Message from @Leaf

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2019-10-26 23:35:20 UTC  

Degenerate

2019-10-26 23:35:25 UTC  

Because the Redskins sell them to white men for cheap

2019-10-26 23:35:36 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/634367565304561675/637796504056102912/unknown.png

2019-10-26 23:35:44 UTC  

you can do all these computations in excel too

2019-10-26 23:35:44 UTC  

I'm being Jewed by Jews and Frenchmen and Injuns <:wojack:396042478530330624>

2019-10-26 23:36:09 UTC  

@fuguer idk, typically down payment is like 10%?

2019-10-26 23:36:26 UTC  

housing is going up like crazy in my area, makes me not want to buy, but probably will keep rising

2019-10-26 23:36:29 UTC  

Wouldn't it be cheaper and safer to just buy land and build a house

2019-10-26 23:36:36 UTC  

20% is the best downpayment if you can swing it because you dont pay PMI (mortgage insurance)

2019-10-26 23:36:59 UTC  

Yes, not sure if I want to buy in a quickly growing city, or buy land/house rurally

2019-10-26 23:37:02 UTC  

and work remote

2019-10-26 23:37:10 UTC  

are you gonna build the hosue with your own hands or hire people?

2019-10-26 23:37:15 UTC  

20%... bruh

2019-10-26 23:37:16 UTC  

its a lot easier to finance construction of a house

2019-10-26 23:37:18 UTC  

Gonna pay people

2019-10-26 23:37:31 UTC  

20% is a lot. I need like 40k for a 200k house

2019-10-26 23:37:33 UTC  

Probably just get help from family and do as much as I can by myself

2019-10-26 23:37:49 UTC  

i had 40k saved up when i was still in grad school

2019-10-26 23:37:55 UTC  

you can save it if you prioritize

2019-10-26 23:37:56 UTC  

I have lots of men employed in trades and construction in my family

2019-10-26 23:38:04 UTC  

you can get these picks from harbor freight for 99c

2019-10-26 23:38:06 UTC  

So I could get help easily

2019-10-26 23:38:20 UTC  

anyways you can do 10% purchase, just 20% is optimal

2019-10-26 23:38:28 UTC  

it all comes down to your local market

2019-10-26 23:38:40 UTC  

Yeah, I mean, 10-15% is doable

2019-10-26 23:38:46 UTC  

and dont let perfect become the enemy of good

2019-10-26 23:38:54 UTC  

Lol I'm pretty sure I was breast fed

2019-10-26 23:39:16 UTC  

heres the thing smoke... if housing prices go up that means you should buy

2019-10-26 23:39:28 UTC  

because as prices go up, if you're a renter you're fucked, if you own you're golden

2019-10-26 23:39:43 UTC  

everyone is born "short" a roof over their heads, its a risky position to be in

2019-10-26 23:39:52 UTC  

the safest position is to own your own home

2019-10-26 23:39:59 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/634367565304561675/637797604729815060/oh_really.PNG

2019-10-26 23:40:07 UTC  

for me i was terrified of being priced out of where i grew up and forced to move

2019-10-26 23:40:51 UTC  

Yes... my area will be expensive eventually. I think if I were to buy here I'd buy a duplex or something, and then eventually move out of the city

2019-10-26 23:41:15 UTC  

yeah duplex can be great, sometimes i wish i did that

2019-10-26 23:41:31 UTC  

i still only have my primary house, my goal is to have an investment property

2019-10-26 23:42:01 UTC  

with a duplex you get both at once

2019-10-26 23:42:27 UTC  

yes, I wish some boomer plague would come so I could get some cheap real estate <:towelsweat:552805059042344960>

2019-10-26 23:42:50 UTC  

i kept waiting all through the last housing crash prices didnt drop that much

2019-10-26 23:43:01 UTC  

if you're in a bubbley area, far from jobs prices can crash