[quote=scaredycat]Anything you can say to calm me down would be profoundly appreciated.[/quote]
That’s easy. Hey, all the bailout money, funds spent on the war effort, the near zero interest rates, etc., etc., will have to be paid for. And we know what the price is: high inflation. We do know. We lived through that in the 1970s.
Given the high-inflation environment in front of us, owning RE is actually a good move. If you borrow money, you’ll end up paying peanuts in mortgage payments after only a few years. Plunge in.
[quote=scaredycat]Anything you can say to calm me down would be profoundly appreciated.[/quote]
That’s easy. Hey, all the bailout money, funds spent on the war effort, the near zero interest rates, etc., etc., will have to be paid for. And we know what the price is: high inflation. We do know. We lived through that in the 1970s.
Given the high-inflation environment in front of us, owning RE is actually a good move. If you borrow money, you’ll end up paying peanuts in mortgage payments after only a few years. Plunge in.
[quote=scaredycat]Anything you can say to calm me down would be profoundly appreciated.[/quote]
That’s easy. Hey, all the bailout money, funds spent on the war effort, the near zero interest rates, etc., etc., will have to be paid for. And we know what the price is: high inflation. We do know. We lived through that in the 1970s.
Given the high-inflation environment in front of us, owning RE is actually a good move. If you borrow money, you’ll end up paying peanuts in mortgage payments after only a few years. Plunge in.
[quote=scaredycat]Anything you can say to calm me down would be profoundly appreciated.[/quote]
That’s easy. Hey, all the bailout money, funds spent on the war effort, the near zero interest rates, etc., etc., will have to be paid for. And we know what the price is: high inflation. We do know. We lived through that in the 1970s.
Given the high-inflation environment in front of us, owning RE is actually a good move. If you borrow money, you’ll end up paying peanuts in mortgage payments after only a few years. Plunge in.
[quote=scaredycat]Anything you can say to calm me down would be profoundly appreciated.[/quote]
That’s easy. Hey, all the bailout money, funds spent on the war effort, the near zero interest rates, etc., etc., will have to be paid for. And we know what the price is: high inflation. We do know. We lived through that in the 1970s.
Given the high-inflation environment in front of us, owning RE is actually a good move. If you borrow money, you’ll end up paying peanuts in mortgage payments after only a few years. Plunge in.
scaredycat, good luck. Life is short, you also got to enjoy the house before you get too old. When the children leave, you will probably downsize again or live in that lonely castle.
scaredycat, good luck. Life is short, you also got to enjoy the house before you get too old. When the children leave, you will probably downsize again or live in that lonely castle.
scaredycat, good luck. Life is short, you also got to enjoy the house before you get too old. When the children leave, you will probably downsize again or live in that lonely castle.
scaredycat, good luck. Life is short, you also got to enjoy the house before you get too old. When the children leave, you will probably downsize again or live in that lonely castle.
