Had a hard time trying to Had a hard time trying to decide how to word this thing and who to include but decided to make it general and so even those waiting for when conditions are in their view perfect can participate.
briansd1
January 28, 2010 @
8:47 AM
Even if you earn nothing on Even if you earn nothing on your money, how can the downpayment not get bigger as you add money every month?
Unless, of course, you’re losing money on your investments. But that’s no fault of buying or not.
CBad
January 28, 2010 @
9:56 AM
Spending, job loss, medical Spending, job loss, medical issues, family issues, etc. etc. etc.
briansd1
January 28, 2010 @
2:34 PM
CBad wrote:Spending, job [quote=CBad]Spending, job loss, medical issues, family issues, etc. etc. etc.[/quote]
If you have those issues and had bought a house with a lesser downpayment, you’d be in deep s–t.
CBad
January 28, 2010 @
3:53 PM
You find arguments even when You find arguments even when there aren’t any there.
Yes, I agree with what you just said.
sdduuuude
January 28, 2010 @
1:31 PM
Good question ! Good question !
8bitnintendo
January 28, 2010 @
4:35 PM
Gotten bigger, though the Gotten bigger, though the downturn made a temporary dent. At the rate the market is stagnating, I’ll probably be retired by the time I decide to buy.
outtamojo
January 28, 2010 @
6:51 PM
“I’ll probably be retired by “I’ll probably be retired by the time I decide to buy.”
All cash : )
ibjames
January 29, 2010 @
3:55 PM
bigger but never big enough bigger but never big enough 🙂
outtamojo
January 30, 2010 @
12:08 AM
So far I like the results of So far I like the results of this poll!
LA Reader
January 30, 2010 @
12:21 PM
Stays the same. The savings Stays the same. The savings that used to go to my down payment fund just now goes into rainy day fund.
CAwireman
January 30, 2010 @
5:06 PM
Havn’t saved a tremendous Havn’t saved a tremendous amout more that we had previously. If more, only incrementally.
January 28, 2010 @ 8:21 AM
Had a hard time trying to
Had a hard time trying to decide how to word this thing and who to include but decided to make it general and so even those waiting for when conditions are in their view perfect can participate.
January 28, 2010 @ 8:47 AM
Even if you earn nothing on
Even if you earn nothing on your money, how can the downpayment not get bigger as you add money every month?
Unless, of course, you’re losing money on your investments. But that’s no fault of buying or not.
January 28, 2010 @ 9:56 AM
Spending, job loss, medical
Spending, job loss, medical issues, family issues, etc. etc. etc.
January 28, 2010 @ 2:34 PM
CBad wrote:Spending, job
[quote=CBad]Spending, job loss, medical issues, family issues, etc. etc. etc.[/quote]
If you have those issues and had bought a house with a lesser downpayment, you’d be in deep s–t.
January 28, 2010 @ 3:53 PM
You find arguments even when
You find arguments even when there aren’t any there.
Yes, I agree with what you just said.
January 28, 2010 @ 1:31 PM
Good question !
Good question !
January 28, 2010 @ 4:35 PM
Gotten bigger, though the
Gotten bigger, though the downturn made a temporary dent. At the rate the market is stagnating, I’ll probably be retired by the time I decide to buy.
January 28, 2010 @ 6:51 PM
“I’ll probably be retired by
“I’ll probably be retired by the time I decide to buy.”
All cash : )
January 29, 2010 @ 3:55 PM
bigger but never big enough
bigger but never big enough 🙂
January 30, 2010 @ 12:08 AM
So far I like the results of
So far I like the results of this poll!
January 30, 2010 @ 12:21 PM
Stays the same. The savings
Stays the same. The savings that used to go to my down payment fund just now goes into rainy day fund.
January 30, 2010 @ 5:06 PM
Havn’t saved a tremendous
Havn’t saved a tremendous amout more that we had previously. If more, only incrementally.