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They say raising the rates brings down cost of houses so they can compete. What blows my mind is them using the lower score if you cosign with someone.
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In theory higher rates make it more expensive to borrow, thus driving housing prices down. As you mentioned, its not happening.Bring down the cost of homes??? Prices are the highest they’ve been in the past few years
I’ve been tracking down homes sold in the same area and houses have jumped up $50k-$100k in the last year alone
In theory higher rates make it more expensive to borrow, thus driving housing prices down. As you mentioned, its not happening.
In theory higher rates make it more expensive to borrow, thus driving housing prices down. As you mentioned, its not happening.
The complex I live in has a 2 br 2 bth unit for sale for dirt cheap. Does need upgrades but just from living here it looks like they have no issues renting these out. Really interested just don’t know where to start
What's it listed for and what could you rent it out for?
Listed at 69k
Rent is around $915
Closing on a home soon, and my mortgage will be with Quicken. They told me if I can give them a name of someone who currently has them, I can get $750 off closing costs. Anyone currently have them that wouldn’t mind using their name? Everyone that I’ve asked personally doesn’t have them.
Westchester county
Prices are starting to shoot up here with everyone running from the city.
Mt Vernon, Yonkers, New rochelle, Even up to White plains. They are building new luxury apartments to try to lure in the millennial with the easy access to the city via metro north.
I can get to Grand central in 30 min vs deep in Brooklyn/queens where it can take an hour plus on the subway. Prices are still affordable right now but I honestly think they are overbuilding in NYC and the surrounding cities and towns. These prices cant keep going up forever.
This pretty much sums up my situation. I currently reside in Westchester County as well and looking to own within the next few months but the way prices are increasing, it's getting difficult. I want to stay in Bronxville, where I live now, but the Condo/Co-op prices are high, not to mention the maintenance fees. Luckily, there are several first time homeowner's programs that are fruitful. The one I'm going to use offers up to $25K for Westchester County residents.
^^ House is beautiful man, nice work. Where is that?
Great job manThank you. Neighborhood of Del Cerro.
Good Luck I sold my coop in mt vernon in april. Love bronxville but like you said its a bit pricey. Great location though