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yas queen

Does she come with the house?

>>20845124

Can't wait to have a daughter.

>>20845124
>one post by this id

>>20845124
Yes, if you wanna take a 30% loss by EOY.

>>20845124
no

>>20845151
That would double the price of the house

>>20845175
crytpo is speculation, not investment

>>20845124
Not really, I'd wait for it a bit. They are inflating prices on purpose to keep this shitty global economy running and they won't let any asset loose value

>>20845200
Her eyebrows are fucked, I can't look at anything else

Bro houses everywhere in the country have inflated. Even bumblefuck homes are charging 400k.

>>20845269
Are you expecting it to retrace? I'm looking for a place at the moment but holding fire, not sure if it's going up or down.

>>20845158

>>20845294
> Her eyebrows are fucked
I know, 2/10 would not bang.

>>20845124
no crash is incoming obviously

>>20845124
is it a good time to buy a car rite now???

what a stupid question - its a subjective market you idiot

>>20845200
i am in love

>>20845368
Bro if it doesn't go down within 2 years after the U.S. printed T R I L L I O N S of useless dollars as it produces NOTHING then everything is fake and nothing matters.

>>20845368
This
>>20845269
It might go up.

>>20845627
No banister. Enjoy your deathtrap when you're tryna fuck and enjoy that view

>>20845588

it takes months-years for the new money to inflate the price of houses. did you really think that housing prices just jumped 20% in may? lmao.

>>20845627
that balcony doesn't look very safe

>>20845627

I mean look at that ass and tell me you don't want a daughter like this.

>>20845124

Poor guy cant even afford clothing. Is this what weve come to? A guy in his underwear posting pictures of himself to magnify his plight? The underwear is even too small for him; its so tight it tucked away his pipi ffs.

>>20845790

>daughter

Thats a son anon

>>20845790


>>20845728
We're in unprecedented times. THe market is being kept afloat by bills that's set to expire.

>>20845158
Me to anon, really looking foward to raising a daughter.

>>20845124
I did. Closed earlier this month.
Good timing? Bad timing?
Only time will tell.
Interest rate sure was low though, so that's a good thing.
Whether the property holds or loses value, we'll just have to wait and see. I'm not losing sleep over it.
I'm much happier today in my own house than I was in my shitty apartment. That alone is worth something.

>>20845158
your daughter will be blacked

>>20845953
What was your APR?

are you retarded
the world is drowning in debt, banks are getting fucked by non performing loans and defaults and their balance sheets are overleveraged as is they are being fucking raped, as soon as the gov pulls the backstop, and they will eventually be forced to or go insolvent, then banks will stop lending and force credit restrictions which will cause more defaults and flood the market with foreclosures like in 2008, already in 2019 credit was tightening because the repo market froze and now you have an interbank catastrophe coupled with a possible foreclosure flood

I'm not saying anything is going to happen I'm just saying youre buying into a market that could collapse on a hair trigger with no warning, the warnings have already passed

Yes it is a good time to buy. With the dollar losing value and inflation around the corner, tangible assets will be stores of value. I'm a licensed mortgage loan originator. If you are serious about buying send me an email and I'll work up an estimate for you. mortgageanon@protonmail.com

>>20845124
Who is this?

>>20846019
Do you think house prices will start dropping soon?

I have 100k saved almost.

bought a house outright with cash. should be moving in next month once paperwork has gone through.
got £18k knocked off.

planning to live there for years so if the prices go up or down it doesn't matter.
paying £800 pcm atm so even if I waited a year for the prices to cash if probably come out the same

>>20845953
based, well done

>>20845956
t. Mutt

>>20846136
>bought a house outright with cash.
How much anon?

Paying for a house outright seems all but a dream to me.

What was this thread about again

>>20846382
>>20846136
There's no advantage to paying it off right away. If you can get an interest rate of like 2%, then just invest money into whatever you want that net say 7% and you'd be making money while living in your house.

>>20846042
What kind of rates are you giving?
My credit is 760

>>20846387

Posting passable men pictures

>>20846455
On a primary home for a first time home buyer we can look around 2.5

>>20845200
>>20845916
>>20846003
NAME (plz I must know)

>>20846424
>then just invest money into whatever you want that net say 7%
What's paying out 7% right now?

>>20847154
I found it corinnakopf

>>20847194
Stocks obviously

>>20845953
>>20846003
I recently closed on my first house as well (May 2020). 3.875% APR, which isn't fantastic but it isn't terrible for a 22 year old either.

Just don't view it primarily as an investment. Consider it to be just a roof over your head that will (hopefully) appreciate and generate equity.

>>20846825
Sincere anonymous question.
How much can you hook some one up.
How far can you go with say your own mother, what rate could you get me if you offer average joe with same credit 2.5

>>20847725
2.5 is a fantastic rate. I can get you down to 2.25 but it might not be worth what you'll have to pay in up front costs.

>>20845124
no buy centric

>>20845124
Sure. Buy the over priced box. It sounds super important.

>>20847809
Can you elaborate on that?
Where are ys located anyways.

>>20848020
Depending on your factors as a borrower (credit score, debt, income, assets) I get different APRs. I can normally play around with the rate a bit. To raise it I can give you a credit and pay some of your closing costs. To lower it, you have to pay more at closing. I'm in Florida

>>20847278
Correction Macey Ravndal

>>20845918
He means he’ll fuck her. That’s what he’s implying

housing market in a bubble. it will pop and the fed will never raise rates. wait op

>>20845124
No, wait until Dec.

>>20845124
If you could get a gamer girl like her to shit in it it would double the value so yes

>>20845627
That's a man.

>>20845124
A lot of people seem to be of the opinion it will crash in a year but I don't see it happening personally. There is massive vested interest in keeping that shit inflated as fuck from boomers/rich/federal reserve and they currently control everything. Actual crashes are transfers of wealth from bourgeoise asset owners to smart money who see it coming normally but there is no price discovery when you print infinite dollars (and don't control your borders, another element of propping up house prices by boomer niggers).

>>20845124
To live in, maybe. As an investment? Nah. Buy stock in shit that's undervalued: Energy, banks, etc.

>>20846003
think about this tragedy
she flushes the toilet when shes done

>>20845124
What country? What region? What price?

>>20845124
No, prices will continue to collapse. The bubble has burst, buying now is buying the euphoric peak.

>>20845124
Thats a cute man

>>20845124

>>20845124
i wouldnt. going to get a lot worse before it gets better

>>20845151
yes but her boyfriend Tyrone also does too.

>>20845200
NICE SHITBROWS FAGGOT

>>20845294
>>20845554
You like men playing dress up?

>>20845124
Interest rates look good, but that's probably a bad reason to buy as the market itself has skyrocketed with stocks. it's not clear why and could (should) explode at any moment.

interest rates will stay relatively low for the next few years

Houses should be slow, steady, safe investments to avoid really risky things. Right now there is so much uncertainty I would wait.

>>20845158
Nothing better than eating that sweet daughter pussy.

>>20845627
I feel like everyone forgot how to wear shorts sometime within the last decade.

>>20852173
id suck a fart out of her ass