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When your toddler tries to put something they shouldn't in their mouth.0 -
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ah doms... thai boxing class on weds and my hammy is soooo sore today (friday) from one of the drills we were doing. I want to do another thai boxing class tonight but dunno if it is a good idea seeing as I will being using the leg to balance on while I kick.0
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littlemissbgiff wrote: »Black_LabeI wrote: »PlaydohPants wrote: »Black_LabeI wrote: »
You could've let me down nicer ya know
PFFFFT please. You KNOW it doesn't apply to you. It's a joke anyway so I hope others don't take it to heart
Oh someone will take offense
Your assumption that someone will take offense is offensive
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Black_LabeI wrote: »My Jesus meme got deleted. Freaking communists
My post simply saying is this when we post JC memes got deleted. Maybe we can't say his name. ?1 -
Black_LabeI wrote: »My Jesus meme got deleted. Freaking communists
My post simply saying is this when we post JC memes got deleted. Maybe we can't say his name. ?
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Lady_Spartan15 wrote: »I need to spend more time in the forums so I'm not so confused
Me too, I'm lost.0 -
Currently irritated. I'm trying to save 20% for a down payment and everyone is encouraging me to go the first time home buyer route and get into a house for only 3.5% down. I'm an impulsive person anyways and want to move out desperately, but there's too many risks with only 3.50
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Currently irritated. I'm trying to save 20% for a down payment and everyone is encouraging me to go the first time home buyer route and get into a house for only 3.5% down. I'm an impulsive person anyways and want to move out desperately, but there's too many risks with only 3.5
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Currently irritated. I'm trying to save 20% for a down payment and everyone is encouraging me to go the first time home buyer route and get into a house for only 3.5% down. I'm an impulsive person anyways and want to move out desperately, but there's too many risks with only 3.5
There are 3% down options for 1st time homebuyers too. And the majority of the risk for 3% or 3.5% down is to the lender. Anything under 20% down will require mortgage insurance though which can be expensive. You will likely also get a lower interest rate the more money you put down.
I may know a bit about this topic
If you have questions, message me
Definitely have questions lol. PMI is a huge negative for me, as I'm single and buying a house on a social workers salary is scary lol.0 -
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Currently irritated. I'm trying to save 20% for a down payment and everyone is encouraging me to go the first time home buyer route and get into a house for only 3.5% down. I'm an impulsive person anyways and want to move out desperately, but there's too many risks with only 3.5
There are 3% down options for 1st time homebuyers too. And the majority of the risk for 3% or 3.5% down is to the lender. Anything under 20% down will require mortgage insurance though which can be expensive. You will likely also get a lower interest rate the more money you put down.
I may know a bit about this topic If you have questions, message me
Definitely have questions lol. PMI is a huge negative for me, as I'm single and buying a house on a social workers salary is scary lol.
Buying a house is always scary! Let me know if I can help. I won't try to sell you anything haha
Are you a real estate lady?
I am a math nerd who happens to know a lot about qualifying for mortgages
Oh okayCurrently irritated. I'm trying to save 20% for a down payment and everyone is encouraging me to go the first time home buyer route and get into a house for only 3.5% down. I'm an impulsive person anyways and want to move out desperately, but there's too many risks with only 3.5
There are 3% down options for 1st time homebuyers too. And the majority of the risk for 3% or 3.5% down is to the lender. Anything under 20% down will require mortgage insurance though which can be expensive. You will likely also get a lower interest rate the more money you put down.
I may know a bit about this topic If you have questions, message me
Definitely have questions lol. PMI is a huge negative for me, as I'm single and buying a house on a social workers salary is scary lol.
I had a 100% financing when I purchased mine
Or you can borrow your 401k for down payment
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