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ParticipantI would agree with barnaby33 about vacation rentals are at the coast and the coast is not cheap. Yet. A lot more hurtin needs to happen. IMO.
ParticipantI would agree with barnaby33 about vacation rentals are at the coast and the coast is not cheap. Yet. A lot more hurtin needs to happen. IMO.
ParticipantI would agree with barnaby33 about vacation rentals are at the coast and the coast is not cheap. Yet. A lot more hurtin needs to happen. IMO.
ParticipantI would agree with barnaby33 about vacation rentals are at the coast and the coast is not cheap. Yet. A lot more hurtin needs to happen. IMO.
ParticipantCheck out Rich’s latest entry:http://www.pcasd.com/the_impact_of_negative_real_interest_rates
ParticipantCheck out Rich’s latest entry:http://www.pcasd.com/the_impact_of_negative_real_interest_rates
ParticipantCheck out Rich’s latest entry:http://www.pcasd.com/the_impact_of_negative_real_interest_rates
ParticipantCheck out Rich’s latest entry:http://www.pcasd.com/the_impact_of_negative_real_interest_rates
ParticipantCheck out Rich’s latest entry:http://www.pcasd.com/the_impact_of_negative_real_interest_rates
Participant6.5%, 30 year term on 256,000 is $1,608 per month, plus taxes of approx $333/month and maybe $100/month insurance. All equals $2,041/month. Usually calculated DTI ratio of 35% is before taxes. So at 40% of income, this loan may have gotten funded. Not sure as things may be a lot tighter than a couple of years ago, but possible, nonetheless.
Participant6.5%, 30 year term on 256,000 is $1,608 per month, plus taxes of approx $333/month and maybe $100/month insurance. All equals $2,041/month. Usually calculated DTI ratio of 35% is before taxes. So at 40% of income, this loan may have gotten funded. Not sure as things may be a lot tighter than a couple of years ago, but possible, nonetheless.
Participant6.5%, 30 year term on 256,000 is $1,608 per month, plus taxes of approx $333/month and maybe $100/month insurance. All equals $2,041/month. Usually calculated DTI ratio of 35% is before taxes. So at 40% of income, this loan may have gotten funded. Not sure as things may be a lot tighter than a couple of years ago, but possible, nonetheless.
Participant6.5%, 30 year term on 256,000 is $1,608 per month, plus taxes of approx $333/month and maybe $100/month insurance. All equals $2,041/month. Usually calculated DTI ratio of 35% is before taxes. So at 40% of income, this loan may have gotten funded. Not sure as things may be a lot tighter than a couple of years ago, but possible, nonetheless.
Participant6.5%, 30 year term on 256,000 is $1,608 per month, plus taxes of approx $333/month and maybe $100/month insurance. All equals $2,041/month. Usually calculated DTI ratio of 35% is before taxes. So at 40% of income, this loan may have gotten funded. Not sure as things may be a lot tighter than a couple of years ago, but possible, nonetheless.
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