[leucadiarenter]

nc4 – understood, but I think the issue is that you are just looking at ‘to much house’. I’m in the same income level/credit level as you, but after 2 kids, 2 cars, retirement, etc…no way am i looking for a 700K-800K house (even though we actually do have 20% down for that lower price range after selling our house in early 07). Sure you can find a loan (and eventually a house) where you don’t need PMI and can afford 20% down on a proper home. The last few years of this housing market have clouded our memory of how it should be.

[leucadiarenter]

nc4 – understood, but I think the issue is that you are just looking at ‘to much house’. I’m in the same income level/credit level as you, but after 2 kids, 2 cars, retirement, etc…no way am i looking for a 700K-800K house (even though we actually do have 20% down for that lower price range after selling our house in early 07). Sure you can find a loan (and eventually a house) where you don’t need PMI and can afford 20% down on a proper home. The last few years of this housing market have clouded our memory of how it should be.

[leucadiarenter]

nc4 – understood, but I think the issue is that you are just looking at ‘to much house’. I’m in the same income level/credit level as you, but after 2 kids, 2 cars, retirement, etc…no way am i looking for a 700K-800K house (even though we actually do have 20% down for that lower price range after selling our house in early 07). Sure you can find a loan (and eventually a house) where you don’t need PMI and can afford 20% down on a proper home. The last few years of this housing market have clouded our memory of how it should be.

[leucadiarenter]

nc4 – understood, but I think the issue is that you are just looking at ‘to much house’. I’m in the same income level/credit level as you, but after 2 kids, 2 cars, retirement, etc…no way am i looking for a 700K-800K house (even though we actually do have 20% down for that lower price range after selling our house in early 07). Sure you can find a loan (and eventually a house) where you don’t need PMI and can afford 20% down on a proper home. The last few years of this housing market have clouded our memory of how it should be.

[leucadiarenter]

nc4 – understood, but I think the issue is that you are just looking at ‘to much house’. I’m in the same income level/credit level as you, but after 2 kids, 2 cars, retirement, etc…no way am i looking for a 700K-800K house (even though we actually do have 20% down for that lower price range after selling our house in early 07). Sure you can find a loan (and eventually a house) where you don’t need PMI and can afford 20% down on a proper home. The last few years of this housing market have clouded our memory of how it should be.

[leucadiarenter]

You should be thanking the banks for not lending to you. At 250K a year, and only 10% down, you should be looking in the 500-600K range. Just be patient, not sure where you are looking, but you’ll be able to buy a whole lot of home in the next 1-2 years in great areas in SD for sub 500K.

[leucadiarenter]

You should be thanking the banks for not lending to you. At 250K a year, and only 10% down, you should be looking in the 500-600K range. Just be patient, not sure where you are looking, but you’ll be able to buy a whole lot of home in the next 1-2 years in great areas in SD for sub 500K.

[leucadiarenter]

You should be thanking the banks for not lending to you. At 250K a year, and only 10% down, you should be looking in the 500-600K range. Just be patient, not sure where you are looking, but you’ll be able to buy a whole lot of home in the next 1-2 years in great areas in SD for sub 500K.

[leucadiarenter]

You should be thanking the banks for not lending to you. At 250K a year, and only 10% down, you should be looking in the 500-600K range. Just be patient, not sure where you are looking, but you’ll be able to buy a whole lot of home in the next 1-2 years in great areas in SD for sub 500K.

[leucadiarenter]

You should be thanking the banks for not lending to you. At 250K a year, and only 10% down, you should be looking in the 500-600K range. Just be patient, not sure where you are looking, but you’ll be able to buy a whole lot of home in the next 1-2 years in great areas in SD for sub 500K.

[leucadiarenter]

‘Why do you think it’s not worth $570k? Is it because it has 92126 zip code?’

Yes and Yes. $320 a square foot for this place in this area, c’mon.

[leucadiarenter]

‘Why do you think it’s not worth $570k? Is it because it has 92126 zip code?’

Yes and Yes. $320 a square foot for this place in this area, c’mon.

[leucadiarenter]

‘Why do you think it’s not worth $570k? Is it because it has 92126 zip code?’

Yes and Yes. $320 a square foot for this place in this area, c’mon.

[leucadiarenter]

‘Why do you think it’s not worth $570k? Is it because it has 92126 zip code?’

Yes and Yes. $320 a square foot for this place in this area, c’mon.

[leucadiarenter]

‘Why do you think it’s not worth $570k? Is it because it has 92126 zip code?’

Yes and Yes. $320 a square foot for this place in this area, c’mon.

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