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January 13, 2008 at 3:23 PM #11490January 13, 2008 at 3:45 PM #135168
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GuestI disagree! I believe anyone with 90K or even less income would gladly be given a mortgage tomorrow for a 600K house. With or without a down payment.
Hmmm…I didn’t know there were still companies out there giving these types of loans. Are there? Someone making 90K can’t afford a 600k house, can they? That’s why we’re in the mess we’re in today.
January 13, 2008 at 3:45 PM #135464Anonymous
GuestI disagree! I believe anyone with 90K or even less income would gladly be given a mortgage tomorrow for a 600K house. With or without a down payment.
Hmmm…I didn’t know there were still companies out there giving these types of loans. Are there? Someone making 90K can’t afford a 600k house, can they? That’s why we’re in the mess we’re in today.
January 13, 2008 at 3:45 PM #135421Anonymous
GuestI disagree! I believe anyone with 90K or even less income would gladly be given a mortgage tomorrow for a 600K house. With or without a down payment.
Hmmm…I didn’t know there were still companies out there giving these types of loans. Are there? Someone making 90K can’t afford a 600k house, can they? That’s why we’re in the mess we’re in today.
January 13, 2008 at 3:45 PM #135367Anonymous
GuestI disagree! I believe anyone with 90K or even less income would gladly be given a mortgage tomorrow for a 600K house. With or without a down payment.
Hmmm…I didn’t know there were still companies out there giving these types of loans. Are there? Someone making 90K can’t afford a 600k house, can they? That’s why we’re in the mess we’re in today.
January 13, 2008 at 3:45 PM #135364Anonymous
GuestI disagree! I believe anyone with 90K or even less income would gladly be given a mortgage tomorrow for a 600K house. With or without a down payment.
Hmmm…I didn’t know there were still companies out there giving these types of loans. Are there? Someone making 90K can’t afford a 600k house, can they? That’s why we’re in the mess we’re in today.
January 13, 2008 at 4:24 PM #135182paramount
Participant90k isn’t exactly chump change…oh yah, I forgot, I am on Piggy’s Fantasy Island where 99.9% of all people are not part of the so-called “middle-class” (an ugly word on these forums). Piggy’s Fantasy Island – where the median income is 250k and the median credit score is 845 – and yet most are renters.
Of course someone making 90k could afford a 600k house, depends on how much he/she has for a down payment.
January 13, 2008 at 4:24 PM #135437paramount
Participant90k isn’t exactly chump change…oh yah, I forgot, I am on Piggy’s Fantasy Island where 99.9% of all people are not part of the so-called “middle-class” (an ugly word on these forums). Piggy’s Fantasy Island – where the median income is 250k and the median credit score is 845 – and yet most are renters.
Of course someone making 90k could afford a 600k house, depends on how much he/she has for a down payment.
January 13, 2008 at 4:24 PM #135479paramount
Participant90k isn’t exactly chump change…oh yah, I forgot, I am on Piggy’s Fantasy Island where 99.9% of all people are not part of the so-called “middle-class” (an ugly word on these forums). Piggy’s Fantasy Island – where the median income is 250k and the median credit score is 845 – and yet most are renters.
Of course someone making 90k could afford a 600k house, depends on how much he/she has for a down payment.
January 13, 2008 at 4:24 PM #135379paramount
Participant90k isn’t exactly chump change…oh yah, I forgot, I am on Piggy’s Fantasy Island where 99.9% of all people are not part of the so-called “middle-class” (an ugly word on these forums). Piggy’s Fantasy Island – where the median income is 250k and the median credit score is 845 – and yet most are renters.
Of course someone making 90k could afford a 600k house, depends on how much he/she has for a down payment.
January 13, 2008 at 4:24 PM #135381paramount
Participant90k isn’t exactly chump change…oh yah, I forgot, I am on Piggy’s Fantasy Island where 99.9% of all people are not part of the so-called “middle-class” (an ugly word on these forums). Piggy’s Fantasy Island – where the median income is 250k and the median credit score is 845 – and yet most are renters.
Of course someone making 90k could afford a 600k house, depends on how much he/she has for a down payment.
January 13, 2008 at 5:38 PM #135514vizcaya
ParticipantI make 90k, and the most comfortable home purchase, without going broke every payday is a $420k home. This involves me putting about %20 percent down. With a mortage loan of $300k at 5.375, my monthly Payment including taxes and insurance is about $2100 a month.
I cannot understand why someone would think they can afford a $600k or even a $400k mortage with only 90k houshold income.
January 13, 2008 at 5:38 PM #135215vizcaya
ParticipantI make 90k, and the most comfortable home purchase, without going broke every payday is a $420k home. This involves me putting about %20 percent down. With a mortage loan of $300k at 5.375, my monthly Payment including taxes and insurance is about $2100 a month.
I cannot understand why someone would think they can afford a $600k or even a $400k mortage with only 90k houshold income.
January 13, 2008 at 5:38 PM #135417vizcaya
ParticipantI make 90k, and the most comfortable home purchase, without going broke every payday is a $420k home. This involves me putting about %20 percent down. With a mortage loan of $300k at 5.375, my monthly Payment including taxes and insurance is about $2100 a month.
I cannot understand why someone would think they can afford a $600k or even a $400k mortage with only 90k houshold income.
January 13, 2008 at 5:38 PM #135414vizcaya
ParticipantI make 90k, and the most comfortable home purchase, without going broke every payday is a $420k home. This involves me putting about %20 percent down. With a mortage loan of $300k at 5.375, my monthly Payment including taxes and insurance is about $2100 a month.
I cannot understand why someone would think they can afford a $600k or even a $400k mortage with only 90k houshold income.
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