Trump fatigue

You idiots keep crying about a 50yr loan but wear a button with your 30yr fixed rate are just incredible

A 50-year mortgage is not a new thing dummy, how do you think gardeners afford a million dollar homes in fricking New York?

I know quite a few people whom have taken out 2 loans. It's stupid but, they do it and the banks laugh.

This is the problem with the "me, now" crowd.

They'll live it debt, die in debt, and pass the debt, on to the next generation.

Learn about generational wealth.

The 50 year mortgage is like the 7/8 year car note. Just because it is an option, does not mean you need to accept it. And if you need to stretch it out that long anyway, you can't afford it in the first place.

He’s run so far left economically, and it’s clearly not working. While the right complains about New York City electing a socialist, just look at the GOP’s own leadership. Trump has been one of the most economically left-leaning presidents in history — from wealth redistribution through direct cash handouts and massive deficit expansion, $1T per year in new taxes on goods and raw materials via his tariff agenda, the government taking ownership stakes in major corporations, pursuing an extremely protectionist / anti-free market trade agenda, and pressuring the Fed to keep rates artificially low. It’s remarkable how closely this mirrors aspects of modern monetary theory, where fiscal restraint is effectively abandoned in pursuit of short-term political or populist goals.

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Now a 50 yr mortgage,

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So lost of folks take out 2nd mortgages on their home, not similar?

You have the original 30, then you add to that payment schedule by borrowing more? We should outlaw 2nd mortgages now?

Don't forget bringing over 600K Chinese students lol. America first!!

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I have Clemson fatigue. Suck it, taters. See you in a few weeks and we make it back to back beatings.

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Yeah - I just don’t care this year

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The 50 year mortgage is like the 7/8 year car note. Just because it is an option, does not mean you need to accept it. And if you need to stretch it out that long anyway, you can't afford it in the first place.

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Exactly. I bought my house three years ago on a 15 year fixed and paid it off in 2.5 years. How does anyone do that these days? They understand what they can AFFORD. Our society is far too materialistic and status competitive to do this.