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Josh.....quit making sense. I am gonna owe you a beer
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TacomaJD
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I'm just here to google stuffs...
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I'm just here to google stuffs...
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TBItoy
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I think I'd do this before buying a mobile home.
Oh wait, no, I'd build a pole barn and frame in some living quarters :****:
paradisepwoffrd said:
I think I'd do this before buying a mobile home.
Oh wait, no, I'd build a pole barn and frame in some living quarters :****:
TacomaJD
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I just look at trailers like credit cards, neither will end up benefitting me financially.
Some things are just better deemed as bad ideas and completely excluded as an option, then ponder alternative ways to achieve/obtain that which is desired.
Just my outlook, not stated to persuade, only to inform.
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I just look at trailers like credit cards, neither will end up benefitting me financially.
Some things are just better deemed as bad ideas and completely excluded as an option, then ponder alternative ways to achieve/obtain that which is desired.
Just my outlook, not stated to persuade, only to inform.
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Beerj
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This. At least it's something that's still useful after the fact.TBItoy said:
ibrokeit
Brock Higdon- Auburn, AL
People pay 5% interest on their mortgage? Ouch
tonybolton
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People have a mortgage? Ouchibrokeit said:
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ForMud
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Have you looked into any trailer with property foreclosures in your area? He can always build a house on the land later after living in the trailer for couple of year and save up some money.
ibrokeit
Brock Higdon- Auburn, AL
tonybolton said:People have a mortgage? Ouch
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Douché
paradisepwoffrd
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That was kinda my thinking too, but he mentioned not giving him any land to build on until be proved himself.
I would build a pole shed and park a camper under/beside it.
TBItoy said:
That was kinda my thinking too, but he mentioned not giving him any land to build on until be proved himself.
I would build a pole shed and park a camper under/beside it.
tonybolton
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Lol..... 5% about 6 years ago wasn't bad. A lot has changed since though...ibrokeit said:Douché
TacomaJD
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Back up to 4 now. Fed raised the interest rate in the middle of us fawking with our new home loan, before numbers were finalized. Started out at 3.75% in loan estimate, then by the time **** got serious, it went to 4%. My current house is on 5%, but that was back in 2009 when I bought it. I didn't shop around or know what was a good or bad interested rate then either, at the ripe age of 22.
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Back up to 4 now. Fed raised the interest rate in the middle of us fawking with our new home loan, before numbers were finalized. Started out at 3.75% in loan estimate, then by the time **** got serious, it went to 4%. My current house is on 5%, but that was back in 2009 when I bought it. I didn't shop around or know what was a good or bad interested rate then either, at the ripe age of 22.
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Mortalis5509
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I put 2.5% when I bought mine @ 141k at 30 year. Threw 20k at in upgrades and had it reappraised and gained 30k, so 10k profit in a year. Refinanced it again after 1 year and dropped off PMI because I now had my 20% equity and did a 15 year, rate went down as well. Didnt cost me any money to refi out of pocket and write refi off taxes. 1.5 or years later, refi again. No money down and wrote off taxes again.
In 4.5 years I bought it for 141k, worth by my guess 185 - 190k, and owe close to 100k.
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That's rough at 5% . May have been 09.tonybolton said:People have a mortgage? Ouch
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I put 2.5% when I bought mine @ 141k at 30 year. Threw 20k at in upgrades and had it reappraised and gained 30k, so 10k profit in a year. Refinanced it again after 1 year and dropped off PMI because I now had my 20% equity and did a 15 year, rate went down as well. Didnt cost me any money to refi out of pocket and write refi off taxes. 1.5 or years later, refi again. No money down and wrote off taxes again.
In 4.5 years I bought it for 141k, worth by my guess 185 - 190k, and owe close to 100k.
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I like the camper idea but he will probably end up moving a chick in with him eventually. Living in a camper with a chick and his British lab will get old quick.
His grandmother is not giving up an acre of property anytime soon so the shop house idea is out also. That and he is not to sharp with a hammer. Lol
I have been wanting to go the shop house way myself but the wife don't see it that way.
His grandmother is not giving up an acre of property anytime soon so the shop house idea is out also. That and he is not to sharp with a hammer. Lol
I have been wanting to go the shop house way myself but the wife don't see it that way.
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That's where I'm leaning. I started the self employed mortgage thread a week or so ago started rethinking and researching. Cheesy website but cool plans. I`m digging this setup. My local builder I work with said he could build this this for $45-$65/ square foot on a graded lot. Of course that doesn't include sewer and or septic.
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That's where I'm leaning. I started the self employed mortgage thread a week or so ago started rethinking and researching. Cheesy website but cool plans. I`m digging this setup. My local builder I work with said he could build this this for $45-$65/ square foot on a graded lot. Of course that doesn't include sewer and or septic.
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http://www.coolhouseplans.com/socsmm6 said:
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Could also in the come off and build a actual house also. There a few around here that people build and turned the entire building into house.KPatterson said:That's where I'm leaning. I started the self employed mortgage thread a week or so ago started rethinking and researching. Cheesy website but cool plans. I`m digging this setup. My local builder I work with said he could build this this for $45-$65/ square foot on a graded lot. Of course that doesn't include sewer and or septic.
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