is ther e a ratio of the odds of a divorce to.the wisdom of purchasing of a home?
say you think there is a 90% chance of divorce int he next 3 years. bad idea to buya house together. what about 40% in 7 years? 28% in 9 years? 61% in 5 years. is there a rule of thumb, or can someone create one?
Not to be harsh but this is a public forum and well… you asked the question.
With those stats your life is an impending train wreck. The truth is more like 100% chance of divorce in two years if you start now, and it sounds like you should.
A newly purchased house will mostly have to be sold for settlement issues. Figure spending $30K or MORE to sell it: commissions, staging, repairs, settlement fees, cleaning etc.
Work on getting your life together before making a massive investment in a home.
Not to be harsh but this is a public forum and well… you asked the question.
With those stats your life is an impending train wreck. The truth is more like 100% chance of divorce in two years if you start now, and it sounds like you should.
A newly purchased house will mostly have to be sold for settlement issues. Figure spending $30K or MORE to sell it: commissions, staging, repairs, settlement fees, cleaning etc.
Work on getting your life together before making a massive investment in a home.
Not to be harsh but this is a public forum and well… you asked the question.
With those stats your life is an impending train wreck. The truth is more like 100% chance of divorce in two years if you start now, and it sounds like you should.
A newly purchased house will mostly have to be sold for settlement issues. Figure spending $30K or MORE to sell it: commissions, staging, repairs, settlement fees, cleaning etc.
Work on getting your life together before making a massive investment in a home.
Not to be harsh but this is a public forum and well… you asked the question.
With those stats your life is an impending train wreck. The truth is more like 100% chance of divorce in two years if you start now, and it sounds like you should.
A newly purchased house will mostly have to be sold for settlement issues. Figure spending $30K or MORE to sell it: commissions, staging, repairs, settlement fees, cleaning etc.
Work on getting your life together before making a massive investment in a home.
Not to be harsh but this is a public forum and well… you asked the question.
With those stats your life is an impending train wreck. The truth is more like 100% chance of divorce in two years if you start now, and it sounds like you should.
A newly purchased house will mostly have to be sold for settlement issues. Figure spending $30K or MORE to sell it: commissions, staging, repairs, settlement fees, cleaning etc.
Work on getting your life together before making a massive investment in a home.
