charlesc63
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RE: Buying a house after bankruptcy—bigger down payment or wait it out?

Yeah, trusting your gut seems key, but I'm curious... does anyone know how much bankruptcy actually affects mortgage interest rates? Wondering if wait...

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RE: Refinancing your mortgage—little trick I learned to snag a better rate

I've been wondering about this too, since I'm planning to refinance soon but also considering a new job. Do lenders look at job changes differently if...

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RE: My experience getting monthly income from home equity

Interesting you had a smooth experience online—I keep hearing mixed things about online lenders. As a first-time buyer, I'm a bit wary of going fully ...

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RE: First-time buyer blues: grants vs. loan programs

Haha, this is exactly what I'm worried about as we're closing on our first place next month. Makes me wonder what hidden "surprises" are waiting for u...

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RE: CONFUSED ABOUT LOANS THAT DON'T FIT THE BOX

Yeah, totally agree about crunching your own numbers—it's surprising how different things look once you dig into the details yourself. I've been house...

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RE: Ever thought about using escrow accounts? Here's a scenario...

I'm still figuring this out myself, but escrow seemed like a no-brainer at first—less to worry about, right? But now I'm wondering if it's really wort...

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RE: Buying a house after bankruptcy—bigger down payment or wait it out?

Interesting perspective, hadn't thought about loan terms improving with a bigger down payment after bankruptcy. I'm still early in the process and try...

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RE: HIGHER DOWN PAYMENT VS. HIGHER INTEREST RATE FOR INVESTMENT PROPERTY

Interesting perspective, but isn't the core issue more about balancing risk than just liquidity? I mean, sure, having cash handy for emergencies makes...

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RE: Getting your mortgage company to pick up the pace

This makes sense... but as a first-timer, I'm always a bit worried about coming off pushy or jeopardizing the relationship with the lender. Did anyone...

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