Clean undercarriage Tuesday

fuck, might have had one enchilada too many. i shall try and find room for the gin.
 
gobucks0409 said:
Outgrow (which isn't really going to be a thing): buy a new place, and rent this one out.

Life event: hopefully that doesn't happen, but we're both very employable, so just hope for the best, I guess? Either one of us could pay our mortgage on a single salary. We'd just have to cut back on a lot.
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Totally makes sense, if you dont think about it.
 
PnkPanther said:
if you wait for perfect moment to buy you could be waiting forever

we had been kicking around idea of moving but market here is nuts so we've decided to upgrade existing domicile. Sure, it would be a cinch to sell, but we have to buy

There are drawbacks to just sitting and renting as well
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Never said perfect moment. If you read my post, it said buy low and sell high, not the absolute bottom or top. Yeah you guys are right, price you pay doesnt matter at all. Just pay too much. Its all the same.
 
Peter Gozintite said:
Never said perfect moment. If you read my post, it said buy low and sell high, not the absolute bottom or top. Yeah you guys are right, price you pay doesnt matter at all. Just pay too much. Its all the same.
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Peter Gozintite said:
Never said perfect moment. If you read my post, it said buy low and sell high, not the absolute bottom or top. Yeah you guys are right, price you pay doesnt matter at all. Just pay too much. Its all the same.
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it's not a stock, life circumstances may dictate different approach, all I'm saying

I'd agree to not buy currently and consider it an "investment"
 
PnkPanther said:
it's not a stock, life circumstances may dictate different approach, all I'm saying

I'd agree to not buy currently and consider it an "investment"
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It is a market, not a stock, but very relative.

If not an investment, wtf is it? Hahaha
 
Peter Gozintite said:
Nope. Im just flat wrong. It makes no difference what you pay for a house, or when you buy. No difference.
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I pay about ~1,200 in principal a month. If I pay rent I pay $0 in principal

Lets say I wait 2 years to buy house for "better conditions" so long as house prices don't drop by >30K I am not gaining anything, potentially higher rates

I don't think one can make a blanket statement of don't buy now or buy now because everyone's circumstances are different

being cautious isn't bad advice
 
What if house prices don't drop in the next 3 years... What if they just remain steady or even increase (the increase train has to stop someone, I know)?

So, we can pay $15,000/yr ($45k) to someone else just so we don't buy too high?
 
gobucks0409 said:
What if house prices don't drop in the next 3 years... What if they just remain steady or even increase (the increase train has to stop someone, I know)?

So, we can pay $15,000/yr ($45k) to someone else just so we don't buy too high?
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Look at the history of real estate. There are corrections every 10 to 15 years, roughly. Nevermind guys, Im wrong.
 
Peter Gozintite said:
Look at the history of real estate. There are corrections every 10 to 15 years, roughly. Nevermind guys, Im wrong.
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good point, I'll sell my house and move into your basement while I wait for a better time to buy



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