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Topic	Fuck yeah, buying a house soon.
littlebro07 06/05/19 8:26:35 PM #12:	kinetika_ posted... My real father was in the Air Force, but I don't talk to him. My stepdad was also in the Air Force, but I don't know if that counts. I'm pretty sure it does, but they'll tell you right away when you call if you're eligible or not. TreyFlowers posted... littlebro07 posted... $0 down payment and no PMI. smh Why drop 50k when I can keep it in my bank account or invest it when mortgage rates are this low Also I don't have 50k >_> most I could do was 5% down but I wouldn't have anything set aside for emergencies. Now I will. EternalDivide posted... Don't buy a pos track home or one with a HOA. Look for an original 50s-80s built. Check the foundation, electrical and water. (That goes for any home though) This'll be our second house, so we'll know what to look for now since we were just eager noobs back then. No HOA is at the top of our list. I'm not paying some old bitches a monthly fee to tell me what I can and can't do with the property I own. --- https://i.imgtc.com/MGGa6Os.gif <cite>littlebro07 posted [p:922846698] in Fuck yeah,... [t:77764798]...</cite> <quote><cite>kinetika_ posted...</cite> <quote>My real father was in the Air Force, but I don't talk to him. My stepdad was also in the Air Force, but I don't know if that counts.</quote> I'm pretty sure it does, but they'll tell you right away when you call if you're eligible or not. <cite>TreyFlowers posted...</cite> <quote><cite>littlebro07 posted...</cite> <quote>$0 down payment and no PMI.</quote> smh</quote> Why drop 50k when I can keep it in my bank account or invest it when mortgage rates are this low Also I don't have 50k >_> most I could do was 5% down but I wouldn't have anything set aside for emergencies. Now I will. <cite>EternalDivide posted...</cite> <quote>Don't buy a pos track home or one with a HOA. Look for an original 50s-80s built. Check the foundation, electrical and water. (That goes for any home though)</quote> This'll be our second house, so we'll know what to look for now since we were just eager noobs back then. No HOA is at the top of our list. I'm not paying some old bitches a monthly fee to tell me what I can and can't do with the property I own. --- https://i.imgtc.com/MGGa6Os.gif</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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