Another rule of thumb is don't use credit cards for recurring expenses like don't do that
You should certainly do this
Then think of my house example. There’s no way it’s better to save cash for X years than take a mortgage
no one is saying not to get a mortgage bro
no one is saying not to get a mortgage bro
??? That’s literally taking on debt for an investment that you couldn’t feasibly do with just cash
You should certainly do this
If ur not gonna pay it off it's a rly bad idea
I had my internet on my credit, just after a few months my bill was like 700 not including future interest, been chipping away at that debt for like a year now
If ur not gonna pay it off it's a rly bad idea
I had my internet on my credit, just after a few months my bill was like 700 not including future interest, been chipping away at that debt for like a year now
If you’re not gonna pay it off you shouldn’t have it at all lol I don’t get how cash would be better
??? That’s literally taking on debt for an investment that you couldn’t feasibly do with just cash
ya and not all debt is equal
not even all mortgages are equal
getting a mortgage for your primary residence would be a very different situation than like for example getting one for a short term rental property
Then think of my house example. There’s no way it’s better to save cash for X years than take a mortgage
With rates this high who has the cash flow to pay a mortgage
ya and not all debt is equal
not even all mortgages are equal
getting a mortgage for your primary residence would be a very different situation than like for example getting one for a short term rental property
Not all debt is equal is basically the point I’ve been trying to make this whole time lol
With rates this high who has the cash flow to pay a mortgage
If you don’t have the cash flow to pay a mortgage don’t see how you woild save up for a house in any sort of realistic time frame
If you don’t have the cash flow to pay a mortgage don’t see how you woild save up for a house in any sort of realistic time frame
Eh that’s not true. I probably can’t afford a house rn but in 2-3 years I’ll have a hood down payment to be able to afford it
Eh that’s not true. I probably can’t afford a house rn but in 2-3 years I’ll have a hood down payment to be able to afford it
But then how would you pay that mortgage
But then how would you pay that mortgage
the mortgage would be lower with more money down and maybe rates will be better
the mortgage would be lower with more money down and maybe rates will be better
Yea I mean I’m not advocating for putting 1% down
With rates this high who has the cash flow to pay a mortgage
People who's mortgage is still at 3% like me
Not all debt is equal is basically the point I’ve been trying to make this whole time lol
I mean I do feel like we are fairly aligned but keep getting our wires crossed on certain points lol
People who's mortgage is still at 3% like me
Think it’s hovering at like 6.5 rn
I mean I do feel like we are fairly aligned but keep getting our wires crossed on certain points lol
For sure
Think it’s hovering at like 6.5 rn
that's the new 3%
But then how would you pay that mortgage
The monthly would be lower
I was honestly just speaking out of my perspective not anything you were discussing lol
Another rule of thumb is don't use credit cards for recurring expenses like don't do that
Isnt this what youre supposed to do
Isnt this what youre supposed to do
Yes idk what he was talking about
Yes idk what he was talking about
Niggas just be hitting post without a second of forethought