How much is your Mortgage or Rent per month,,,
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About $1800.. 2000 sq ft 4BR/2.5B house, worth about $220k. Suburb of Richmond VA.
Payment is a bit high since I recently refinanced into a 15 year loan (& much lower rate). Tryna get rid of mortgage payment by 40
Payment is a bit high since I recently refinanced into a 15 year loan (& much lower rate). Tryna get rid of mortgage payment by 40
Probably trailer park (double lot)
You like San Fran that much? I assume you are saving to buy local or planning to leave at some point
I live in a brownstone apartment in Boston but looking for home. I pay less than a g a month.
My reaction to this post is how I know that I am firmly out of girlhood lol
invest in rental properties people! it's really not that hard! learn to live rent free!!!
2 questions - How did you start? Also, do you still work?
But do y’all pay state income tax?
Yes. I usually end up getting back a few hundred, if that
little less than 700.... 5 bed 3 bath . no complaints
$2000 a month. 3 bedroom 2.5 bath basement and garage. That's after 20% down.
$O.OO I don't fuck around with debt...I own my shit. 
Texas:
1. Started with small property 3BD/2BTH/2Garage (15 year mortgage)
2. Bought well below what I could afford
3. Bought 3 lots in upcoming community and held for three years.
4. Sold two lots year three and paid for house in full.
5. Leveraged value of lot three bought 10 acres in another upcoming community.
6. Sub divided, sold some lots to well known builders, that paid for land and infrastructure cost. (kept 1/2 acre lot for me)
7. Built (hired my own team to build at cost) three homes and used profits to build my new home.
8. New Home, no mortgage, always buying and building new properties.
NOTE: Never tie debt to the home you are living in once you've paid for it in full. That's your safety net and NOT an investment. Put all personal properties, including home, in a "Trust" so that you can not lose as part of a lien or suit. Get real legal advise to set this up properly.
This is in part how I did it. There is always a better way and that's why we share on this board. Some of these ideas actually came from Brothas on this board who do this for a living.
Stay free my Brothas, stay free.
Texas:
1. Started with small property 3BD/2BTH/2Garage (15 year mortgage)
2. Bought well below what I could afford
3. Bought 3 lots in upcoming community and held for three years.
4. Sold two lots year three and paid for house in full.
5. Leveraged value of lot three bought 10 acres in another upcoming community.
6. Sub divided, sold some lots to well known builders, that paid for land and infrastructure cost. (kept 1/2 acre lot for me)
7. Built (hired my own team to build at cost) three homes and used profits to build my new home.
8. New Home, no mortgage, always buying and building new properties.
NOTE: Never tie debt to the home you are living in once you've paid for it in full. That's your safety net and NOT an investment. Put all personal properties, including home, in a "Trust" so that you can not lose as part of a lien or suit. Get real legal advise to set this up properly.
This is in part how I did it. There is always a better way and that's why we share on this board. Some of these ideas actually came from Brothas on this board who do this for a living.
Stay free my Brothas, stay free.
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I plan to stay until my roommates move back to Thailand. Then my girlfriend and I will have a 3 bedroom house 10 minutes from downtown
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