Never put a downpayment on your house #realestate #money #downpayment #personalfinance #mortgage

10% stock market.... Not in Biden world

😮😮😮Lies ! Lies 😬😬😬🤥🤥!
Hopefully no one will fall for it

That's cute that you think the market will grow by 2% annually.

Wow I have never seen anyone ever be so wrong.

Sound like every single investor is bringing in 10% annual for 30 years straight.

Actually not the best way. Get 20 % down u save 500 per month on payment plus 200 per month on pmi which going be 8400 per yr investing that every yr in stock market for 30 yr. U get 1,467,719

Ive got an even better idea: dont buy a house just now, instead GAMBLE the money and with the gamble returns youll be rich. And if youre saying thats unlikely, studies have show that 90% of gamblers stop right before the big win, so just keep on playing cause if you stop, youll miss out big time (this is a very real study but dont fact check me please)

Ya this is shit advice lmfao. If you don’t get good returns you go into bankruptcy and probably fuck your financial love up for good.

No one ever loses money in the stock market and that banker just doesn’t know about all the potential gains he’s missing out on lol

Banker: Works great for me. Now sign here, here, here, here, here...

You never mentioned what the interest rate is on the loan. This factor is the other side the equation when deciding to invest in the stock market (with the funds which would otherwise go toward paying down the mortgage) or pay down the mortgage.

The flaw is that this is only workable with 2-3% mortgages. Aka free money.

bUt My StOnKs!!1!

No one puts down 20% anymore

Stock market this stock market that, thats all i hear

Dangerous game

Hi Sean, I followed your advice last year and let’s just say I live in Los Angeles now 🤩 Beautiful hispter neighborhood called Skidue Reau. So much open space Im always spending my time enjoying the great outdoors! You changed my life, you reaaaalllllllyyyyyy changed my life. Toodles!

What do you think about borrowing against stock assets? I don’t want to sell them and lose the value. But I want to buy a home 🏡

So I won’t have to put any cash down and I could put down 20% (against stocks)?

I don’t know much about this, but I’m really got at math, and the math ain’t adding up.

Then the interest rate went up 😂