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[quote=AN]You are confused, since you forgot where you started. If I can rent my for less than my mortgage, then YES, I won’t be OK anymore. Do you understand now?[/quote]

I haven’t been confused, even for a moment, but now that your example has been used to explain my point, I’ll ask again. How much do you think (roughly) that your house has to fall in value for you to not be so darn okay with it all?

Let’s go back to reasonable. If your down payment was consumed in 3 years time, you’re still doing great?

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Actually, never mind. (even though this was the original question I asked). It’s at least clear to me that you’ve got a limit. You’re just reluctant to share it.
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[quote=UCGal]half off peak price or half off purchase price?

I agree, 99% of folks would be bummed if it’s the latter…

But if you purchased years ago, for much less, then half off peak doesn’t really matter since that’s not what you paid… unless, of coures, you had cashed out equity as the price was rising.[/quote]
Agree completely.

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[quote=UCGal]half off peak price or half off purchase price?

I agree, 99% of folks would be bummed if it’s the latter…

But if you purchased years ago, for much less, then half off peak doesn’t really matter since that’s not what you paid… unless, of coures, you had cashed out equity as the price was rising.[/quote]
Agree completely.

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[quote=UCGal]half off peak price or half off purchase price?

I agree, 99% of folks would be bummed if it’s the latter…

But if you purchased years ago, for much less, then half off peak doesn’t really matter since that’s not what you paid… unless, of coures, you had cashed out equity as the price was rising.[/quote]
Agree completely.

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[quote=UCGal]half off peak price or half off purchase price?

I agree, 99% of folks would be bummed if it’s the latter…

But if you purchased years ago, for much less, then half off peak doesn’t really matter since that’s not what you paid… unless, of coures, you had cashed out equity as the price was rising.[/quote]
Agree completely.

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[quote=UCGal]half off peak price or half off purchase price?

I agree, 99% of folks would be bummed if it’s the latter…

But if you purchased years ago, for much less, then half off peak doesn’t really matter since that’s not what you paid… unless, of coures, you had cashed out equity as the price was rising.[/quote]
Agree completely.

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[quote=outtamojo]AN, you have remarkable patience eom.[/quote]Patience? How so?

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[quote=outtamojo]AN, you have remarkable patience eom.[/quote]Patience? How so?

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[quote=outtamojo]AN, you have remarkable patience eom.[/quote]Patience? How so?

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[quote=outtamojo]AN, you have remarkable patience eom.[/quote]Patience? How so?

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[quote=outtamojo]AN, you have remarkable patience eom.[/quote]Patience? How so?

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[quote=AN]BTW, bummed? Of course I’ll be bummed, but I’m still OK w/ it. I won’t make me enjoy my house any less.[/quote]

Okay, now we’re getting somewhere. To me, bummed and OK are directly related, but I get where you’re coming from. That said, at some point, you would almost certainly enjoy it less. All things have limits (even our OK-ness). I’m just looking for some realism here.

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[quote=AN]BTW, bummed? Of course I’ll be bummed, but I’m still OK w/ it. I won’t make me enjoy my house any less.[/quote]

Okay, now we’re getting somewhere. To me, bummed and OK are directly related, but I get where you’re coming from. That said, at some point, you would almost certainly enjoy it less. All things have limits (even our OK-ness). I’m just looking for some realism here.

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[quote=AN]BTW, bummed? Of course I’ll be bummed, but I’m still OK w/ it. I won’t make me enjoy my house any less.[/quote]

Okay, now we’re getting somewhere. To me, bummed and OK are directly related, but I get where you’re coming from. That said, at some point, you would almost certainly enjoy it less. All things have limits (even our OK-ness). I’m just looking for some realism here.

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[quote=AN]BTW, bummed? Of course I’ll be bummed, but I’m still OK w/ it. I won’t make me enjoy my house any less.[/quote]

Okay, now we’re getting somewhere. To me, bummed and OK are directly related, but I get where you’re coming from. That said, at some point, you would almost certainly enjoy it less. All things have limits (even our OK-ness). I’m just looking for some realism here.

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