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  • OutlawStar

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    Anna

    OutlawStar

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    Anna
    I imagine its part of lenders lobbying asking for money for programs so they get an extra $40 per homeowner, plus federal funding, and they can spend 80% of it on themselves (the banks) while citing 20% going toward people with low credit and otherwise cannot actually afford a house. Great.
     

    CavCop

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    Equity, stealing from those that work hard, to reward those who make bad life choices. It’s the new American dream…

    Oddly interest rates are so high, I can’t afford a new home. But my home is paid off. Next home I will do a 30 year mortgage and write off as much as I can on taxes vs spending that much cash to pay it off early vs investing and not enjoying things more.
     
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