[danthedart]

With the low inventory and bidding wars going on, what strategy should potential buyers use to get a house they want? Bid 10% over asking?

[danthedart]

Inherently fair?

What a joke. Take this example:

2 people bought a home in 2005 in the same neighborhood for the same price 600k lets say. It’s worth only 400k now.

Person A makes 300k a year and person B makes only 70k a year. Person B gets a principle reduction and person A does not under Zandi’s plan.

[danthedart]

Inherently fair?

What a joke. Take this example:

2 people bought a home in 2005 in the same neighborhood for the same price 600k lets say. It’s worth only 400k now.

Person A makes 300k a year and person B makes only 70k a year. Person B gets a principle reduction and person A does not under Zandi’s plan.

[danthedart]

Inherently fair?

What a joke. Take this example:

2 people bought a home in 2005 in the same neighborhood for the same price 600k lets say. It’s worth only 400k now.

Person A makes 300k a year and person B makes only 70k a year. Person B gets a principle reduction and person A does not under Zandi’s plan.

[danthedart]

Inherently fair?

What a joke. Take this example:

2 people bought a home in 2005 in the same neighborhood for the same price 600k lets say. It’s worth only 400k now.

Person A makes 300k a year and person B makes only 70k a year. Person B gets a principle reduction and person A does not under Zandi’s plan.

[danthedart]

Inherently fair?

What a joke. Take this example:

2 people bought a home in 2005 in the same neighborhood for the same price 600k lets say. It’s worth only 400k now.

Person A makes 300k a year and person B makes only 70k a year. Person B gets a principle reduction and person A does not under Zandi’s plan.

[danthedart]

You would probably need sub 80 to be cash flow positive.

Have you heard of the 50% rule?
http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/17612-where-does-the-5-rule-come-from-

[danthedart]

You would probably need sub 80 to be cash flow positive.

Have you heard of the 50% rule?
http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/17612-where-does-the-5-rule-come-from-

[danthedart]

You would probably need sub 80 to be cash flow positive.

Have you heard of the 50% rule?
http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/17612-where-does-the-5-rule-come-from-

[danthedart]

You would probably need sub 80 to be cash flow positive.

Have you heard of the 50% rule?
http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/17612-where-does-the-5-rule-come-from-

[danthedart]

You would probably need sub 80 to be cash flow positive.

Have you heard of the 50% rule?
http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/17612-where-does-the-5-rule-come-from-

[danthedart]

maybe in 5 year he won’t have to pay the medical bills for his wife’s cancer?

[danthedart]

maybe in 5 year he won’t have to pay the medical bills for his wife’s cancer?

[danthedart]

maybe in 5 year he won’t have to pay the medical bills for his wife’s cancer?

[danthedart]

maybe in 5 year he won’t have to pay the medical bills for his wife’s cancer?

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