[jimmyle]

Thanks, I will look into it. It is damn hard for first time buyer to save enough for 20% and still have some extra cash.

[quote=Mortgage Mentor]Here is a link to my site: http://www.YourFhaGuru.com for everything you ever wanted to know about FHA.

Bill[/quote]

[jimmyle]

Thanks, I will look into it. It is damn hard for first time buyer to save enough for 20% and still have some extra cash.

[quote=Mortgage Mentor]Here is a link to my site: http://www.YourFhaGuru.com for everything you ever wanted to know about FHA.

Bill[/quote]

[jimmyle]

Thanks, I will look into it. It is damn hard for first time buyer to save enough for 20% and still have some extra cash.

[quote=Mortgage Mentor]Here is a link to my site: http://www.YourFhaGuru.com for everything you ever wanted to know about FHA.

Bill[/quote]

[jimmyle]

The interest rate is just hypothetical. So I would pay a one time fee of $7,875 and no additional monthly payment?

Thanks,

[jimmyle]

The interest rate is just hypothetical. So I would pay a one time fee of $7,875 and no additional monthly payment?

Thanks,

[jimmyle]

The interest rate is just hypothetical. So I would pay a one time fee of $7,875 and no additional monthly payment?

Thanks,

[jimmyle]

The interest rate is just hypothetical. So I would pay a one time fee of $7,875 and no additional monthly payment?

Thanks,

[jimmyle]

The interest rate is just hypothetical. So I would pay a one time fee of $7,875 and no additional monthly payment?

Thanks,

[jimmyle]

You are totally right about the boredom. There was an opening for an Engineering position and I was the perfect fit. My wife’s boss told me to apply because the hiring manager is his friend and I would have a very good chance of landing the job. I said no thanks. I rather be productive.

[quote=werewolf34]I think the salaries compensate for the boredom of the work. In all seriousness, these high compensation packages are a product of strong unions and stupid leaders just kicking the can down the road.[/quote]

[jimmyle]

You are totally right about the boredom. There was an opening for an Engineering position and I was the perfect fit. My wife’s boss told me to apply because the hiring manager is his friend and I would have a very good chance of landing the job. I said no thanks. I rather be productive.

[quote=werewolf34]I think the salaries compensate for the boredom of the work. In all seriousness, these high compensation packages are a product of strong unions and stupid leaders just kicking the can down the road.[/quote]

[jimmyle]

You are totally right about the boredom. There was an opening for an Engineering position and I was the perfect fit. My wife’s boss told me to apply because the hiring manager is his friend and I would have a very good chance of landing the job. I said no thanks. I rather be productive.

[quote=werewolf34]I think the salaries compensate for the boredom of the work. In all seriousness, these high compensation packages are a product of strong unions and stupid leaders just kicking the can down the road.[/quote]

[jimmyle]

You are totally right about the boredom. There was an opening for an Engineering position and I was the perfect fit. My wife’s boss told me to apply because the hiring manager is his friend and I would have a very good chance of landing the job. I said no thanks. I rather be productive.

[quote=werewolf34]I think the salaries compensate for the boredom of the work. In all seriousness, these high compensation packages are a product of strong unions and stupid leaders just kicking the can down the road.[/quote]

[jimmyle]

You are totally right about the boredom. There was an opening for an Engineering position and I was the perfect fit. My wife’s boss told me to apply because the hiring manager is his friend and I would have a very good chance of landing the job. I said no thanks. I rather be productive.

[quote=werewolf34]I think the salaries compensate for the boredom of the work. In all seriousness, these high compensation packages are a product of strong unions and stupid leaders just kicking the can down the road.[/quote]

[jimmyle]

My wife works for the gov’t. Jobs that are assigned to be completed in 4 months could easily be done in one month. Her coworkers would scold her for ‘working’ because that would take away the overtime. She works about 2 hours a day because if you try to work any more than that you will turn your coworkers against you and they can be very nasty. I will benefit too because she has 401K in addition to a very generous pension. However, I don’t know if it lasts long enough or the gov’t will go bankrupt before she could retires.

[jimmyle]

My wife works for the gov’t. Jobs that are assigned to be completed in 4 months could easily be done in one month. Her coworkers would scold her for ‘working’ because that would take away the overtime. She works about 2 hours a day because if you try to work any more than that you will turn your coworkers against you and they can be very nasty. I will benefit too because she has 401K in addition to a very generous pension. However, I don’t know if it lasts long enough or the gov’t will go bankrupt before she could retires.

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