
Participant[quote=UCguy]Here is another reason why to buy – giving our age.
We could choose to give away money to pay PMI for 7-8 years – 38.5 K total over 7.5 years or, to pay rent – 26K per year, times 2.5… > 55K.
[/quote]I think it’s incomplete calculation. Take into account that in those 2.5 years you will pay, what, $1000/mo LESS on housing if you rent. Plus you don’t have to pay any maintenance, higher utilities, HOA, MR, etc.
April 13, 2011 at 9:03 AM #686190Participant[quote=UCguy]Here is another reason why to buy – giving our age.
We could choose to give away money to pay PMI for 7-8 years – 38.5 K total over 7.5 years or, to pay rent – 26K per year, times 2.5… > 55K.
[/quote]I think it’s incomplete calculation. Take into account that in those 2.5 years you will pay, what, $1000/mo LESS on housing if you rent. Plus you don’t have to pay any maintenance, higher utilities, HOA, MR, etc.
April 13, 2011 at 9:03 AM #686813Participant[quote=UCguy]Here is another reason why to buy – giving our age.
We could choose to give away money to pay PMI for 7-8 years – 38.5 K total over 7.5 years or, to pay rent – 26K per year, times 2.5… > 55K.
[/quote]I think it’s incomplete calculation. Take into account that in those 2.5 years you will pay, what, $1000/mo LESS on housing if you rent. Plus you don’t have to pay any maintenance, higher utilities, HOA, MR, etc.
April 13, 2011 at 9:03 AM #686954Participant[quote=UCguy]Here is another reason why to buy – giving our age.
We could choose to give away money to pay PMI for 7-8 years – 38.5 K total over 7.5 years or, to pay rent – 26K per year, times 2.5… > 55K.
[/quote]I think it’s incomplete calculation. Take into account that in those 2.5 years you will pay, what, $1000/mo LESS on housing if you rent. Plus you don’t have to pay any maintenance, higher utilities, HOA, MR, etc.
April 13, 2011 at 9:03 AM #687303Participant[quote=UCguy]Here is another reason why to buy – giving our age.
We could choose to give away money to pay PMI for 7-8 years – 38.5 K total over 7.5 years or, to pay rent – 26K per year, times 2.5… > 55K.
[/quote]I think it’s incomplete calculation. Take into account that in those 2.5 years you will pay, what, $1000/mo LESS on housing if you rent. Plus you don’t have to pay any maintenance, higher utilities, HOA, MR, etc.
April 13, 2011 at 9:12 AM #686148(former)FormerSanDiegan
ParticipantUCGuy – Affordability in San Diego is at a multi-generational low right now. If you can comfortably afford what you want with 10-20% down and have a decent cash cushion, I say go for it.
Just take your time. I don’t think the situation in terms of pricing will change much over the next 6-12 months.April 13, 2011 at 9:12 AM #686205ParticipantUCGuy – Affordability in San Diego is at a multi-generational low right now. If you can comfortably afford what you want with 10-20% down and have a decent cash cushion, I say go for it.
Just take your time. I don’t think the situation in terms of pricing will change much over the next 6-12 months.April 13, 2011 at 9:12 AM #686828ParticipantUCGuy – Affordability in San Diego is at a multi-generational low right now. If you can comfortably afford what you want with 10-20% down and have a decent cash cushion, I say go for it.
Just take your time. I don’t think the situation in terms of pricing will change much over the next 6-12 months.April 13, 2011 at 9:12 AM #686969ParticipantUCGuy – Affordability in San Diego is at a multi-generational low right now. If you can comfortably afford what you want with 10-20% down and have a decent cash cushion, I say go for it.
Just take your time. I don’t think the situation in terms of pricing will change much over the next 6-12 months. -
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