Investing in bonds – Question for investing gurus

[aldante]

If you have over a 1 year time frame but less then 3 years, try looking at a combo of 60% vfiix 40% pttdx.

[scaredyclassic]

I am starting to think it’s more about finding a place u can live in than the best price

Skip bonds

other than that no investment advice

[scaredyclassic]

I am starting to think it’s more about finding a place u can live in than the best price

Skip bonds

other than that no investment advice

[scaredyclassic]

I am starting to think it’s more about finding a place u can live in than the best price

Skip bonds

other than that no investment advice

[scaredyclassic]

I am starting to think it’s more about finding a place u can live in than the best price

Skip bonds

other than that no investment advice

[scaredyclassic]

I am starting to think it’s more about finding a place u can live in than the best price

Skip bonds

other than that no investment advice

[bearishgurl]

[quote=walterwhite]I am starting to think it’s more about finding a place u can live in than the best price . . . [/quote]

scaredy, price is VERY important, but NOT to the extent that the buyer is virtually “paralyzed” from making a deal that would be good for themselves and their family . . . where they are stuck, indecisive, and deathly afraid of making a financial mistake. This “phenomenon” is SAD to me because I see the current mortgage market as an extremely favorable opportunity to make a great deal benefiting everyone involved. However, many buyers seem afraid to step up to the plate in some instances. I truly believe some of these (private) sellers would become more realistic if they were offered deals that they would find hard to refuse.

[bearishgurl]

[quote=walterwhite]I am starting to think it’s more about finding a place u can live in than the best price . . . [/quote]

scaredy, price is VERY important, but NOT to the extent that the buyer is virtually “paralyzed” from making a deal that would be good for themselves and their family . . . where they are stuck, indecisive, and deathly afraid of making a financial mistake. This “phenomenon” is SAD to me because I see the current mortgage market as an extremely favorable opportunity to make a great deal benefiting everyone involved. However, many buyers seem afraid to step up to the plate in some instances. I truly believe some of these (private) sellers would become more realistic if they were offered deals that they would find hard to refuse.

[bearishgurl]

[quote=walterwhite]I am starting to think it’s more about finding a place u can live in than the best price . . . [/quote]

scaredy, price is VERY important, but NOT to the extent that the buyer is virtually “paralyzed” from making a deal that would be good for themselves and their family . . . where they are stuck, indecisive, and deathly afraid of making a financial mistake. This “phenomenon” is SAD to me because I see the current mortgage market as an extremely favorable opportunity to make a great deal benefiting everyone involved. However, many buyers seem afraid to step up to the plate in some instances. I truly believe some of these (private) sellers would become more realistic if they were offered deals that they would find hard to refuse.

[bearishgurl]

[quote=walterwhite]I am starting to think it’s more about finding a place u can live in than the best price . . . [/quote]

scaredy, price is VERY important, but NOT to the extent that the buyer is virtually “paralyzed” from making a deal that would be good for themselves and their family . . . where they are stuck, indecisive, and deathly afraid of making a financial mistake. This “phenomenon” is SAD to me because I see the current mortgage market as an extremely favorable opportunity to make a great deal benefiting everyone involved. However, many buyers seem afraid to step up to the plate in some instances. I truly believe some of these (private) sellers would become more realistic if they were offered deals that they would find hard to refuse.

[bearishgurl]

[quote=walterwhite]I am starting to think it’s more about finding a place u can live in than the best price . . . [/quote]

scaredy, price is VERY important, but NOT to the extent that the buyer is virtually “paralyzed” from making a deal that would be good for themselves and their family . . . where they are stuck, indecisive, and deathly afraid of making a financial mistake. This “phenomenon” is SAD to me because I see the current mortgage market as an extremely favorable opportunity to make a great deal benefiting everyone involved. However, many buyers seem afraid to step up to the plate in some instances. I truly believe some of these (private) sellers would become more realistic if they were offered deals that they would find hard to refuse.

[infoseeker]

For 5 year target, I would suggest starting 50% vbisx and 50% vbiix.. Linearly rebalance yearly from vbiix to vbisx

[infoseeker]

For 5 year target, I would suggest starting 50% vbisx and 50% vbiix.. Linearly rebalance yearly from vbiix to vbisx

[infoseeker]

For 5 year target, I would suggest starting 50% vbisx and 50% vbiix.. Linearly rebalance yearly from vbiix to vbisx

[infoseeker]

For 5 year target, I would suggest starting 50% vbisx and 50% vbiix.. Linearly rebalance yearly from vbiix to vbisx

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