I mean that's still a lot of money after putting 50% down

Sign up, and you'll be able to vote in polls. Sign up

Report problem with this ad

Mar 18, 2024
8:38:20pm

WhirleyPop All-American

I mean that's still a lot of money after putting 50% down

Report problem with this ad

WhirleyPop

Previous username: Groin Squirrel
Bio page: WhirleyPop
Joined: Oct 19, 2014
Last login: Jun 5, 2024
Total posts: 26,674 (1,631 FO)

Report problem with this ad

Messages

Author

Time

My wife sent me a 600k house in New York to look at.

WhirleyPop

Mar 18, 6:53pm

where in ny

Mar 18, 6:55pm

Webster

WhirleyPop

Mar 18, 6:57pm

This is why this market is not sustainable. I couldn’t afford to buy my own

Iman23

Mar 18, 6:56pm

She would fit in well here.

rad dawg

Mar 18, 6:57pm

Rates? No doubt, not debatable. Prices? Don’t see anyone arguing that.

NorCal_Coug

Mar 18, 7:18pm

Many have argued that affordability is the same or similar.

rad dawg

Mar 18, 7:22pm

Your calculations are way off

rainorsnow

Mar 18, 7:18pm

Property tax is $1200/mo

WhirleyPop

Mar 18, 7:22pm

Should be under $3,300 even with HO insurance factored in.

rainorsnow

Mar 18, 7:30pm

I mean that's still a lot of money after putting 50% down

WhirleyPop

Mar 18, 8:38pm

$600k in that area would prob be equivalent of a $1.5-2.5 Million home in Utah.

rainorsnow

Mar 19, 4:37am

Wow that's criminal.

Pro Logic

Mar 18, 7:35pm

Sorry about your 450 credit score

Mar 18, 7:20pm

Live in a state near there and I pay about 10k/year on property tax on 450k hous

Malacis

Mar 18, 7:56pm

What was the cost on the shipping?!?!?

jpesk2

Mar 18, 8:10pm

Our house will be paid off in 5 years or less depending how much extra we are able to put in each month...

BYU Grounds

Mar 18, 8:19pm

Report problem with this ad

Posting on CougarBoard

In order to post, you will need to either sign up or log in.

Report problem with this ad