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ParticipantI guess he’s looking at the north area of Sabre Springs (Evening Creek/Morning Creek Dr.), aren’t you UCGuy? I only see ONE house on the listing map (on SDLookup) currently.
ParticipantI guess he’s looking at the north area of Sabre Springs (Evening Creek/Morning Creek Dr.), aren’t you UCGuy? I only see ONE house on the listing map (on SDLookup) currently.
ParticipantHow much are you borrowing?
ParticipantHow much are you borrowing?
ParticipantHow much are you borrowing?
ParticipantHow much are you borrowing?
ParticipantHow much are you borrowing?
ParticipantCan you do 15% and paying less PMI?
For not contributing to 401k option, since we can only contribute $16500/year (idk about 403b), you have to wait a few years to collect this 50k(?) to make 20%. But you have to pay tax for this $16500.
Not sure if I do the math right, but you may be paying $5445/year for that 401k tax (assume that you’re in 33% bracket), versus paying $4800/year for PMI (if it’s 400/month). Number is about the same, no?
ParticipantCan you do 15% and paying less PMI?
For not contributing to 401k option, since we can only contribute $16500/year (idk about 403b), you have to wait a few years to collect this 50k(?) to make 20%. But you have to pay tax for this $16500.
Not sure if I do the math right, but you may be paying $5445/year for that 401k tax (assume that you’re in 33% bracket), versus paying $4800/year for PMI (if it’s 400/month). Number is about the same, no?
ParticipantCan you do 15% and paying less PMI?
For not contributing to 401k option, since we can only contribute $16500/year (idk about 403b), you have to wait a few years to collect this 50k(?) to make 20%. But you have to pay tax for this $16500.
Not sure if I do the math right, but you may be paying $5445/year for that 401k tax (assume that you’re in 33% bracket), versus paying $4800/year for PMI (if it’s 400/month). Number is about the same, no?
ParticipantCan you do 15% and paying less PMI?
For not contributing to 401k option, since we can only contribute $16500/year (idk about 403b), you have to wait a few years to collect this 50k(?) to make 20%. But you have to pay tax for this $16500.
Not sure if I do the math right, but you may be paying $5445/year for that 401k tax (assume that you’re in 33% bracket), versus paying $4800/year for PMI (if it’s 400/month). Number is about the same, no?
ParticipantCan you do 15% and paying less PMI?
For not contributing to 401k option, since we can only contribute $16500/year (idk about 403b), you have to wait a few years to collect this 50k(?) to make 20%. But you have to pay tax for this $16500.
Not sure if I do the math right, but you may be paying $5445/year for that 401k tax (assume that you’re in 33% bracket), versus paying $4800/year for PMI (if it’s 400/month). Number is about the same, no?
ParticipantSorry I’m off topic a little. But I’m just curious how you find out how much they owe? Are buyers/buyer agents usually know what the seller’s owing amount is? thanks.
ParticipantSorry I’m off topic a little. But I’m just curious how you find out how much they owe? Are buyers/buyer agents usually know what the seller’s owing amount is? thanks.
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