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masayako
ParticipantThank you for the wonderful advice, everyone!! Really appreciate that.
ParticipantSdcellar,
Assuming I can save $50k per year, I should be able to reach $500k in 3 years for a substantial downpayment. We don’t want to carry more than $500k mortgage so pulling the trigger with 20% downpayment sounds a bit too risky to me. Throughout the next 3 years, housing may go down, stay about the same or even go up a little (not likely), I am betting it to stay around the same. In short, I am just saving and hoping houses that I am interested in come down or worse case stay around the same price while savings catch up.ParticipantSdcellar,
Assuming I can save $50k per year, I should be able to reach $500k in 3 years for a substantial downpayment. We don’t want to carry more than $500k mortgage so pulling the trigger with 20% downpayment sounds a bit too risky to me. Throughout the next 3 years, housing may go down, stay about the same or even go up a little (not likely), I am betting it to stay around the same. In short, I am just saving and hoping houses that I am interested in come down or worse case stay around the same price while savings catch up.ParticipantSdcellar,
Assuming I can save $50k per year, I should be able to reach $500k in 3 years for a substantial downpayment. We don’t want to carry more than $500k mortgage so pulling the trigger with 20% downpayment sounds a bit too risky to me. Throughout the next 3 years, housing may go down, stay about the same or even go up a little (not likely), I am betting it to stay around the same. In short, I am just saving and hoping houses that I am interested in come down or worse case stay around the same price while savings catch up.ParticipantSdcellar,
Assuming I can save $50k per year, I should be able to reach $500k in 3 years for a substantial downpayment. We don’t want to carry more than $500k mortgage so pulling the trigger with 20% downpayment sounds a bit too risky to me. Throughout the next 3 years, housing may go down, stay about the same or even go up a little (not likely), I am betting it to stay around the same. In short, I am just saving and hoping houses that I am interested in come down or worse case stay around the same price while savings catch up.ParticipantSdcellar,
Assuming I can save $50k per year, I should be able to reach $500k in 3 years for a substantial downpayment. We don’t want to carry more than $500k mortgage so pulling the trigger with 20% downpayment sounds a bit too risky to me. Throughout the next 3 years, housing may go down, stay about the same or even go up a little (not likely), I am betting it to stay around the same. In short, I am just saving and hoping houses that I am interested in come down or worse case stay around the same price while savings catch up.ParticipantThe quality of responses from Piggingtons’ forum members are pretty high, let’s not ruin it here, okay Desmond?
ParticipantThe quality of responses from Piggingtons’ forum members are pretty high, let’s not ruin it here, okay Desmond?
ParticipantThe quality of responses from Piggingtons’ forum members are pretty high, let’s not ruin it here, okay Desmond?
ParticipantThe quality of responses from Piggingtons’ forum members are pretty high, let’s not ruin it here, okay Desmond?
ParticipantThe quality of responses from Piggingtons’ forum members are pretty high, let’s not ruin it here, okay Desmond?
ParticipantJazzman,
It’s not that I am looking to buy at 1 million house at all cost. It’s just that the houses I am interested in are in this price range in NCC. Del Mar/Solana beach 2500sqfts with a view.ParticipantJazzman,
It’s not that I am looking to buy at 1 million house at all cost. It’s just that the houses I am interested in are in this price range in NCC. Del Mar/Solana beach 2500sqfts with a view.ParticipantJazzman,
It’s not that I am looking to buy at 1 million house at all cost. It’s just that the houses I am interested in are in this price range in NCC. Del Mar/Solana beach 2500sqfts with a view. -
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