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May 17, 2018
4:10:04pm
Troy McClure All-American
In my ignorant opinion, I would go with a bigger downpayment.
Because depending on the market, it's instant equity that will grow, you won't be paying interest on it, etc. and furnishings don't appreciate.

But again, I'm probably not a very good resource for the ins and outs of mortgage benefits vs. negatives and planning.
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