Can’t touch this JPow

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Can’t touch this JPow

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Can’t touch this JPow



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Can’t touch this JPow


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22 Comments

  1. Patek1999

    The real kings are those bought cheap before 2019 and refinanced in 2021!

  2. Civil-Cauliflower-79

    30 year at 2.875%

    I may never move.

  3. knm-e

    20 year fixed @ 0.9% EUregard here ..

    Drove by my bank.. they were crying

  4. Powerhx3

    We can’t get 30 year fixed in Canada. Actually, over half of new mortgages in Canada are variable.

  5. kailuapaddler69

    Purchased Feb 2020. Refi Sept 2021. 2.5% rate locked in. Literally, I couldn’t have afforded my home with todays rates. I don’t know how people are able to buy houses these days with super inflated home prices plus super high interest rates.

  6. TeslaSD

    I got 2.5% and now pay about 1k less a month on my mortgage vs my kid and his gf on rent.

  7. Lay-Me-To-Rest

    Mine renews every 5 years, here’s hoping things calm the fuck down in 3 years.

  8. IamCholo

    30 year at 2.25 with a VA loan. Everyone tells me to keep it forever

  9. shaolin_tech

    2017 I bought a house, FHA with 3% down. My agent told me there would likely be a crash between 22-24. In 2021 I refinanced for a 2.375 interest rate and had enough equity due to valuation increases to get out of FHA and go conventional. I’m golden for a long time.

  10. Ronniman

    Did better on the first house however currently in a 30 year for 3.75 im happy

  11. Scooterforsale

    I didn’t buy anything so I’m ahead of everyone

    As long as I live in the woods

  12. Conscious_Animal9710

    400k @ 1.76%

  13. typicalape88

    My Realtor told me he quoted a couple at 1.75% and they didn’t buy because they thought it would drop even further. Then rates started to skyrocket and they never bought a home. Made me feel a little better about my 6.2% lol

  14. LilRevvi

    15 years at 2.6%

    Bank’s barely making a cent from me.
    Inshallah the thieves deserve less.

  15. CS_2016

    I pay about 3% flat because I refied a bit late (or early) but either way it’s far better than current rates. Guess I’ll live here my whole life.

  16. Vladd_the_Retailer

    I re-fi the dip

  17. NPIRACKS

    Everyone in this thread that locked 30 yr fixed under 3% = winner!

  18. nubface1001

    I just purchased my second property for 500k at 6%. I literally bought the top. Rip ![img](emote|t5_2th52|4270)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4267)

  19. HeRe_2_wELp

    15 yr at 2.25.

  20. Busy-External-8312

    I feel this to a much lighter extent when I look at people who bought a car in 2020

    edit: reading the replies while loading 1 round into my pistol and regretting making this comment.

  21. AncientHawaiianTito

    If you just ask for a lower rate they legally have to give it to you. Few people understand this

  22. FishermanUpper4732

    1.7% last Dec for 5yrs the only financial savvy/luck I every had or likely will have. I will be dining on “I read the market was going to change” for ever (yeah right I did sheer blind luck)

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