Brehs...Is anyone looking to purchase a home?

[HookersandIceCream]

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And i've never flipped a house so i'm gonna refrain from getting in a big debate with you. But assuming someone has the funds to procure a house, labor, and materials? He should have no problem turning a profit. People always need somewhere to live. And even if your place doesn't sell immediately you can rent it out.

There is tons of relatively simple ways to make guap. People don't do them cuz people are lazy, undisciplined, and unorganized. Simply attempting to flip a house would automatically put you several steps ahead of the majority of the population. Cuz them nikkas won't even make the attempt. Guess cuz they're thinking like you.

That's hilarious considering you have no idea how how difficult it can be to collect rent at times. It's also hilarious you are saying it's easy and have not even come close to doing it.

 

[TooLazyToMakeUp1]

I just got my first (and last) house. Payed my first mortgage payment this month and felt all growed

AT&T Uverse installer came to the door and was like, "Are you the man of the house "

"Nah... I'm the God....."

 

[Turbulent]

I just got my first (and last) house. Payed my first mortgage payment this month and felt all growed

AT&T Uverse installer came to the door and was like, "Are you the man of the house "

"Nah... I'm the God....."

 

[Splash]

I just got my first (and last) house. Payed my first mortgage payment this month and felt all growed

AT&T Uverse installer came to the door and was like, "Are you the man of the house "

"Nah... I'm the God....."

 

[posterchild336]

Idk.

But if you can save up enough money to start flipping houses you'll be golden for life. Probably have like 50k + profits on every house you flip. Flip a house a year + work a job and you'll be eating.

if it was this easy people wouldnt have to work

 

[Timeis$]

Owning a house pays off during tax time

Yeah I'm looking forward to this for this upcoming tax year.

I bought a brand new townhouse earlier this year. Mortgage payment is the around the same I was paying for rent I got sick of paying apartment rent.

My advice is to buy in your means and do NOT use the full amount of money your approved for. My bank approved me for a home loan about twice the amount I actually used. I could have afforded the higher mortgage payment but as single man buying my first place I didn't see the need to. Plus I have others debts, savings, retirement, things I want/need my money to go towards.

 

[Bunchy Carter]

I'm looking into buying a condo; not a house just yet. In LA the rent is 1000+, even for a old broke down apartment, so it's better to own a home because it's cheaper. The condos here cost as much as homes and even the foreclosed condos are pretty high. I'm 29 and most people my age are still at home, have roommates or live on their own; I have one friend, she bought a house in compton she's 32. It's a starter home; so she's fixing it up.