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01-12-2006 04:00 AM |
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Originally Posted by Big Red Machine
Its just my opinion but all the Adjustable Rate Mortgages given to people that normally wouldn't be able to get a mortgage. Will create a huge opportunity to those that are ready in about 2 yrs. It happened in the 80's and its set up to happen again. The mortgage companys give people an A.R.M once the rates go up so does their monthly payment. Alot of these people are maxed out at the current rate. When it starts creaping up(already is) the home prices come down. So in a couple years you will have people paying a $400K mortgage on a $300K house people will walk away from the properties.(like in the 80's) Theres an ol'saying "if you look far enough in the past you can see the future"
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Exactly... Anyone who knows me and my situation in the industry knows I was nobody 2 years ago and I am somebody only to the 75th percentile at this point... ie, I could not afford a home 2 years ago so currently I rent...
I now can easily afford to buy a home even in this sellers market. I went to a lending company and tossed around numbers and basically they told me that it is by my anual income alone they will even discuss buying a home with me...
So I figured... why buy a home right not in California? My father owns a 4 bedroom home and his mortgage (with prop 13) is $300 a month... If I bought the same house (the example I gave the lending company) it would cost me $4879 a month to buy his house. Unfucking believable!
While I know I can easily afford I am thinking.... WHY!!!!???????
Why buy a house right now when people are going to start getting balloon payments do on their all interest loans in 1 to 3 years and I can walk into their loan at 2 years agos price...
I am going to wait another year or two and see what happens...
I love my kids, but damn... they are the only reason I don't move inland and grab a nice 8 bedroom house with a ranch sized property...
Just 3 more years... then they will all go to college in the dorms whether they like it or not!
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