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ParticipantHow often does one get a pay cut in comparison to a pay raise? Wouldn’t each upgrade cost you 6% anyways? That’s a lot of $ to throw away. If you have sufficient rainy day fund, wouldn’t it offset the risk of job loss in your risk calculation? Also, no one know your job security better than you. But if a mass market meltdown and widespread job loss occur, then it doesn’t really matter if you stretch or not, you’ll have no income to even pay for a mobile home, so calculate your own risk tolerance accordingly. No one know that better than you do.
ParticipantHow often does one get a pay cut in comparison to a pay raise? Wouldn’t each upgrade cost you 6% anyways? That’s a lot of $ to throw away. If you have sufficient rainy day fund, wouldn’t it offset the risk of job loss in your risk calculation? Also, no one know your job security better than you. But if a mass market meltdown and widespread job loss occur, then it doesn’t really matter if you stretch or not, you’ll have no income to even pay for a mobile home, so calculate your own risk tolerance accordingly. No one know that better than you do.
ParticipantHow often does one get a pay cut in comparison to a pay raise? Wouldn’t each upgrade cost you 6% anyways? That’s a lot of $ to throw away. If you have sufficient rainy day fund, wouldn’t it offset the risk of job loss in your risk calculation? Also, no one know your job security better than you. But if a mass market meltdown and widespread job loss occur, then it doesn’t really matter if you stretch or not, you’ll have no income to even pay for a mobile home, so calculate your own risk tolerance accordingly. No one know that better than you do.
ParticipantYou might want to look at Canadian and Latin America too. All my investments are in European, Asian, Canadian, and Latin American mutual funds. They’ve been treating me well the last 2 years.
ParticipantYou might want to look at Canadian and Latin America too. All my investments are in European, Asian, Canadian, and Latin American mutual funds. They’ve been treating me well the last 2 years.
ParticipantYou might want to look at Canadian and Latin America too. All my investments are in European, Asian, Canadian, and Latin American mutual funds. They’ve been treating me well the last 2 years.
ParticipantYou might want to look at Canadian and Latin America too. All my investments are in European, Asian, Canadian, and Latin American mutual funds. They’ve been treating me well the last 2 years.
ParticipantIF housing is cyclical and IF you buy it at the bottom or when it start to trend up, I think I will stretch a little to buy. Obviously, stretch for me might be very different than stretching for other since I max out my 401k and Roth. Stretching for me would be only saving 500-1000 month in cash after all expenses instead of $2k/month. Those people do make a good point though. If you’re young and you believe your salary will go up not only because of inflation but because you advance in your career, what you think is a stretch now might not be a stretch in 5 years. That’s just my 2 cents.
ParticipantIF housing is cyclical and IF you buy it at the bottom or when it start to trend up, I think I will stretch a little to buy. Obviously, stretch for me might be very different than stretching for other since I max out my 401k and Roth. Stretching for me would be only saving 500-1000 month in cash after all expenses instead of $2k/month. Those people do make a good point though. If you’re young and you believe your salary will go up not only because of inflation but because you advance in your career, what you think is a stretch now might not be a stretch in 5 years. That’s just my 2 cents.
ParticipantIF housing is cyclical and IF you buy it at the bottom or when it start to trend up, I think I will stretch a little to buy. Obviously, stretch for me might be very different than stretching for other since I max out my 401k and Roth. Stretching for me would be only saving 500-1000 month in cash after all expenses instead of $2k/month. Those people do make a good point though. If you’re young and you believe your salary will go up not only because of inflation but because you advance in your career, what you think is a stretch now might not be a stretch in 5 years. That’s just my 2 cents.
ParticipantIF housing is cyclical and IF you buy it at the bottom or when it start to trend up, I think I will stretch a little to buy. Obviously, stretch for me might be very different than stretching for other since I max out my 401k and Roth. Stretching for me would be only saving 500-1000 month in cash after all expenses instead of $2k/month. Those people do make a good point though. If you’re young and you believe your salary will go up not only because of inflation but because you advance in your career, what you think is a stretch now might not be a stretch in 5 years. That’s just my 2 cents.
ParticipantDid anyone went to this auction? I didn’t bother going since like SD R said, most of it is 919**. How was the turn out? What’s the typical sold price compare to starting bid and “Previously Valued”?
ParticipantDid anyone went to this auction? I didn’t bother going since like SD R said, most of it is 919**. How was the turn out? What’s the typical sold price compare to starting bid and “Previously Valued”?
ParticipantDid anyone went to this auction? I didn’t bother going since like SD R said, most of it is 919**. How was the turn out? What’s the typical sold price compare to starting bid and “Previously Valued”?
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