Hey, I was curious how thin I could spread my finances. I currently rent, have bills out my ass (non-tax deferable), and am getting married as well. Oh, I know, I can take out a 5 year loan (also not tax deferable) on a car I will seldom use. Then when the housing market starts to recover and rates increase I will begin looking for a home with my dogshit credit score. You guys are the best. Signed Dom.
Hey, I was curious how thin I could spread my finances. I currently rent, have bills out my ass (non-tax deferable), and am getting married as well. Oh, I know, I can take out a 5 year loan (also not tax deferable) on a car I will seldom use. Then when the housing market starts to recover and rates increase I will begin looking for a home with my dogshit credit score. You guys are the best. Signed Dom.
Living in Stockton Ca, I have my pick of hundred's of foreclosed house's within a 5 mile radius. Stockton is the number one city in America with foreclosure's per capita.
Living in Stockton Ca, I have my pick of hundred's of foreclosed house's within a 5 mile radius. Stockton is the number one city in America with foreclosure's per capita.
California is pretty much is dominating that dubious "most foreclosures" race at this point. Great job guys, I guess buying 900k houses(on average) with 5% down and an arm adjustable rate, JUST to impress few people you don't know is not the brightest idea after all, eh?
Spending money you don't have, to buy shit you don't really need to impress some people you don't know. Pretty much sums up that shallow state. NJ comes in at close second.
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