I'm sayin', "Why spend mine when I can spend yours?"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQa7SvVCdZk
Enjoy the show.
I'm sayin', "Why spend mine when I can spend yours?"
when we bought the house we basically used the cash we got from mom's condo for this house (we made 5k), the rest of my money was with a well known broker and doing well (now I changed trustees to a lawyer here and it's doing a little better). With my va loan it only made sense to split that money from the condo and invest the rest. We didn't pay a fortune for this house, but what we wanted to mortgage was below their minimum (that was anywhere in maine) for a mortgage. We were approved for a whole lot more but we wanted to still keep payments to very low, but because they wouldn't do it I just slapped down the cash.
appreciated
No, lending is generally a sign of confidence in the economy. I know it sounds like the same thing, but they're not quite. A bank or funder are hesitant to loan money if there's too much risk. Their main goal is to make money and you're not going to make much if your borrowers can't pay you back. Borrowers always want to borrow money whether or not the economy is booming.
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