Forum Replies Created
-
AuthorPosts
-
DJNinSD
ParticipantI bought it for $610k, it did continue up for another 10 months after that – a neighbor bought her’s (same floor plan) for $675k. When I say it is now down by $20k that is looking at the price on zillow.com as well as the price that a neighbor’s house is now selling for and it comparing to the price I paid, not the price it was at the peak.
You’ve given me really good information, thank you. Your item 7 though…what is a nonrecourse mortgage?
And, I really don’t want a new BMW! I am a fairly non-materialistic person — you’re right in that I was in that neighborhood for the good school.
thanks!
DJNinSD
ParticipantI bought it for $610k, it did continue up for another 10 months after that – a neighbor bought her’s (same floor plan) for $675k. When I say it is now down by $20k that is looking at the price on zillow.com as well as the price that a neighbor’s house is now selling for and it comparing to the price I paid, not the price it was at the peak.
You’ve given me really good information, thank you. Your item 7 though…what is a nonrecourse mortgage?
And, I really don’t want a new BMW! I am a fairly non-materialistic person — you’re right in that I was in that neighborhood for the good school.
thanks!
DJNinSD
ParticipantI bought it for $610k, it did continue up for another 10 months after that – a neighbor bought her’s (same floor plan) for $675k. When I say it is now down by $20k that is looking at the price on zillow.com as well as the price that a neighbor’s house is now selling for and it comparing to the price I paid, not the price it was at the peak.
You’ve given me really good information, thank you. Your item 7 though…what is a nonrecourse mortgage?
And, I really don’t want a new BMW! I am a fairly non-materialistic person — you’re right in that I was in that neighborhood for the good school.
thanks!
DJNinSD
ParticipantI bought it for $610k, it did continue up for another 10 months after that – a neighbor bought her’s (same floor plan) for $675k. When I say it is now down by $20k that is looking at the price on zillow.com as well as the price that a neighbor’s house is now selling for and it comparing to the price I paid, not the price it was at the peak.
You’ve given me really good information, thank you. Your item 7 though…what is a nonrecourse mortgage?
And, I really don’t want a new BMW! I am a fairly non-materialistic person — you’re right in that I was in that neighborhood for the good school.
thanks!
DJNinSD
Participant“What’s the freaking difference except that the bank was your landlord?”
The difference is that I was able to use the house payments as a tax writeoff when the bank is my landlord as compared to someone else.
Not once have I even thought that this is someone else’s fault. I’m just trying to figure out what I need to do. I can continue to make these high mortgage payments, I just don’t want to be stupid and throw money away.
I do appreciate the helpful opinions that most of you have provided.
DJNinSD
Participant“What’s the freaking difference except that the bank was your landlord?”
The difference is that I was able to use the house payments as a tax writeoff when the bank is my landlord as compared to someone else.
Not once have I even thought that this is someone else’s fault. I’m just trying to figure out what I need to do. I can continue to make these high mortgage payments, I just don’t want to be stupid and throw money away.
I do appreciate the helpful opinions that most of you have provided.
DJNinSD
Participant“What’s the freaking difference except that the bank was your landlord?”
The difference is that I was able to use the house payments as a tax writeoff when the bank is my landlord as compared to someone else.
Not once have I even thought that this is someone else’s fault. I’m just trying to figure out what I need to do. I can continue to make these high mortgage payments, I just don’t want to be stupid and throw money away.
I do appreciate the helpful opinions that most of you have provided.
DJNinSD
Participant“What’s the freaking difference except that the bank was your landlord?”
The difference is that I was able to use the house payments as a tax writeoff when the bank is my landlord as compared to someone else.
Not once have I even thought that this is someone else’s fault. I’m just trying to figure out what I need to do. I can continue to make these high mortgage payments, I just don’t want to be stupid and throw money away.
I do appreciate the helpful opinions that most of you have provided.
DJNinSD
Participant“What’s the freaking difference except that the bank was your landlord?”
The difference is that I was able to use the house payments as a tax writeoff when the bank is my landlord as compared to someone else.
Not once have I even thought that this is someone else’s fault. I’m just trying to figure out what I need to do. I can continue to make these high mortgage payments, I just don’t want to be stupid and throw money away.
I do appreciate the helpful opinions that most of you have provided.
DJNinSD
ParticipantSorry guys…I guess I’m really naive…but…I still don’t know what FB is???
DJNinSD
ParticipantSorry guys…I guess I’m really naive…but…I still don’t know what FB is???
DJNinSD
ParticipantSorry guys…I guess I’m really naive…but…I still don’t know what FB is???
DJNinSD
ParticipantSorry guys…I guess I’m really naive…but…I still don’t know what FB is???
DJNinSD
ParticipantSorry guys…I guess I’m really naive…but…I still don’t know what FB is???
-
AuthorPosts
