SOOOO...I won't be buying coins for awhile. I just bought a house! :)
TheLiberator
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I have to save for that closing cost bit!!!!! 
I am really excited but I am sad that I will have to stop buying for awhile. 
Oh well...Me thinks me money grows a BIT faster in real estate anyway! hahahah!!!!!!
So is anyone else house-poor or have you ever been house poor? What's it like?!
I am really excited but I am sad that I will have to stop buying for awhile. Oh well...Me thinks me money grows a BIT faster in real estate anyway! hahahah!!!!!! So is anyone else house-poor or have you ever been house poor? What's it like?!
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<< <i>If you need money contact me about selling your organs!
Yah, I thought the same thing when I bought my house. I just made the twelth payment on the house. I spent more on coins in the last year than I did on the house. I think once you get your finances lined out, you'll line out your comfort zone and you'll be back in coins. It's an addiction.
David
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Scott
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the house is better than any coin you will EVER buy
<< <i>I live in the streets so I can buy coins >>
Just sell your orgANS and you could buy a house.
CONGRATULATIONS
You and Mrs. Meeko will be happy I am sure.
Best to you,
Magikbilly
I will take the advise of the thread and see how it all rolls out over the next three months. Who knows, maybe I will buy more.
Again, Congrtats
<< <i>Well you just got merries for the second time and this one really shows no mercy. Hope it's in good condition. Have it inspected thourghly by a respected inspector. Call your local Buliding Asst. We just sold our's after 33 years and moved into a Condominum do grass, no snow removal, no maintance, just what I like. Good luck You'll miss the coins >>
Actually, it is not even built yet! It is a brand new town home in a new subdivision. It is one of those crazy "pleasentville" style neighborhoods with tons of styles of condos, townhomes, apartments and mannor homes in it. (I have one of the small townhomes...not the huge mannor homes! ) It has its own publix, bank, restaraunts parks etc. It is wild! It has been building up for two years but the stores are not in yet. I am not buying at the bottom of the market but I am certainly not buying at the top either as there is much more to be constructed. We had to camp out at 6 in the morning and wait for the office tor open at 10 so we could get this place as it is first come first serve. They sell out of the townhomes within 20 or 30 minutes of releasing them!!!!! (Orlando real estate has gone nuts!)
here is a link to the subdivision:
Baldwin Park Orlando
Thaks for all the good wishes!!!!! Guys!!!
<< <i>Presumably you have been paying rent or smoe other living expenses so that making house payments is not a major shock to you? >>
Oh yeah. I have been throwing money away on rent for quite awhile now. It will be nice to at least have it go towards the house for once!
Then, you can consider how much equity you have in the home. many folks have taken out HELOC's (home equity line of credit) which is considered a 2nd mortgage but it works great. Sort of a 10 year checkbook with X amount available to spend , pay back, spend etc usually at prime.
Folks on multiple doses of prozac will spend it all and clean the house out for a fix on coins.....and for that matter almost anything you can think of including gambling debt etc. You get the picture.
Mortgages are serious business - but from time to time they come back and unfortunately I need to think stay out of bankruptch/foreclosure strategies and tactics....it's not a pretty sight - so make sure you know what your doing
Marc
Congratulations!!!
Apropos of the coin posse/aka caca: "The longer he spoke of his honor, the tighter I held to my purse."