[lonestar2000]

You know, the OP did not come here for a lesson in moral responsibility, he/she came for advise on the best course of action. Some of the comments expressed here is exactly why so many are put off this board, when the information herein could help so many.

To the OP, it certainly does sound like your best bet is to walk, especially since you’re not planning on staying there for the long term. By the time you’re ready to buy you’ll have saved a nice down payment, and banks will be bending over backwards to get people back into the game after all this clears. I would worry far less about any negative credit effects and worry far more about wasting any more money and time here.

[lonestar2000]

You know, the OP did not come here for a lesson in moral responsibility, he/she came for advise on the best course of action. Some of the comments expressed here is exactly why so many are put off this board, when the information herein could help so many.

To the OP, it certainly does sound like your best bet is to walk, especially since you’re not planning on staying there for the long term. By the time you’re ready to buy you’ll have saved a nice down payment, and banks will be bending over backwards to get people back into the game after all this clears. I would worry far less about any negative credit effects and worry far more about wasting any more money and time here.

[lonestar2000]

You know, the OP did not come here for a lesson in moral responsibility, he/she came for advise on the best course of action. Some of the comments expressed here is exactly why so many are put off this board, when the information herein could help so many.

To the OP, it certainly does sound like your best bet is to walk, especially since you’re not planning on staying there for the long term. By the time you’re ready to buy you’ll have saved a nice down payment, and banks will be bending over backwards to get people back into the game after all this clears. I would worry far less about any negative credit effects and worry far more about wasting any more money and time here.

[lonestar2000]

You know, the OP did not come here for a lesson in moral responsibility, he/she came for advise on the best course of action. Some of the comments expressed here is exactly why so many are put off this board, when the information herein could help so many.

To the OP, it certainly does sound like your best bet is to walk, especially since you’re not planning on staying there for the long term. By the time you’re ready to buy you’ll have saved a nice down payment, and banks will be bending over backwards to get people back into the game after all this clears. I would worry far less about any negative credit effects and worry far more about wasting any more money and time here.

[lonestar2000]

You know, the OP did not come here for a lesson in moral responsibility, he/she came for advise on the best course of action. Some of the comments expressed here is exactly why so many are put off this board, when the information herein could help so many.

To the OP, it certainly does sound like your best bet is to walk, especially since you’re not planning on staying there for the long term. By the time you’re ready to buy you’ll have saved a nice down payment, and banks will be bending over backwards to get people back into the game after all this clears. I would worry far less about any negative credit effects and worry far more about wasting any more money and time here.

[lonestar2000]

If we vote bail out, who’s to say we’re not going to be eating the very same wild berries and skinning a moose?
After all, that bailout must be paid by someone…and who always ends up holding the bag? The average Joe taxpayer.

It looks very much we’re going back to growing corn either way.

[lonestar2000]

If we vote bail out, who’s to say we’re not going to be eating the very same wild berries and skinning a moose?
After all, that bailout must be paid by someone…and who always ends up holding the bag? The average Joe taxpayer.

It looks very much we’re going back to growing corn either way.

[lonestar2000]

If we vote bail out, who’s to say we’re not going to be eating the very same wild berries and skinning a moose?
After all, that bailout must be paid by someone…and who always ends up holding the bag? The average Joe taxpayer.

It looks very much we’re going back to growing corn either way.

[lonestar2000]

If we vote bail out, who’s to say we’re not going to be eating the very same wild berries and skinning a moose?
After all, that bailout must be paid by someone…and who always ends up holding the bag? The average Joe taxpayer.

It looks very much we’re going back to growing corn either way.

[lonestar2000]

If we vote bail out, who’s to say we’re not going to be eating the very same wild berries and skinning a moose?
After all, that bailout must be paid by someone…and who always ends up holding the bag? The average Joe taxpayer.

It looks very much we’re going back to growing corn either way.

[lonestar2000]

As long as you stay in your rental, you have options.
As soon as you buy, you’re locked in, either on the way down or the way up.

With the market as volatile as it is, my personal take is to stay put in my rental until I see a bottom. After all, it isn’t like you’ll have just a week or you miss the boat and you’re priced out again. You’ll have plenty of notice that it is now the time to buy.

[lonestar2000]

As long as you stay in your rental, you have options.
As soon as you buy, you’re locked in, either on the way down or the way up.

With the market as volatile as it is, my personal take is to stay put in my rental until I see a bottom. After all, it isn’t like you’ll have just a week or you miss the boat and you’re priced out again. You’ll have plenty of notice that it is now the time to buy.

[lonestar2000]

As long as you stay in your rental, you have options.
As soon as you buy, you’re locked in, either on the way down or the way up.

With the market as volatile as it is, my personal take is to stay put in my rental until I see a bottom. After all, it isn’t like you’ll have just a week or you miss the boat and you’re priced out again. You’ll have plenty of notice that it is now the time to buy.

[lonestar2000]

As long as you stay in your rental, you have options.
As soon as you buy, you’re locked in, either on the way down or the way up.

With the market as volatile as it is, my personal take is to stay put in my rental until I see a bottom. After all, it isn’t like you’ll have just a week or you miss the boat and you’re priced out again. You’ll have plenty of notice that it is now the time to buy.

[lonestar2000]

As long as you stay in your rental, you have options.
As soon as you buy, you’re locked in, either on the way down or the way up.

With the market as volatile as it is, my personal take is to stay put in my rental until I see a bottom. After all, it isn’t like you’ll have just a week or you miss the boat and you’re priced out again. You’ll have plenty of notice that it is now the time to buy.

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