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House hunting sucks. Prices are probably going to go down for another year or two so i don't know what to do.
I'm looking at buying a house too. The prices are to hard to resist right now. Word of advice though: A home that lists for $250,000 will probrably sell for $220 if it's bank owned and you low ball them.
If imitation is the best form of flattery............thanks for kissing my ass.
Yeah some of the prices are really good right now compared to this time last year but it's still about 30% higher than where it should be. This is a pretty crazy documentary about foreclosures happening in SoCal. It's worth watching.
Yeah some of the prices are really good right now compared to this time last year but it's still about 30% higher than where it should be. This is a pretty crazy documentary about foreclosures happening in SoCal. It's worth watching.
im glad my parents stuck with the house they first bought back in 1987 which was 130-180gs at the time. they were tempted to buy a new house but they changed their minds. good thing they did.
im glad my parents stuck with the house they first bought back in 1987 which was 130-180gs at the time. they were tempted to buy a new house but they changed their minds. good thing they did.
Here is a good read about the housing market crash.
they already owned a house, but they bought another one. then the new one went belly up. because of the new one going belly up it caused them to lose their original house. and YOU dont wanna know what they left behind. i tried to help them evacuate most of their stuff.
well one of the things they left that was like very valueable was a 1923 T-Bucket hotrod.
i think they went back and got it, but im not sure.
House hunting sucks. Prices are probably going to go down for another year or two so i don't know what to do.
Who knows exactly what the housing market will do in 2 years from now. One thing to consider is the interest rates. They are not going any lower, and will likely go up. But a couple years would give you more time to save up. If you can save up a 20% down payment you can avoid the PMI, which is something like $110 a month on a $300,000 loan.
That was an amazing video BTW. It makes you wonder where all these people are going.
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