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21 Comments

  1. WayneKrane

    My parents won the real estate lottery. They sold their house right before the 08 recession. Bought a house when prices bottomed out and then sold that house to buy a new house right before the pandemic. That house has now tripled in price. Meanwhile I’m struggling to afford a one bedroom apartment and I make okay money. Their mortgage is less than my rent :/

  2. RLRandMKR

    I got mine to 1.9% for fifteen years…. payment went up about $40 a month, but the backend… ooh that sweet sweet amortization table is fire.

  3. pr1ap15m

    i was under the impression that this sub was about poor choices not good one

  4. Firm_Negotiation4332

    2.8% at $300k

  5. AIR_Wolf_222

    150k 2.49% here

  6. HeyModsSMD

    2.625% 30 yr refied oct 2020 <80% ltv

  7. Googs22

    Fuck you all

  8. studybreak15

    I refinanced in Oct 20’ from a 30 year 4.x% to 18 year 2.99% 450k loan

  9. Ed-Sanz

    You guys are buying houses? ![img](emote|t5_2th52|4260)

  10. leli_manning

    2% for a 800k house that was 400k a year ago. ![img](emote|t5_2th52|4271)

  11. Numerous-Afternoon89

    15 year, 1.875%, did not buy points. Payment went up $78.

    The lifetime interest on my $215,000 refi is 30k.

    For reference, when i bought my home for $235,000 with a 4.5% on a 30 year, it was something ridiculous like 250k in lifetime interest (this number may have included PMI, unsure tho)

    Feel bad for those who didn’t buy a house to open a grow room in the basement, all of you that followed the law and played by the rules got screwed

  12. YTChillVibesLofi

    Paid off house master race reporting in.

  13. UnfinishedThings

    I’m in the UK watching our economy go to ruins at the moment.
    I took out a 10yr fixed rate mortgage in 2019 at 2.25% so were paying about £800 a month.
    The cheapest rate the same company offer now is a 4.82% for a 5 year mortgage which would be £1100 a month

  14. Gods-Greatest-Sin

    My dad was so pushy that I’d get a house and after telling me over and over, i finally did back in 2020 , so glad he did that!

  15. AshFromTheStands

    Allow me to join the circle jerk: 6.75% on $550k.

    And now, on to the boat!

  16. TemporaryLikeSadness

    2.75% for 20 years, so pretty close.

  17. bbjackson

    5.1 on $450k house. Just sent it. Will work out in long run.

  18. AeFip

    This is 100% why the housing market will not crash. It may come down 20%, but crash…. fuck no. Nobody in the right mind is selling a house with a 2% rate and buying a new one with a 6.75% rate. I predict a housing shortage and new record housing highs in ~2 years. HODL your house.

  19. Invisible_Ray

    Ayy![img](emote|t5_2th52|8882)

  20. PsEggsRice

    Nice to know I’ve done something right.

  21. theummeower

    My brother is a first time buyer and I think he locked in at 3.75. Not the best but hell a lot of better than now.

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