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Diego Mamani
ParticipantThank you for sharing.
It’s amazing that we have some many threads titled “is it time to buy yet?” We obviously have at least 2-3 years of falling prices ahead of us!
Keep renting and don’t think about throwing money away in mortgage payments or lost equity.
ParticipantThank you for sharing.
It’s amazing that we have some many threads titled “is it time to buy yet?” We obviously have at least 2-3 years of falling prices ahead of us!
Keep renting and don’t think about throwing money away in mortgage payments or lost equity.
ParticipantThank you for sharing.
It’s amazing that we have some many threads titled “is it time to buy yet?” We obviously have at least 2-3 years of falling prices ahead of us!
Keep renting and don’t think about throwing money away in mortgage payments or lost equity.
ParticipantThank you for sharing.
It’s amazing that we have some many threads titled “is it time to buy yet?” We obviously have at least 2-3 years of falling prices ahead of us!
Keep renting and don’t think about throwing money away in mortgage payments or lost equity.
ParticipantYou can probably rent that “$450K” house for $2000/month, gardener and general maintenance included.
You should publish the loan agent’s email address so that piggintonians can “educate” her…
ParticipantYou can probably rent that “$450K” house for $2000/month, gardener and general maintenance included.
You should publish the loan agent’s email address so that piggintonians can “educate” her…
ParticipantYou can probably rent that “$450K” house for $2000/month, gardener and general maintenance included.
You should publish the loan agent’s email address so that piggintonians can “educate” her…
ParticipantYou can probably rent that “$450K” house for $2000/month, gardener and general maintenance included.
You should publish the loan agent’s email address so that piggintonians can “educate” her…
ParticipantYou can probably rent that “$450K” house for $2000/month, gardener and general maintenance included.
You should publish the loan agent’s email address so that piggintonians can “educate” her…
August 5, 2008 at 1:12 PM in reply to: What is a sensible criteria to determine when to pull the trigger? #252751Participant“I don’t think that builders can produce a home for under $100sqft with today building cost.”
May be true. BUT, I’m sure banks and other F’d lenders will be happy to sell newer construction (year 2000 and later) for under $100/sf!! And this supply is huge and still increasing rapidly.
August 5, 2008 at 1:12 PM in reply to: What is a sensible criteria to determine when to pull the trigger? #252918Participant“I don’t think that builders can produce a home for under $100sqft with today building cost.”
May be true. BUT, I’m sure banks and other F’d lenders will be happy to sell newer construction (year 2000 and later) for under $100/sf!! And this supply is huge and still increasing rapidly.
August 5, 2008 at 1:12 PM in reply to: What is a sensible criteria to determine when to pull the trigger? #252927Participant“I don’t think that builders can produce a home for under $100sqft with today building cost.”
May be true. BUT, I’m sure banks and other F’d lenders will be happy to sell newer construction (year 2000 and later) for under $100/sf!! And this supply is huge and still increasing rapidly.
August 5, 2008 at 1:12 PM in reply to: What is a sensible criteria to determine when to pull the trigger? #252984Participant“I don’t think that builders can produce a home for under $100sqft with today building cost.”
May be true. BUT, I’m sure banks and other F’d lenders will be happy to sell newer construction (year 2000 and later) for under $100/sf!! And this supply is huge and still increasing rapidly.
August 5, 2008 at 1:12 PM in reply to: What is a sensible criteria to determine when to pull the trigger? #252992Participant“I don’t think that builders can produce a home for under $100sqft with today building cost.”
May be true. BUT, I’m sure banks and other F’d lenders will be happy to sell newer construction (year 2000 and later) for under $100/sf!! And this supply is huge and still increasing rapidly.
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