[DJNinSD]

I 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]

I 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]

I 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]

I 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]

I 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]

“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]

“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]

“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]

“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]

“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]

Sorry guys…I guess I’m really naive…but…I still don’t know what FB is???

[DJNinSD]

Sorry guys…I guess I’m really naive…but…I still don’t know what FB is???

[DJNinSD]

Sorry guys…I guess I’m really naive…but…I still don’t know what FB is???

[DJNinSD]

Sorry guys…I guess I’m really naive…but…I still don’t know what FB is???

[DJNinSD]

Sorry guys…I guess I’m really naive…but…I still don’t know what FB is???

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