darealvelle
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No. I don’t need all that. I’m cool with my bullshyt apartment for $700.
Lucky ass, My one bedroom is $1500
No. I don’t need all that. I’m cool with my bullshyt apartment for $700.
Wrong
$1420 for me come FebLucky ass, My one bedroom is $1500
What's the address? I wanna see if that's a nice area for me and my familyNo. I don’t need all that. I’m cool with my bullshyt apartment for $700.
Takes on thecoli.comWho you paying your mortgage to?
I don't know why people think taking a 30 year loan out on a house is some type win. The 30 year mortgage was created to keep you working for someone in the same area for 30 years but people think it's something else. You're a slave to your home..
$1420 for me come Febbut I value in-unit Washer and Dryer and a parking garage.
This is a narrow minded way of looking at it. The two are very different. When you have a mortgage, you actually own the home which is just secured by the bank.they're both the same.. Mortgage ain't nothing but paying rent to the bank.. But idiots think they're doing something special
Who you paying your mortgage to?
I don't know why people think taking a 30 year loan out on a house is some type win. The 30 year mortgage was created to keep you working for someone in the same area for 30 years but people think it's something else. You're a slave to your home..
1800 for that in LA is a fukking dream fukk the street name it could be faq lane im in there![]()
This is a narrow minded way of looking at it. The two are very different. When you have a mortgage, you actually own the home which is just secured by the bank.
Each mortgage payment you make increases the equity value in the home, which you can then borrow against in future to fund whatever it is you might need to (renovations, small business, down payment on another property, kids education etc.) You also get to realise any gains in the market value when you sell it.
Try borrowing money from a land lord and you'll know the difference quite quickly.