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RE: Home Buying 101: Stuff I Wish I'd Known Beforehand

Good points overall, but honestly, sometimes pushing too hard on contingencies can backfire. I've had sellers walk away because my offer felt too comp...

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RE: When Can I Finally Ditch Mortgage Insurance?

That's great it worked out smoothly for you guys, but keep in mind it doesn't always happen automatically or easily. My experience was a bit different...

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RE: Home equity loans and taxes—did you know this?

Good point about not putting all your eggs in one basket. I learned this the hard way myself back in '08. Had a HELOC open on a rental property, figur...

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RE: Mortgage rules just got tighter—didn't see that coming

Honestly, lenders often rely heavily on automated systems for initial checks these days. But if you're concerned about their thoroughness, here's what...

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

Definitely agree that flexibility should be a big part of your decision-making. I've seen plenty of people go for the absolute cheapest loans because ...

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RE: Tapped into my home's value and finally debt-free—anyone else done this?

I've done the equity tap dance myself, and honestly, it can be a solid move if you're disciplined. The key is having a clear plan upfront—like knowing...

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RE: Smart Thermostat Vs. Energy-Efficient Windows: Which Saves More Money Long-Term?

Windows can definitely pay off long-term, but honestly, rebates and tax credits aren't always as sweet as they seem. When I ran the numbers on my last...

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

Totally get where you're coming from—cash flow is king, especially when surprises pop up. Have you considered running the numbers on a midpoint scenar...

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RE: My experience getting monthly income from home equity

Back around 2010, I tapped into my home equity to pick up a duplex. The market was still shaky, and honestly, it was nerve-wracking at first... rents ...

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RE: Money whisperers: a tale of debt and destiny

You're spot on about subtlety. Most people get defensive if they sense they're being lectured or judged about finances, so the casual story method wor...

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