next few months matter?

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

Well you figure even with normal Targeted inflation your looking at 3% (less than that and I think your in serious economic funk).

3% a year compounded plus the tax break hmmm…

Assuming your getting 50% off peak .Think think…

I don’t know I don’t have time but I think over twenty/thirty years as long as it equals about rent your now paying, let see…..

anyway I think you will find it a better investment over longer periods of time.

[streak]

Very interesting reading specially as someone moving to the USA, mores specifically SD in the next 5 months. We will be selling our house here in SA and be first time buyers in the USA.

From what I read here it appears that the best deal will be to wait for that possible 25% crater with possibly a concurrent increase in mortgage interest to say 10% and then buy for cash in CV or Del Mar? Make sense?

Having just arrived in about August we will rent first for a few months to get an understanding of the area,commute etc. While observing what’s happening in the market with a view to buying.

Reading all of your useful posts have taught me a great deal. Keep them coming!!

[streak]

Very interesting reading specially as someone moving to the USA, mores specifically SD in the next 5 months. We will be selling our house here in SA and be first time buyers in the USA.

From what I read here it appears that the best deal will be to wait for that possible 25% crater with possibly a concurrent increase in mortgage interest to say 10% and then buy for cash in CV or Del Mar? Make sense?

Having just arrived in about August we will rent first for a few months to get an understanding of the area,commute etc. While observing what’s happening in the market with a view to buying.

Reading all of your useful posts have taught me a great deal. Keep them coming!!

[streak]

Very interesting reading specially as someone moving to the USA, mores specifically SD in the next 5 months. We will be selling our house here in SA and be first time buyers in the USA.

From what I read here it appears that the best deal will be to wait for that possible 25% crater with possibly a concurrent increase in mortgage interest to say 10% and then buy for cash in CV or Del Mar? Make sense?

Having just arrived in about August we will rent first for a few months to get an understanding of the area,commute etc. While observing what’s happening in the market with a view to buying.

Reading all of your useful posts have taught me a great deal. Keep them coming!!

[streak]

Very interesting reading specially as someone moving to the USA, mores specifically SD in the next 5 months. We will be selling our house here in SA and be first time buyers in the USA.

From what I read here it appears that the best deal will be to wait for that possible 25% crater with possibly a concurrent increase in mortgage interest to say 10% and then buy for cash in CV or Del Mar? Make sense?

Having just arrived in about August we will rent first for a few months to get an understanding of the area,commute etc. While observing what’s happening in the market with a view to buying.

Reading all of your useful posts have taught me a great deal. Keep them coming!!

[streak]

Very interesting reading specially as someone moving to the USA, mores specifically SD in the next 5 months. We will be selling our house here in SA and be first time buyers in the USA.

From what I read here it appears that the best deal will be to wait for that possible 25% crater with possibly a concurrent increase in mortgage interest to say 10% and then buy for cash in CV or Del Mar? Make sense?

Having just arrived in about August we will rent first for a few months to get an understanding of the area,commute etc. While observing what’s happening in the market with a view to buying.

Reading all of your useful posts have taught me a great deal. Keep them coming!!

[scaredyclassic]

whatever you can reasonably expect to happen will not happen. Then it will happen much later when you’ve decided it will likely not happen after all. So do whatever you think is the exact wrong thing to do.

[scaredyclassic]

whatever you can reasonably expect to happen will not happen. Then it will happen much later when you’ve decided it will likely not happen after all. So do whatever you think is the exact wrong thing to do.

[scaredyclassic]

whatever you can reasonably expect to happen will not happen. Then it will happen much later when you’ve decided it will likely not happen after all. So do whatever you think is the exact wrong thing to do.

[scaredyclassic]

whatever you can reasonably expect to happen will not happen. Then it will happen much later when you’ve decided it will likely not happen after all. So do whatever you think is the exact wrong thing to do.

[scaredyclassic]

whatever you can reasonably expect to happen will not happen. Then it will happen much later when you’ve decided it will likely not happen after all. So do whatever you think is the exact wrong thing to do.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=scaredycat]whatever you can reasonably expect to happen will not happen. Then it will happen much later when you’ve decided it will likely not happen after all. So do whatever you think is the exact wrong thing to do.[/quote]

Yes I think this makes a lot of sense when it comes to finance (with exception of the really stupid Ideas anyway).

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=scaredycat]whatever you can reasonably expect to happen will not happen. Then it will happen much later when you’ve decided it will likely not happen after all. So do whatever you think is the exact wrong thing to do.[/quote]

Yes I think this makes a lot of sense when it comes to finance (with exception of the really stupid Ideas anyway).

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=scaredycat]whatever you can reasonably expect to happen will not happen. Then it will happen much later when you’ve decided it will likely not happen after all. So do whatever you think is the exact wrong thing to do.[/quote]

Yes I think this makes a lot of sense when it comes to finance (with exception of the really stupid Ideas anyway).

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=scaredycat]whatever you can reasonably expect to happen will not happen. Then it will happen much later when you’ve decided it will likely not happen after all. So do whatever you think is the exact wrong thing to do.[/quote]

Yes I think this makes a lot of sense when it comes to finance (with exception of the really stupid Ideas anyway).

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