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Land lease housing? - Printable Version +- Madison Motorsports (https://forum.mmsports.org) +-- Forum: Madison Motorsports (https://forum.mmsports.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=3) +--- Forum: Lounge (https://forum.mmsports.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=6) +--- Thread: Land lease housing? (/showthread.php?tid=6156) |
- Apoc - 07-16-2007 .RJ Wrote:Andy Wrote:I love the my in-laws' morning room. Drink coffee, read the paper and enjoy the sunrise. What's not to like. ...with a papasan chair! - .RJ - 07-16-2007 Apoc Wrote:.RJ Wrote:Andy Wrote:I love the my in-laws' morning room. Drink coffee, read the paper and enjoy the sunrise. What's not to like. I guess this is why I'm destined never to own a house
- stevegula - 07-17-2007 hauln-ss You're actually going to go through with getting a house on land you don't own? I can't think of a dumber thing to do than the typical NOVA house buying experience (finance everything - interest only -etc ) Isn't this what screwed everyone's favorite nerd from Saved by the Bell? - Ginger - 07-17-2007 Steve... read the past two pages of this thread. - HAULN-SS - 07-17-2007 yeah: summary - i bought a house, on its own land, with a fixed rate mortgage. - Ginger - 07-17-2007 In Bunker Hill, West Virginia. - Apoc - 07-17-2007 ...home of Vixens. - HAULN-SS - 07-17-2007 It's actually in Inwood.. - stevegula - 07-17-2007 asteele2 Wrote:Steve... read the past two pages of this thread.I can't be troubled with that kind of effort. - WRXtranceformed - 07-21-2007 Don't hate on the interest only! I'll probably do a 5/1 IO since I won't be in my house more than 3-4 years max. I'll refinance if I change my mind later. Congrats again on the home purchase Derek, I hope I was able to help you out a little a few months ago. The drive won't get to you too much unless it it gets to be more than 1:15. I did that exact distance drive for about 6 months and it was fine. Good luck at closing, hopefully the rates will have dropped by then. I'm going to be shooting for an end of November settlement to allow the rates to *hopefully* drop a little and for me to save some cash. - HAULN-SS - 07-21-2007 Thanks again, and yes - I did have a better idea going into it what kind of financing options and things would be available to me. I didnt go with an ARM just on the off chance I end up being there longer. I hope the drates drop a little by closing too, but will be ok if they dont. I'd maybe consider an adjustable rate more if you're able to get closing costs paid, for sure. That way you're breaking even in that area if you do have to refinance later. - HAULN-SS - 07-24-2007 Just an FYI - I found the building permits for this house on the county permit site, and the estimated cost was 186,000. Subtract off the realtor's fees from what I paid, and the builder walked away with a cool 5 grand for their efforts, assuming they were somewhere around their estimates. - joshw - 07-24-2007 Great article in the washington post about someone with nearly the identical commute as you---Bunker hill to Sterling... <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/05/29/AR2007052902244.html">http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/co ... 02244.html</a><!-- m --> - HAULN-SS - 07-24-2007 Nearly identical, except that fool was leaving at rush hour times both ways. - WRXtranceformed - 07-24-2007 The lot cost was 186k? Or the price of the house as a whole to build + the land? - Apoc - 07-24-2007 HAULN-SS Wrote:Nearly identical, except that fool was leaving at rush hour times both ways. 6:21am is rush hour? What time do you plan on leaving home? - HAULN-SS - 07-24-2007 The lot cost was not included in that - that was build cost. Also: I plan on getting to work at 6:30, leaving the house that late leaves you going throing rt 7/9/28 traffic right at rush hour. I'll probably leave the house at 5:30 - HAULN-SS - 07-24-2007 edit: It probably does include digging the foundation and such - if that's waht you meant by "the land" costs - Ginger - 07-25-2007 Derek's different, Chris, didn't you know? - WRXtranceformed - 07-25-2007 If that was only the build cost (which I have a feeling it isn't), Ryan lost a lot of money on that home. That shows you exactly how much builders hate holding spec homes. |