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Whatever you do, don't get an adjustable mortage. |
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yup, all that is included. I did alot of homework :p so is gas, water, trash and sewer.. all that is included in that price Hoa is 150, but I am prepaying that for at least 1 year, and hopefully trying to prepay for a full two years.. but we'll see how that goes |
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I wish we'd just done the 30-yr fixed from the beginning. In the end it's not saving me any money. Three years of saving $100/month is going right back into closing costs for a new loan......... Plus, what if your financial situation changes or interest rates go up? There's no point getting an ARM when rates are as low as they are unless you are SURE you will stay for less than 5 years. We thought we would be out of our townhouse by now but we have decided to stay... hence the re-fi. |
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I'm hopingg (hoping) that I will be married one of these days sooon, in the next few years, and no way we are staying in this condo for that long.. at least i dont think so.. oh well who knows.. |
they say that those are bad and can be very very costly but the new trend is mortage companyies are tryign to talk people in to getting them. also i dot know where you are at in what state but i know here in cali when my husband and i was first time home buyers we got a special rate with no money down etc etc since we were first time home buyers and we hae our rate at 3.75 but whats bad is once you sell and such your deal is done but hey it worked for us till now since we were in the middle of selling and moving stuff till hubby lost his job so now we are still in our house. anyway im way off subject here but yeah they say to beware of those interest only loans and those adjustable rate ones also |
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