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re: How much home can I afford?
Posted on 1/12/22 at 8:31 am to thunderbird1100
Posted on 1/12/22 at 8:31 am to thunderbird1100
500k purchase
100k down not in your bank vs 15k down 85k in bank (or bitcoin for this board)
MI costs you 100 more a month
1200 a year
Since you will only stay in the loan for 7yrs max thats an extra 8400 in payments to keep 85k and have 2 bitcoin
I never understand the fear of MI
Must be a boomer mentality
100k down not in your bank vs 15k down 85k in bank (or bitcoin for this board)
MI costs you 100 more a month
1200 a year
Since you will only stay in the loan for 7yrs max thats an extra 8400 in payments to keep 85k and have 2 bitcoin
I never understand the fear of MI
Must be a boomer mentality
Posted on 1/12/22 at 8:39 am to SDVTiger
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500k purchase
He's not looking to buy a half million dollar place here, he's a single guy living in a box right now basically
quote:
MI costs you 100 more a month
PMI on a $500k house would likely be way more than $100 a month, closer to $175-$200/mo.
Our PMI for our house which had a $261k mortgage after 5% down with excellent credit was $81/mo and that was considered a very low PMI rate. If you only put 5% down on a $500k place, you're talking $150/mo minimum PMI and easily go up to $200 even with good credit.
PMI is literally a total waste of money for you as a the buyer so why pay it if you can afford not to. IF the guy didnt have 100+ grand here it's a different story. Not only that, but he could very well be buying at the housing peak around now any by putting so little down could find himself in a bad equity situation if the housing market corrects some which is also another issue.
also, I'm definitely not a boomer
This post was edited on 1/12/22 at 8:40 am
Posted on 1/12/22 at 8:46 am to SDVTiger
quote:
Must be a boomer mentality
You mean the generation that holds most of the wealth in this country. Yeah, ignore their mentality.
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