[sdcellar]

Thanks, everyone, for the well wishes.

CA renter, I should have some more details to share soon, but I’m mired in loan fretting at the moment.

I can tell you that at least 6 of my 10 “must have” criteria were satisfied and that my house payments will be less than my rent through the grace of state and federal tax code and the liberal use retard math.

[sdcellar]

Funny you should ask because, I guess, right around the time we put in our offer, rates decided to start floating upward. Swell.

Anyway, the going rate at the moment seems to be right around 4 3/8 for a 30-year conventional. You can get 4 1/4, but the costs start to go up fairly dramatically.

Based on my limited knowledge of these things and the sudden shoddy interweb research I’ve forced upon myself, it looks like they might not start moving down again until November 3rd.

Might you be shopping for a loan yourself?

[sdcellar]

Funny you should ask because, I guess, right around the time we put in our offer, rates decided to start floating upward. Swell.

Anyway, the going rate at the moment seems to be right around 4 3/8 for a 30-year conventional. You can get 4 1/4, but the costs start to go up fairly dramatically.

Based on my limited knowledge of these things and the sudden shoddy interweb research I’ve forced upon myself, it looks like they might not start moving down again until November 3rd.

Might you be shopping for a loan yourself?

[sdcellar]

Funny you should ask because, I guess, right around the time we put in our offer, rates decided to start floating upward. Swell.

Anyway, the going rate at the moment seems to be right around 4 3/8 for a 30-year conventional. You can get 4 1/4, but the costs start to go up fairly dramatically.

Based on my limited knowledge of these things and the sudden shoddy interweb research I’ve forced upon myself, it looks like they might not start moving down again until November 3rd.

Might you be shopping for a loan yourself?

[sdcellar]

Funny you should ask because, I guess, right around the time we put in our offer, rates decided to start floating upward. Swell.

Anyway, the going rate at the moment seems to be right around 4 3/8 for a 30-year conventional. You can get 4 1/4, but the costs start to go up fairly dramatically.

Based on my limited knowledge of these things and the sudden shoddy interweb research I’ve forced upon myself, it looks like they might not start moving down again until November 3rd.

Might you be shopping for a loan yourself?

[sdcellar]

Funny you should ask because, I guess, right around the time we put in our offer, rates decided to start floating upward. Swell.

Anyway, the going rate at the moment seems to be right around 4 3/8 for a 30-year conventional. You can get 4 1/4, but the costs start to go up fairly dramatically.

Based on my limited knowledge of these things and the sudden shoddy interweb research I’ve forced upon myself, it looks like they might not start moving down again until November 3rd.

Might you be shopping for a loan yourself?

[sdcellar]

[quote=flu]Congrats. Welcome to the neighbhorhood. I believe you mentioned Bridle Ridge before, no?

Look at the bright side. They added an extra class to Sage Canyon, so there currently is no issue with too many students :)[/quote]Sorry, I was probably confusing on that. We’re actually moving out of Carmel Valley. We’re not moving too far away though.

We would like to keep our kids in the same school through the end of the school year. I’ll have to see what the “honest” options are.

[sdcellar]

[quote=flu]Congrats. Welcome to the neighbhorhood. I believe you mentioned Bridle Ridge before, no?

Look at the bright side. They added an extra class to Sage Canyon, so there currently is no issue with too many students :)[/quote]Sorry, I was probably confusing on that. We’re actually moving out of Carmel Valley. We’re not moving too far away though.

We would like to keep our kids in the same school through the end of the school year. I’ll have to see what the “honest” options are.

[sdcellar]

[quote=flu]Congrats. Welcome to the neighbhorhood. I believe you mentioned Bridle Ridge before, no?

Look at the bright side. They added an extra class to Sage Canyon, so there currently is no issue with too many students :)[/quote]Sorry, I was probably confusing on that. We’re actually moving out of Carmel Valley. We’re not moving too far away though.

We would like to keep our kids in the same school through the end of the school year. I’ll have to see what the “honest” options are.

[sdcellar]

[quote=flu]Congrats. Welcome to the neighbhorhood. I believe you mentioned Bridle Ridge before, no?

Look at the bright side. They added an extra class to Sage Canyon, so there currently is no issue with too many students :)[/quote]Sorry, I was probably confusing on that. We’re actually moving out of Carmel Valley. We’re not moving too far away though.

We would like to keep our kids in the same school through the end of the school year. I’ll have to see what the “honest” options are.

[sdcellar]

[quote=flu]Congrats. Welcome to the neighbhorhood. I believe you mentioned Bridle Ridge before, no?

Look at the bright side. They added an extra class to Sage Canyon, so there currently is no issue with too many students :)[/quote]Sorry, I was probably confusing on that. We’re actually moving out of Carmel Valley. We’re not moving too far away though.

We would like to keep our kids in the same school through the end of the school year. I’ll have to see what the “honest” options are.

[sdcellar]

[quote=walterwhite]dont feel bad. it’s not a sign of weakness. necessarily.[/quote]Touché!

[sdcellar]

[quote=walterwhite]dont feel bad. it’s not a sign of weakness. necessarily.[/quote]Touché!

[sdcellar]

[quote=walterwhite]dont feel bad. it’s not a sign of weakness. necessarily.[/quote]Touché!

[sdcellar]

[quote=walterwhite]dont feel bad. it’s not a sign of weakness. necessarily.[/quote]Touché!

[Author]

Posts