Can't even get a condo for that price up here you winning breh
I must have got fukked because I was paying at least 250 around that rangePMI isn't even that much. you're looking at like $600 a year.

I must have got fukked because I was paying at least 250 around that range![]()
thats way too muchI must have got fukked because I was paying at least 250 around that range![]()
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.
Im out of that Loan now..I know I got raped I was like 22 when I first bought. This time Im doing my researchTh
thats way too much

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
Nope![]()
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.
gonna have to research home buying a lot more now. i'm learning something new about this process everyday 

Na in Jersey, purchasing the home through an affordable housing programthat's a dam good deal. you live in the south? that won't get you shyt but a 700-900 square ft condo in the the bay.
im getting a 2600 square ft two family for about $210,000. Thats a good ideal imo
Goddamn I need to move to the south.^^^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...
I must have got fukked because I was paying at least 250 around that range![]()

Nothing about this is even close to accurate.
PMI is absolutely tax deductible (assuming you meet the requirements) and falls off automatically at 78% LTV. You can do it sooner if your LTV hits 80% and you have an updated appraisal showing it tho.