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re: Unique financial situation- could a financial advisor help?
Posted on 2/11/15 at 10:22 pm to Tigerfan56
Posted on 2/11/15 at 10:22 pm to Tigerfan56
You don't need to pay someone to talk about that. Talk to your family. You work at a firm? Talk to your managers and partners.
I would personally NOT cash out the Roth. Stay where you are 6 months, save up another 6K, and then go do it.
Talk to your parents - are they willing to gift you a down payment?
I would make sure you are wanting to stay in that area. If you are working for a big enough firm, you might have to move around.
Pass the exam - that should be priorities 1 - 5 for you right now, knock it out now while your parents can leave you along and you don't have roomies wanting to drink beer every night.
I would personally NOT cash out the Roth. Stay where you are 6 months, save up another 6K, and then go do it.
Talk to your parents - are they willing to gift you a down payment?
I would make sure you are wanting to stay in that area. If you are working for a big enough firm, you might have to move around.
Pass the exam - that should be priorities 1 - 5 for you right now, knock it out now while your parents can leave you along and you don't have roomies wanting to drink beer every night.
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Posted on 2/11/15 at 10:34 pm to LSUFanHouston
Def talk to your parents first and ask if they are willing to be a safety net if you try this.
Gifting you some type of downpayment would be huge.
As I mentioned earlier if you pay off early and build equity, the issue with "staying in the area" becomes less and less as it is easier to sell the house
Gifting you some type of downpayment would be huge.
As I mentioned earlier if you pay off early and build equity, the issue with "staying in the area" becomes less and less as it is easier to sell the house
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