I’m too old to own a home

[snail]

I used to be an owner, but now just a low life renter. I do really want to buy again but on the other hand don’t really want the hassle of selling if the job requires to. I also think when it is time to retire, I will be staying not in a house but on a senior apartment. So, why worry about buying a house anyway (I only going to buy if it get to $75/sqft in Morgan Hill, where is BEARVINE?). I will just spend my money on a HOG, what do anyone suggest a Roadking or a FatBoy?(sorry for hi-jack)

[scaredyclassic]

why do I need a 20% return?

[scaredyclassic]

why do I need a 20% return?

[scaredyclassic]

why do I need a 20% return?

[scaredyclassic]

why do I need a 20% return?

[scaredyclassic]

why do I need a 20% return?

[moneymaker]

I once thought a 15 year loan was ideal, if doable.Now I have a 30 year fixed @4.875% and I don’t think I want to pay it off early.Historically I’m thinking average mortgage rates are probably closer to 7.2%. So I bought knowing full well that prices could possibly drop another 20%, Zillow says it’s worth $100,000 more than we paid for it,just another reason to not believe Zillow’s data.My prediction is inflation and rising gold prices in the fall.May everyone keep their jobs and prosper!

[moneymaker]

I once thought a 15 year loan was ideal, if doable.Now I have a 30 year fixed @4.875% and I don’t think I want to pay it off early.Historically I’m thinking average mortgage rates are probably closer to 7.2%. So I bought knowing full well that prices could possibly drop another 20%, Zillow says it’s worth $100,000 more than we paid for it,just another reason to not believe Zillow’s data.My prediction is inflation and rising gold prices in the fall.May everyone keep their jobs and prosper!

[moneymaker]

I once thought a 15 year loan was ideal, if doable.Now I have a 30 year fixed @4.875% and I don’t think I want to pay it off early.Historically I’m thinking average mortgage rates are probably closer to 7.2%. So I bought knowing full well that prices could possibly drop another 20%, Zillow says it’s worth $100,000 more than we paid for it,just another reason to not believe Zillow’s data.My prediction is inflation and rising gold prices in the fall.May everyone keep their jobs and prosper!

[moneymaker]

I once thought a 15 year loan was ideal, if doable.Now I have a 30 year fixed @4.875% and I don’t think I want to pay it off early.Historically I’m thinking average mortgage rates are probably closer to 7.2%. So I bought knowing full well that prices could possibly drop another 20%, Zillow says it’s worth $100,000 more than we paid for it,just another reason to not believe Zillow’s data.My prediction is inflation and rising gold prices in the fall.May everyone keep their jobs and prosper!

[moneymaker]

I once thought a 15 year loan was ideal, if doable.Now I have a 30 year fixed @4.875% and I don’t think I want to pay it off early.Historically I’m thinking average mortgage rates are probably closer to 7.2%. So I bought knowing full well that prices could possibly drop another 20%, Zillow says it’s worth $100,000 more than we paid for it,just another reason to not believe Zillow’s data.My prediction is inflation and rising gold prices in the fall.May everyone keep their jobs and prosper!

[scaredyclassic]

sr apt living/nursing home is probably the endgame, but the fantasy of living by the family hearth is nice.

[scaredyclassic]

sr apt living/nursing home is probably the endgame, but the fantasy of living by the family hearth is nice.

[scaredyclassic]

sr apt living/nursing home is probably the endgame, but the fantasy of living by the family hearth is nice.

[scaredyclassic]

sr apt living/nursing home is probably the endgame, but the fantasy of living by the family hearth is nice.

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