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ParticipantTell me JPINPB would you have bought it for 655k? I just saw a house in Spring Valley that sold 10/10 for 145k that has a cracked slab,I didn’t think the bank would loan on it, my wife didn’t like the neighborhood either, but 145k is cheap for a 4/2 1700+ sf house. In hindsight that house would be cheaper than rent after the 20% down.
ParticipantTell me JPINPB would you have bought it for 655k? I just saw a house in Spring Valley that sold 10/10 for 145k that has a cracked slab,I didn’t think the bank would loan on it, my wife didn’t like the neighborhood either, but 145k is cheap for a 4/2 1700+ sf house. In hindsight that house would be cheaper than rent after the 20% down.
ParticipantI was all gung ho about buying a house, then I just heard today that so and so isn’t here anymore. Wow, am I next? Don’t really know the real story, seems like I’m always the last to hear. Just got me thinking though with jobs scarce do I really want to invest in something that might become an albatross around my neck? Don’t think the family can survive very long with just 1 income earner and a mortgage to boot.
ParticipantI was all gung ho about buying a house, then I just heard today that so and so isn’t here anymore. Wow, am I next? Don’t really know the real story, seems like I’m always the last to hear. Just got me thinking though with jobs scarce do I really want to invest in something that might become an albatross around my neck? Don’t think the family can survive very long with just 1 income earner and a mortgage to boot.
ParticipantI was all gung ho about buying a house, then I just heard today that so and so isn’t here anymore. Wow, am I next? Don’t really know the real story, seems like I’m always the last to hear. Just got me thinking though with jobs scarce do I really want to invest in something that might become an albatross around my neck? Don’t think the family can survive very long with just 1 income earner and a mortgage to boot.
ParticipantI was all gung ho about buying a house, then I just heard today that so and so isn’t here anymore. Wow, am I next? Don’t really know the real story, seems like I’m always the last to hear. Just got me thinking though with jobs scarce do I really want to invest in something that might become an albatross around my neck? Don’t think the family can survive very long with just 1 income earner and a mortgage to boot.
ParticipantI was all gung ho about buying a house, then I just heard today that so and so isn’t here anymore. Wow, am I next? Don’t really know the real story, seems like I’m always the last to hear. Just got me thinking though with jobs scarce do I really want to invest in something that might become an albatross around my neck? Don’t think the family can survive very long with just 1 income earner and a mortgage to boot.
ParticipantI think the time to buy in was last Friday. I also took cash out last year, with the hopes of putting down on a house but I just can’t seem to do it as prices still seem to high to me. As volatile as the market has been I expect it will hover between 9 and 10,000 until the end of the year. Smart people are investing in good stocks right now, I don’t have that ability to individually analyze stocks so I pretty much ignore the markets wild swings.
ParticipantI think the time to buy in was last Friday. I also took cash out last year, with the hopes of putting down on a house but I just can’t seem to do it as prices still seem to high to me. As volatile as the market has been I expect it will hover between 9 and 10,000 until the end of the year. Smart people are investing in good stocks right now, I don’t have that ability to individually analyze stocks so I pretty much ignore the markets wild swings.
ParticipantI think the time to buy in was last Friday. I also took cash out last year, with the hopes of putting down on a house but I just can’t seem to do it as prices still seem to high to me. As volatile as the market has been I expect it will hover between 9 and 10,000 until the end of the year. Smart people are investing in good stocks right now, I don’t have that ability to individually analyze stocks so I pretty much ignore the markets wild swings.
ParticipantI think the time to buy in was last Friday. I also took cash out last year, with the hopes of putting down on a house but I just can’t seem to do it as prices still seem to high to me. As volatile as the market has been I expect it will hover between 9 and 10,000 until the end of the year. Smart people are investing in good stocks right now, I don’t have that ability to individually analyze stocks so I pretty much ignore the markets wild swings.
ParticipantI think the time to buy in was last Friday. I also took cash out last year, with the hopes of putting down on a house but I just can’t seem to do it as prices still seem to high to me. As volatile as the market has been I expect it will hover between 9 and 10,000 until the end of the year. Smart people are investing in good stocks right now, I don’t have that ability to individually analyze stocks so I pretty much ignore the markets wild swings.
ParticipantDoes that mean B of A is not liquid! Do they have to borrow money in order to loan money to me. Maybe I should look for a more liquid source. Does anyone know which banks have the highest cash reserves, seems like as long as I’m not a credit risk I would get the best rate from them, as an aside I have never liked B of A or Wells Fargo for that matter.
ParticipantDoes that mean B of A is not liquid! Do they have to borrow money in order to loan money to me. Maybe I should look for a more liquid source. Does anyone know which banks have the highest cash reserves, seems like as long as I’m not a credit risk I would get the best rate from them, as an aside I have never liked B of A or Wells Fargo for that matter.
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