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birdmanx1 10-06-2011 12:04 PM

Bacal, this article might come in handy...
Home Mortage Rates Drop Under 4%

Isamu 10-06-2011 01:23 PM

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Originally Posted by birdmanx1 (Post 1346581)
Bacal, this article might come in handy...
Home Mortage Rates Drop Under 4%

3.75% for my mortgage!! F YEA!

birdmanx1 10-06-2011 01:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Isamu (Post 1346727)
3.75% for my mortgage!! F YEA!

:tup:

FuszNissan 10-06-2011 01:48 PM

Well, they are both deprecating assets right now...:stirthepot:

Spikuh 10-06-2011 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by bacalhau16 (Post 1308358)
I can already foresee some of the questions coming, so here is what I meant buy "saving" money while owning the GTR.

370Z payment = $635/month
mortgage pay = $1050/month
plus all other bills, cable, electric, oil, water etc. We will call it $400/month

or
GTR payment = $1100/month
Rent Payment = ~$450/month
Plus all other bills, cable, electric, oil, water etc. We will call it $400/month


So, in reality, I would loseabout $265 a month and own a GTR.

(Yes, Im playing devils advocate and having fun with this discussion. Go with it.)

Bit more accurate now. :tup:

Spikuh 10-06-2011 02:04 PM

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Originally Posted by LONDON2012 (Post 1309418)
As far as house or save up money, in general, I think it depends on rent prices. We bought a house at 4.25% interest, but everything combined mortgage insurance, prop tax, house insurance, loan, it all comes out to $75 a month more than what we were paying in rent for a two bedroom one bath apartment. We bought what most people consider a starter home: 1600 sqft, 4 bed, 2 bath. We plan on living in it until retirement though. We don't have a very good emergency fund saved, but with the costs of renting and owning being similar, we felt that it made sense to buy at this time.

I guess all that to say that I think buying a house can still make sense in this environment. Also the Fed is going to keep interest rates low for the next 2 years, and obviously the inventory is huge, so I don't think there is any rush. Buy if you have a long-term plan and can visualize how owning a home will help meet your certain long-term life goals.

Best advice right here for anyone. Always, always, always do the math. :D

And good luck with your new home. Hopefully your market will continue to grow and you can build up some good equity in it. :happydance:

Isamu 10-06-2011 02:04 PM

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Originally Posted by birdmanx1 (Post 1346735)
:tup:

yea man... and I get 100 bucks off my closing costs LOLOLOL

birdmanx1 10-06-2011 03:00 PM

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Originally Posted by FuszNissan (Post 1346746)
Well, they are both deprecating assets right now...:stirthepot:

hahahaha you had to bring that up Fusz!!!
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Originally Posted by Isamu (Post 1346766)
yea man... and I get 100 bucks off my closing costs LOLOLOL

That's so full of win!!! If you luck out you might even get a few more $$ in a few months. The title company made a mistake during my closing, they found out about it almost 1.5 year later as part of audit. I ended up getting an unexpected check for a few thousand $$ :happydance:

Isamu 10-06-2011 03:15 PM

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Originally Posted by birdmanx1 (Post 1346867)
hahahaha you had to bring that up Fusz!!!


That's so full of win!!! If you luck out you might even get a few more $$ in a few months. The title company made a mistake during my closing, they found out about it almost 1.5 year later as part of audit. I ended up getting an unexpected check for a few thousand $$ :happydance:

I would LOVE for something that epic to happen to me...


but I got a coupon in the mail from my bank for 1% off any loan that i have that comes directly out of my checking account LOLOLOL

wilsonp 10-09-2011 11:31 PM

Planning to live in 1600 sq ft for that long is impressive, or a super early retirement is even more impressive! :)


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