Row 79789

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Same boat for me too, but I bought a house and am extremely house poor at the moment. In order to get a good interest rate we had to put down every single cent we’d ever saved up. The payments are about 70% of my net income. My wife working makes up the rest of our bills. We have a little debt we’re paying off too. There’s definitely not much left over every month and if either one of us is out of work for more than a couple of months we’re turbofucked. If everything goes according to plan though, at least we’re setting a ceiling now on our housing costs. We weren’t dumb enough to get an adjustable rate mortgage.

I’ve been saying house prices can’t possibly get any higher for like a decade now and I keep being wrong so maybe I’m wrong still, but it feels like we’re approaching a breaking point and I’m probably a little fucked on that. It’s very difficult to imagine they keep rising any more. I have a decent idea of what people who live around me are making. I guess I could be wrong still.

Seeing how dogshit the schools in this country are becoming was really the driving force for the move. We spent beyond our means to get into a very good school district for our son. I’m hoping all the belt tightening we’re doing right now helps to set him up for success.

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text Same boat for me too, but I bought a house and am extremely house poor at the moment. In order to get a good interest rate we had to put down every single cent we’d ever saved up. The payments are about 70% of my net income. My wife working makes up the rest of our bills. We have a little debt we’re paying off too. There’s definitely not much left over every month and if either one of us is out of work for more than a couple of months we’re turbofucked. If everything goes according to plan t…
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datetime 2024-05-24
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