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OK, MEN, I'm gonna lay it on the line....

BenThereDunThat

By BenThereDunThat
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SincereOnlineGuy Established Member

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Bear with me, because this isn't a cut-n-paste job from some magazine:

 

--If you don't have a pot to piss in, do NOT think you're gonna tell me how to live my life

 

---if you've never owned your own home, had a mortgage in your name, (let alone a lease for god's sake), do NOT think you're gonna tell me how to live my life

 

--if you wear visible white socks EVER - with your tennis shoes, "dress" shoes, shorts, slacks, whatever. Do NOT think you're gonna tell me how to dress, or even begin to imagine that you can judge any of the above

 

--if you're gonna pull the "lord of the manor" routine, you better damn well have an actual manor to lord over.

 

Basically - if you're gonna come at me with any kind of judgment, you better have something substantial of your own to defend. Funny thing though, the most judgmental guys? Don't have sh*t going for them.

 

Sorry to burst your (unfounded) egotistical bubble.

 

The plain truth is, no one gives a sh*t what you think.

 

 

 

LOL clearly (one of you) is born every minute !!

 

 

(thanks for the laugh)

delajoonal Established Member

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btdt....i guess im the only one tha GETS what u r saying....

 

people...read between the lines....its' not that difficult to get what the post is stating.;)

threebyfate Established Member

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Say I bought a house at thirty in 04'?

 

Id be up a creek now wouldnt I?

This would depend on:

  • If you paid for it upfront.
  • How much you put into the downpayment.
  • What interest rate(s) you received with your mortgage.
  • How much you put into the annual lump sum payments, reliant on the max you're allowed to make.

Reliant on the permeatations of the above four bullet points and also, the ebb and flow of real estate value, you might also be doing very well for yourself.

 

Real estate is also like other investment vehicles, in that market value means squat (except as a way for municipalities to calculate your property taxes). It only becomes meaningful, when it's time to sell.

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