>he committed to a mortgage >he didn't pay cash >if

you can always sell the house for a tiny profit and let the buyer assume the mortgage, easy

>>1517335
>always
>profit
Haha.

>>1517346
assuming you got the house in a nice area and made a killing through capital gains.

My house doubled in value in 10 years.

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>he isn't living at his parents house
>he doesn't get free food

Lol enjoy being cucked for $1000 a month rental fees mates while my rent money is stacking in my bank account

>>1517353
>bragging about $8000
>lives with parents
Nice ""virtual wallet" mate. You've got life figured out

>got mortgage
>paid it off in 7 years
>OP is a faggot

>>1517356
u mad poor boy

McDonald's needs its floor swept
Chop chop get back to work

>>1517361
>gets criticized for having a shit life
>LOL UR POOR MCDONALDS XD
Senpai you're the one with only $8k

>>1517365
It's actually about $16.5k- 8k+8k in each account but you are too autistic to see that

Prove you have more or your just a poor piece of trash working minimum wage at McDonald's. either way I bet you don't earn more then $15 a hour

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>>1517372
There's literally nothing on that screenshot that indicates it's more than one $8xxx account. You're a high functioning retard.

Here's something you can aspire to achieve. It's called a Taxable account. Remember, it's smart to have an emergency fund and tax advantaged accounts maxed first before contributing to a taxable account.

Mommy make some good Toaster Strudel this morning?

>>1517331
>bought a house well below my buying power
>bought it below appraised price
>negotiated seller to pay closing costs

Lel

>>1517391
>high functioning
I'd have to see more proof. he could be shitting all over his cell while he posts

Mortgages are a great way to hedge against inflation. I could have paid my house off several times but instead I invested the money and it worked out really well.

>>1517483

I've been in such a dilemma of whether or not to pay off my mortgage. It would feel so good to pay it off, but I know I should just use the cheap debt to finance my house and invest what I have saved.

>>1517560
If they start raising rates, it'll feel good to have that 3.x% loan.

>>1517353
Nigga that's only 8k, that's what I make every 6 weeks and I'm barely out of poverty. Do you live in a third world country??

>>1517331
It's called a 15 year fixed mortgage. It's called being done in 7-9 years. It's called never having to worry about another house payment in your life after 30 years old.