So im getting ready to put a downpayment for my first house
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You got pictures? I like seeing pics of new home buys.
ahomeplateslugger
Superstar
Surreal feeling brehs and brehettes
Never wrote a check for this large amount before but damn if it ain't a great way to start the summer
Cookout every weekend
Hoes gone be flocking
congrats. how long did the whole process take from start to finish? were you able to talk the price down? info breh
Better be at least 20% 
Dolla$
Minus the bullsh*t...life's great
I'll update the thread with pics in about a month. Construction for the house is almost done. Being built from the ground up.
Thanks, um I started the process in January/February it was fairly quick. And i did not have to talk the price down, im getting a 2600 square ft two family for about $210,000. Thats a good ideal imo
Better be at least 20%
Nope
You paying PIP?Nope
HookersandIceCream
#TeamOrange
Congrats
Enjoy the tax breaks
And the expenses
Enjoy the tax breaks
And the expenses
Groanman
Superstar
My ex wife insisted that the first song we played in our new house was
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I said to myself,
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I said to myself,
Dolla$
Minus the bullsh*t...life's great
Idk whats that but if you mean PMI then yesYou paying PIP?
Dolla$
Minus the bullsh*t...life's great
My ex wife insisted that the first song we played in our new house was
.
I said to myself,
Glad i aint got to deal with that.
No wife, no girlfriend, no nothing
shyts gone be a bachelor pad of epic proportions.
First order of business is to get a stripper pole put in the stripper room or master bedroom
beenz
Rap Guerilla
Better be at least 20%
that's
you can get a home for as little as 3.5% down.
to be honest, most folks don't have 20% cash to put down on a house.
sayyestothis
Free the guys
that's
you can get a home for as little as 3.5% down.
to be honest, most folks don't have 20% cash to put down on a house.
^^^less then 20 tho and your getting KILLED by Private Mortgage insurance or PMI which is not tax deductible and is there forever on your loan until you can refinance out and have enough equity...
OP - I congratulate you but I do hope you did your homework and worked with a TRUSTED lender and settlement company.
I said pip 
I meant pmi... When I saw that BS on my first mortgage I was like 
beenz
Rap Guerilla
PMI isn't even that much. you're looking at like $600 a year ($50 a month). I'd rather pay that than put in another $30K cash out my savings.
and you can easily refinance out of the PMI as long as your loan to value ratio is looking proper.
I'm just saying, I'd rather build the equity by the house appreciating than use my savings for it.
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