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Eugene
Participant1000/kid/month is above average even for infants. As kids grow older, they get cheaper.
Participant1000/kid/month is above average even for infants. As kids grow older, they get cheaper.
ParticipantIt’s obviously a bad idea to stretch yourself and count on future salary raises to bail you out. But that’s not your situation. With 140K pretax income you should have no problem making payments on a 500k or even a 600k house.
ParticipantIt’s obviously a bad idea to stretch yourself and count on future salary raises to bail you out. But that’s not your situation. With 140K pretax income you should have no problem making payments on a 500k or even a 600k house.
ParticipantIt’s obviously a bad idea to stretch yourself and count on future salary raises to bail you out. But that’s not your situation. With 140K pretax income you should have no problem making payments on a 500k or even a 600k house.
ParticipantIt’s obviously a bad idea to stretch yourself and count on future salary raises to bail you out. But that’s not your situation. With 140K pretax income you should have no problem making payments on a 500k or even a 600k house.
ParticipantJet(s) Pl is strange. A small group of expensive homes with tiny lots in the middle of what looks like a lower middle class neighborhodo – old semi-run-down houses, dirt yards, some trash lying around. Not quite National City but not the kind of area you expect for the money. For 515k, I’d take Eureka Springs over that place without hesitation.
ParticipantJet(s) Pl is strange. A small group of expensive homes with tiny lots in the middle of what looks like a lower middle class neighborhodo – old semi-run-down houses, dirt yards, some trash lying around. Not quite National City but not the kind of area you expect for the money. For 515k, I’d take Eureka Springs over that place without hesitation.
ParticipantJet(s) Pl is strange. A small group of expensive homes with tiny lots in the middle of what looks like a lower middle class neighborhodo – old semi-run-down houses, dirt yards, some trash lying around. Not quite National City but not the kind of area you expect for the money. For 515k, I’d take Eureka Springs over that place without hesitation.
ParticipantJet(s) Pl is strange. A small group of expensive homes with tiny lots in the middle of what looks like a lower middle class neighborhodo – old semi-run-down houses, dirt yards, some trash lying around. Not quite National City but not the kind of area you expect for the money. For 515k, I’d take Eureka Springs over that place without hesitation.
November 4, 2007 at 6:38 PM in reply to: Payoff Mortgage in 1/3 the time without doing anything different? #95441ParticipantIMO it’s the same thing as paying as much as possible for your mortgage every month, not saving any money, and keeping a HELOC open in case of emergencies.
The idea of paying off your mortgage with a HELOC is ridiculous, interest on your mortgage is typically lower than on a HELOC.
November 4, 2007 at 6:38 PM in reply to: Payoff Mortgage in 1/3 the time without doing anything different? #95500ParticipantIMO it’s the same thing as paying as much as possible for your mortgage every month, not saving any money, and keeping a HELOC open in case of emergencies.
The idea of paying off your mortgage with a HELOC is ridiculous, interest on your mortgage is typically lower than on a HELOC.
November 4, 2007 at 6:38 PM in reply to: Payoff Mortgage in 1/3 the time without doing anything different? #95505ParticipantIMO it’s the same thing as paying as much as possible for your mortgage every month, not saving any money, and keeping a HELOC open in case of emergencies.
The idea of paying off your mortgage with a HELOC is ridiculous, interest on your mortgage is typically lower than on a HELOC.
November 4, 2007 at 6:38 PM in reply to: Payoff Mortgage in 1/3 the time without doing anything different? #95515ParticipantIMO it’s the same thing as paying as much as possible for your mortgage every month, not saving any money, and keeping a HELOC open in case of emergencies.
The idea of paying off your mortgage with a HELOC is ridiculous, interest on your mortgage is typically lower than on a HELOC.
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