Also looking at it again, it could be surveying only the population that moved for a COVID related reason.Rawtid’s explanation makes sense.
Percentages seem crazy high tho
Also looking at it again, it could be surveying only the population that moved for a COVID related reason.Rawtid’s explanation makes sense.
Percentages seem crazy high tho
It could mean people are moving from
that area period, but still w/in the US which makes sense to me. With so many work from home opportunities people are leaving high COL areas like NY, to more affordable states like NC.
would you say its better to buy a condo or a SFH/semiattached home? I'm looking at condos but i'm concerned with management, HOA fees, and resale
i did a lot of yardwork growing up so no problem there. Thanks breh. repped.Yeah, the HOA is a problem that I try to stay away from if you can. Too many guidelines and restictions that hinder what you can do in your own property. Problem is pretty much any condo will have HOAs these days.
As far as resale, either a condo or SFH will work. If you are in a decent to good neighborhood, the value will go up so you will be able to sell with no issues when you are ready. The main thing is I would research the HOA companies that run the condo you are looking at if you can before buying. I personally would go for a home if you could (if you dont mind yardwork)
Why do people get so financially savvy all of a sudden when it comes to buying a home? Lol They don’t care about money losing value on rent or whatever they tossing cash at, but when it comes time for ownership, they gotta move like Warren Buffet.
Obtain a mortgage you can afford based on current finances and move from there.
 I’m proud of my little house, it ain’t no mansion but we can afford the mortgage and it’s exactly what we wanted in bedrooms, office/library, corner lot in the cut in the back of the neighborhood252K Home in Lawrenceville, GA.
I would definitely move in and help ruin her credit.
Westernized degenerate.I think you got that backwards.
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I’m proud of my little house, it ain’t no mansion but we can afford the mortgage and it’s exactly what we wanted in bedrooms, office/library, corner lot in the cut in the back of the neighborhood
I think I said this before, my husband bought that plot without even asking me. Someone else was looking at it and he wrote the check right then.
Huge risk, but that’s was the perfect location.
if times get real real hard it’s already valued $30k higher
My house is home base. It’s affordable, well built, but it’s old and ugly. When times got hard, I went a year without paying a mortgage, if I was renting I would have been evicted. My house has served its purpose; a roof over my head, running water, clean, etc. My mortgage is $812, including home owners insurance and taxes. I pay for a warranty service at $52 a month. Home ownership owes me nothing!
 And you’re almost done, right? Or am i confusing you with someone else?
And you’re almost done, right? Or am i confusing you with someone else?
And about the old /ugly...I’ve always wanted a house that looked like crap on the outside but superior on the inside with renovations. Burglars would pass by my house in a heartbeat
I wish. It’s low though. Trying to get it under $100k, it’s at like $105k now.
My hopes are are renovate this year but even if I don’t, I will eventually so not in a huge rush. It’s more a personal thing for me.
 because I just started my loan this last yearThis April will be 5 years for me. Lol I’m surprised I made it this long.Now I remember, you were talking about getting it under 100k and I was likebecause I just started my loan this last year
