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waiting hawk
ParticipantYou already won by waiting and you made the right choice. Either way would be fine. I am looking and will buy at anytime when the price of a cabin or primary is at the rental value with money down. Go with ocrenters advice and move on. If they drop further than you would ever have thought, just buy a few more 😉
ParticipantYou already won by waiting and you made the right choice. Either way would be fine. I am looking and will buy at anytime when the price of a cabin or primary is at the rental value with money down. Go with ocrenters advice and move on. If they drop further than you would ever have thought, just buy a few more 😉
ParticipantYou already won by waiting and you made the right choice. Either way would be fine. I am looking and will buy at anytime when the price of a cabin or primary is at the rental value with money down. Go with ocrenters advice and move on. If they drop further than you would ever have thought, just buy a few more 😉
Participantguy where in the hell were you the last decade when houses went up 300%? That is the real problem not anyone cheering that housing is getting in range to buy. Wake the hell up.
Participantguy where in the hell were you the last decade when houses went up 300%? That is the real problem not anyone cheering that housing is getting in range to buy. Wake the hell up.
October 12, 2007 at 10:43 PM in reply to: how big of a mortgage will i be able to afford if ……. #88646Participant“My parents did it your way. They ended up losing a ton of money in the stock market crash of 87. Then my father lost his job during Aerospace downsizing a couple years later. The result, well, let’s just say I saw the sheriff nailing the foreclosure noticing on the tree out front of the biggest house in the neighborhood: ours. I won’t do that to my kids, period. They will always have a house to live in. Our house is not an investment vehicle whether you find it silly or not.”
Happened to me as a kid twice. By 40 I’ll have a cabin in Arrowhead and the primary paid for.
October 12, 2007 at 10:43 PM in reply to: how big of a mortgage will i be able to afford if ……. #88652Participant“My parents did it your way. They ended up losing a ton of money in the stock market crash of 87. Then my father lost his job during Aerospace downsizing a couple years later. The result, well, let’s just say I saw the sheriff nailing the foreclosure noticing on the tree out front of the biggest house in the neighborhood: ours. I won’t do that to my kids, period. They will always have a house to live in. Our house is not an investment vehicle whether you find it silly or not.”
Happened to me as a kid twice. By 40 I’ll have a cabin in Arrowhead and the primary paid for.
Participantover 25% of that saved and Im in IE. Life is great.
Participantover 25% of that saved and Im in IE. Life is great.
Participantlol my videos sure do get around latley
Participantlol my videos sure do get around latley
ParticipantSounds like someone bought at the top.
ParticipantRead about how I started the “I’m short CFC” thread back in March.
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