Yeah, makes sense. He seems like he could teach you a lot.Fries U.
So now that you know the basics, get in touch with him and go deeper.
Yeah, makes sense. He seems like he could teach you a lot.Fries U.
I did. He said that you're a good mortgage payer and that you realize failure to do so would result in foreclosure proceedings. But the bank isn't worried because they have your equity locked up which includes your 20% down payment.Yeah, makes sense. He seems like he could teach you a lot.
So now that you know the basics, get in touch with him and go deeper.
Man, now you are delving into the concept of “securitization” of the mortgage loan? Holy moly, Fries taught you well.Yes a lien on your house.
Wait, the bank has my down payment? Didn’t the person who sold me the house get my down payment? Please explain. I thought the bank loaned me money?I did. He said that you're a good mortgage payer and that you realize failure to do so would result in foreclosure proceedings. But the bank isn't worried because they have your equity locked up which includes your 20% down payment.
No but the bank does control 100% of your equity if you enter foreclosure and, yes the seller got 100% of the purchase price. That's why you don't have to pay PMI.Wait, the bank has my down payment? Didn’t the person who sold me the house get my down payment? Please explain.
You mean if I default on my loan I don’t own the house? OMG I can’t believe you’re giving me all this great info for free! Thanks, Iz!No but the bank does control 100% of your equity if you enter foreclosure and, yes the seller got 100% of the purchase price. That's why you don't have to pay PMI.
Probably? lol! Didn't you refi 100k for education?Man, now you are delving into the concept of “securitization” of the mortgage loan? Holy moly, Fries taught you well.
And what happens when you finish paying back the loan, with interest? Or what happens when you sell?
So, take my case for example. I bought a 2800 sq foot house in the high 800s. I keep paying the darn bank, mostly interest(!), while I live there.
I can probably now sell it for about $4m. How much of that would the bank get?
Yes but my rates went way down at the same time. I owe about $500. How much would the bank get if I sold the house?Probably? lol! Didn't you refi 100k for education?
Depends how much you owe when you sell. Lets not forget the buyers willingness to pay what you think you can get.Yes but my rates went way down at the same time. I owe about $500. How much would the bank get if I sold the house?
So wait I pay the bank what I owe and I get to keep the rest? Crazy!Depends how much you owe when you sell. Lets not forget the buyers willingness to pay what you think you can get.
Congratulations. You no longer have a liability.So wait I pay the bank what I owe and I get to keep the rest? Crazy!
What are the terms of your loan and when did you take it out?So wait I pay the bank what I owe and I get to keep the rest? Crazy!
That's presuming you have the cash on hand to pay off the loan in full. Do you?So wait I pay the bank what I owe and I get to keep the rest? Crazy!
So let me get this straight. A loan, ie a debt, is a liability? You are like, as someone once said (well, more than once), an economical jenious. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!Congratulations. You no longer have a liability.
Do you mean if I pay the bank loan back it presumes I have the money to do it? What a great question! I see why you and Iz are friends!That's presuming you have the cash on hand to pay off the loan in full. Do you?
The latest version is 3.15% for 15 years, which I took out about 8 years ago. About $500K left.What are the terms of your loan and when did you take it out?
Are you normally this dense? Or do you need your coffee first?Do you mean if I pay the bank loan back it presumes I have the money to do it? What a great question! I see why you and Iz are friends!
What was your loan amount?The latest version is 3.15% for 15 years, which I took out about 8 years ago. About $500K left.
It’s not my knowledge. Just standard stuff for homeowners. The loan is liability for you and an asset for the bank.So let me get this straight. A loan, ie a debt, is a liability? You are like, as someone once said (well, more than once), an economical jenious. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
The new simulation. We seem to have lost 5 years in two weeks time. Lmao!The latest version is 3.15% for 15 years, which I took out about 8 years ago. About $500K left.