• @SpaceNoodle
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      Damn, how’d you get that sweet deal? Mortgage rates bottomed out at around 2.7% in Q3 2020.

      • @[email protected]
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        1111 months ago

        I put a ton down (the entire sale price of my last house, which I owned outright) on mine to get 2.2. Plus my credit is like 810 or something.

        Not bad for a dude who had his house foreclosed on in 2013.

        • @SpaceNoodle
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          Not bad indeed. I was also completely in the hole in 2013 with 800+ credit … but didn’t have nearly that much to put down, leaving me with a massive 2.8%. Not bad for a HCOL area though.

      • @ooterness
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        711 months ago

        Not all mortgages are 30-year fixed. Rates are typically lower on 15-year and 10-year terms.

  • mommykink
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    2311 months ago

    That might just be the ugliest roof line I’ve ever seen

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      This is some Sims 1 roof shit.

      Also, the guy who owns this house comes across your comment and goes 😕

    • @TropicalDingdong
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      1111 months ago

      The house equivalent of a receding hairline with a comb-over.

      • @[email protected]
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        big empty attic with awkward beams and spray-in insulation, dust and flocking floating everywhere, a couple cracked 1×6 planks run across the rafters providing a precarious path between the undersized access hatch and the shutoff switch on the side of the HVAC unit …

  • @Jackcooper
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    1711 months ago

    I was just thinking not enough of my income goes to bank profits

  • @GlitterInfection
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    611 months ago

    Thank God mine’s at 3% so I don’t have to do this.

  • @[email protected]
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    Don’t refinance Just act like it’s financed for 8 percent, use the extra money you saved to pay all except $10 as fast as you can, that way the loan is all but non existent, but the account is still open, so you can then use that loan to pay for other expensive things and investments

    This is actually how my uncle (who’s a mechanic) bought 2 brand new cars. It’s a very clever way of doing things.