/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58174365
>Zestimate 30 day change
>+4.5%

I got a gf soon after buying my house for $550k and my NW going past $1.3 million. My (now ex) gf was a waste of 2 years of my life. I would take a bigger house and more money in a heartbeat.

>>57377800
Based. I'm up $100k from when I bought in 2021.
>>57380136
>Locked in a cool 3% mortgage which I don't even pay off since I make significantly more off my investments.
This is the right mindset. I have over $1.4 mil in crypto, stocks, and retirement. No way in hell am I liquidating any of that to quickly pay off my $400k 2.75% APR mortgage.

>>57166236
I locked in 2.75% for 30 years.
Lower you're tone, chud.
>At 4% interest, I will gladly stay in debt for as long as possible
Just kidding, actually based. I have no plans on paying mine off early either. It's literally free money.

>>56795513
Bro me too. 2.75% APR on a house I acquired for $550k in 2021. Now do the math as if the interest was 7.5%. Despite the property tax and insurance bullshit, we're winning big time.

>>56688463
You gotta get creative. Find more sources of revenue, use your professional network to your advantage to help you advance or find better jobs, and buy more BTC/ETH (a couple hundred bucks per week). Do this for the next 2-3 years and you'll make it.
>t. 34 year old American homeowner

>>56645552
Unironically this. It's not necessarily the top since median home prices for the nation are slightly down YoY but I advise anybody that can afford it to buy ASAP and try to refinance at a lower rate in a few years. As soon as rates go down, supply will get squeezed even more and home prices will skyrocket.

>>56364647
Zestimates only go up, poorfag rentoids will never know this feeling.

>Mortgage rates approaching 8%
>House prices still going up 5+% a year
You didn't miss the boat, right?

today i used my zestimate to... umm.... pay more property taxes?