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I prefer two story cause when the missus gets cranky the second floor is a good place to escape to. Stairs are becoming a problem but I’d make sure to get “facilities” and a bedroom on the first floor. I blew my knee out a few years ago and three months of no bedroom or shower on the first floor got real old. Two stories are nice if there’s a view and an astronomer in the house. Cathedral ceilings are also a nice complement to the grand piano. Personally, I’m hooked on two story. Gets real quiet and when the furnace gets the house warm there’s no beating it.

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I’m getting ready to re-fi my 5 year fixed and look at a 6% or even a 5.5% 30YF as a great selling point if it’s an assumable loan. Who knows where we might be in 5 or ten years. Remember when we had over 10% interest rates?
As a survivor of the Nixon administration I look forward and cringe at the leadership choices I have. GW warn’t so bad with the economy.
The 10 year I/O is also an option as I approach retirement and the stairs get to be a pain. But that means selling and moving although a single story would be nice on the bad and getting worse days!

Anybody know where I can do a buydown to 5% for a 30 YF?
My obsessive compulsive disorder is kicking in so don’t ask why!

[tugg49]

I’m getting ready to re-fi my 5 year fixed and look at a 6% or even a 5.5% 30YF as a great selling point if it’s an assumable loan. Who knows where we might be in 5 or ten years. Remember when we had over 10% interest rates?
As a survivor of the Nixon administration I look forward and cringe at the leadership choices I have. GW warn’t so bad with the economy.
The 10 year I/O is also an option as I approach retirement and the stairs get to be a pain. But that means selling and moving although a single story would be nice on the bad and getting worse days!

Anybody know where I can do a buydown to 5% for a 30 YF?
My obsessive compulsive disorder is kicking in so don’t ask why!

[tugg49]

I’m getting ready to re-fi my 5 year fixed and look at a 6% or even a 5.5% 30YF as a great selling point if it’s an assumable loan. Who knows where we might be in 5 or ten years. Remember when we had over 10% interest rates?
As a survivor of the Nixon administration I look forward and cringe at the leadership choices I have. GW warn’t so bad with the economy.
The 10 year I/O is also an option as I approach retirement and the stairs get to be a pain. But that means selling and moving although a single story would be nice on the bad and getting worse days!

Anybody know where I can do a buydown to 5% for a 30 YF?
My obsessive compulsive disorder is kicking in so don’t ask why!

[tugg49]

I’m getting ready to re-fi my 5 year fixed and look at a 6% or even a 5.5% 30YF as a great selling point if it’s an assumable loan. Who knows where we might be in 5 or ten years. Remember when we had over 10% interest rates?
As a survivor of the Nixon administration I look forward and cringe at the leadership choices I have. GW warn’t so bad with the economy.
The 10 year I/O is also an option as I approach retirement and the stairs get to be a pain. But that means selling and moving although a single story would be nice on the bad and getting worse days!

Anybody know where I can do a buydown to 5% for a 30 YF?
My obsessive compulsive disorder is kicking in so don’t ask why!

[tugg49]

I’m getting ready to re-fi my 5 year fixed and look at a 6% or even a 5.5% 30YF as a great selling point if it’s an assumable loan. Who knows where we might be in 5 or ten years. Remember when we had over 10% interest rates?
As a survivor of the Nixon administration I look forward and cringe at the leadership choices I have. GW warn’t so bad with the economy.
The 10 year I/O is also an option as I approach retirement and the stairs get to be a pain. But that means selling and moving although a single story would be nice on the bad and getting worse days!

Anybody know where I can do a buydown to 5% for a 30 YF?
My obsessive compulsive disorder is kicking in so don’t ask why!

[tugg49]

For the quick sushi fix you can’t beat Mitsuwa and Nijiya market. Great lunches and afternoon snacks on the weekends. The Ba-chans make some great bentos and sushi paks.

[tugg49]

For the quick sushi fix you can’t beat Mitsuwa and Nijiya market. Great lunches and afternoon snacks on the weekends. The Ba-chans make some great bentos and sushi paks.

[tugg49]

For the quick sushi fix you can’t beat Mitsuwa and Nijiya market. Great lunches and afternoon snacks on the weekends. The Ba-chans make some great bentos and sushi paks.

[tugg49]

For the quick sushi fix you can’t beat Mitsuwa and Nijiya market. Great lunches and afternoon snacks on the weekends. The Ba-chans make some great bentos and sushi paks.

[tugg49]

For the quick sushi fix you can’t beat Mitsuwa and Nijiya market. Great lunches and afternoon snacks on the weekends. The Ba-chans make some great bentos and sushi paks.

[tugg49]

Rules for qualifying are that you get out of all payments before you buy and then load up afterwards because you’re IN!
In 1990 I moved from the midwest and a 9 buck an hour job to San Diego and lived in a North Park 1 bedroom. It sucked but I got rid of the payments and was in a house within a year. Then I bought all the toys. San Diego rules are the real estate pays for the toys. It’s always been that way….just don’t get caught when the music stops.

[tugg49]

Rules for qualifying are that you get out of all payments before you buy and then load up afterwards because you’re IN!
In 1990 I moved from the midwest and a 9 buck an hour job to San Diego and lived in a North Park 1 bedroom. It sucked but I got rid of the payments and was in a house within a year. Then I bought all the toys. San Diego rules are the real estate pays for the toys. It’s always been that way….just don’t get caught when the music stops.

[tugg49]

Rules for qualifying are that you get out of all payments before you buy and then load up afterwards because you’re IN!
In 1990 I moved from the midwest and a 9 buck an hour job to San Diego and lived in a North Park 1 bedroom. It sucked but I got rid of the payments and was in a house within a year. Then I bought all the toys. San Diego rules are the real estate pays for the toys. It’s always been that way….just don’t get caught when the music stops.

[tugg49]

Rules for qualifying are that you get out of all payments before you buy and then load up afterwards because you’re IN!
In 1990 I moved from the midwest and a 9 buck an hour job to San Diego and lived in a North Park 1 bedroom. It sucked but I got rid of the payments and was in a house within a year. Then I bought all the toys. San Diego rules are the real estate pays for the toys. It’s always been that way….just don’t get caught when the music stops.

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