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ParticipantNo need for everyone to assume the absolute worst.
No, we are not irresponsible people.
No, we are not planning on “walking away” from our current house and I’m offended by the assumption.
No, we are not planning to assume mortgage payments on two houses.
No, we are not buying a new house before we sell our existing house. But no need to sell our house if we can’t get a loan for another house.
No, we don’t think the government should bail us or anyone else out of this situation.
No, we don’t think that renting is a wise financial choice in our tax bracket.
No, we don’t want to buy a house that our family will outgrow in another 3-5 years. We’re buying for the long haul this time.
No, we don’t think that pouring absolutely every penny we owe into our home is smart. We value maintaining a substantial emergency fund, diversified portfolio, etc.ParticipantNo need for everyone to assume the absolute worst.
No, we are not irresponsible people.
No, we are not planning on “walking away” from our current house and I’m offended by the assumption.
No, we are not planning to assume mortgage payments on two houses.
No, we are not buying a new house before we sell our existing house. But no need to sell our house if we can’t get a loan for another house.
No, we don’t think the government should bail us or anyone else out of this situation.
No, we don’t think that renting is a wise financial choice in our tax bracket.
No, we don’t want to buy a house that our family will outgrow in another 3-5 years. We’re buying for the long haul this time.
No, we don’t think that pouring absolutely every penny we owe into our home is smart. We value maintaining a substantial emergency fund, diversified portfolio, etc.ParticipantNo need for everyone to assume the absolute worst.
No, we are not irresponsible people.
No, we are not planning on “walking away” from our current house and I’m offended by the assumption.
No, we are not planning to assume mortgage payments on two houses.
No, we are not buying a new house before we sell our existing house. But no need to sell our house if we can’t get a loan for another house.
No, we don’t think the government should bail us or anyone else out of this situation.
No, we don’t think that renting is a wise financial choice in our tax bracket.
No, we don’t want to buy a house that our family will outgrow in another 3-5 years. We’re buying for the long haul this time.
No, we don’t think that pouring absolutely every penny we owe into our home is smart. We value maintaining a substantial emergency fund, diversified portfolio, etc.ParticipantNo need for everyone to assume the absolute worst.
No, we are not irresponsible people.
No, we are not planning on “walking away” from our current house and I’m offended by the assumption.
No, we are not planning to assume mortgage payments on two houses.
No, we are not buying a new house before we sell our existing house. But no need to sell our house if we can’t get a loan for another house.
No, we don’t think the government should bail us or anyone else out of this situation.
No, we don’t think that renting is a wise financial choice in our tax bracket.
No, we don’t want to buy a house that our family will outgrow in another 3-5 years. We’re buying for the long haul this time.
No, we don’t think that pouring absolutely every penny we owe into our home is smart. We value maintaining a substantial emergency fund, diversified portfolio, etc.ParticipantYou name it, I’ve looked. None of the nationals (Wells, BofA, etc), local credit unions or random mortgage brokers seem to be offering 90% loans at that price point anymore. Several have told me that the PMI market has dried up.
ParticipantYou name it, I’ve looked. None of the nationals (Wells, BofA, etc), local credit unions or random mortgage brokers seem to be offering 90% loans at that price point anymore. Several have told me that the PMI market has dried up.
ParticipantYou name it, I’ve looked. None of the nationals (Wells, BofA, etc), local credit unions or random mortgage brokers seem to be offering 90% loans at that price point anymore. Several have told me that the PMI market has dried up.
ParticipantYou name it, I’ve looked. None of the nationals (Wells, BofA, etc), local credit unions or random mortgage brokers seem to be offering 90% loans at that price point anymore. Several have told me that the PMI market has dried up.
ParticipantYou name it, I’ve looked. None of the nationals (Wells, BofA, etc), local credit unions or random mortgage brokers seem to be offering 90% loans at that price point anymore. Several have told me that the PMI market has dried up.
ParticipantWe actually already own a house that has declined in value, so we would be walking away from any equity we built. We have a rapidly growing family and don’t see why we should have to live in a townhouse when we make a quarter million dollars a year. We can actually afford well over an $800k house from a monthly cash flow perspective, but still value things like savings and investing. We also have 20% to put down, but unlike most people, don’t want to liquidate absolutely every asset we have to get into a house.
ParticipantWe actually already own a house that has declined in value, so we would be walking away from any equity we built. We have a rapidly growing family and don’t see why we should have to live in a townhouse when we make a quarter million dollars a year. We can actually afford well over an $800k house from a monthly cash flow perspective, but still value things like savings and investing. We also have 20% to put down, but unlike most people, don’t want to liquidate absolutely every asset we have to get into a house.
ParticipantWe actually already own a house that has declined in value, so we would be walking away from any equity we built. We have a rapidly growing family and don’t see why we should have to live in a townhouse when we make a quarter million dollars a year. We can actually afford well over an $800k house from a monthly cash flow perspective, but still value things like savings and investing. We also have 20% to put down, but unlike most people, don’t want to liquidate absolutely every asset we have to get into a house.
ParticipantWe actually already own a house that has declined in value, so we would be walking away from any equity we built. We have a rapidly growing family and don’t see why we should have to live in a townhouse when we make a quarter million dollars a year. We can actually afford well over an $800k house from a monthly cash flow perspective, but still value things like savings and investing. We also have 20% to put down, but unlike most people, don’t want to liquidate absolutely every asset we have to get into a house.
ParticipantWe actually already own a house that has declined in value, so we would be walking away from any equity we built. We have a rapidly growing family and don’t see why we should have to live in a townhouse when we make a quarter million dollars a year. We can actually afford well over an $800k house from a monthly cash flow perspective, but still value things like savings and investing. We also have 20% to put down, but unlike most people, don’t want to liquidate absolutely every asset we have to get into a house.
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