Your Finances

Too many haters in the house.

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Anyways, after the engagement ring and wedding, its time to save up for a house. I dont really follow or know much about the housing market but I assume its hard to get a loan from the banks now regardless of your credit? How about trying to find houses? When's a good time to start looking or buying? I know we can start looking at foreclosed homes. In other words, what do you think about the housing situation and its future within the next 2-3 years? I personally prefer to buy a house that I would live in while raising my kids. I dont want to be moving to a new house because we outgrew it.

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Credit standards are the tightest I can remember. The Fed is trying to keep mortgage rates low to spur a refinancing wave and to encourage new home buyers. Keep watching for developments on government plans, but they are trying to make things more accessible and affordable for you. The Fed is trying to foster an environment where new home buyers can potentially begin setting the bottom in the housing market. I would avoid foreclosed homes unless you have a thorough inspection done because you never know how much damage you will have to pay for after moving in.

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Originally Posted by bandit

Sorry, but not everyone is cheap like you.

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Wrong. I'm not cheap. If I had to choose a mortgage payment or a fucking ring I know where my priorities lie. You've just been suckered by capitalism.

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When you have a gf that you're serious about and ready to settle down with..than talk to us. Its funny how people with no gf or ready to settle down yet is the one that critcizes those who are ready or those who are married.

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I did. She knew where I stood with the whole thing and was fine with it. I've only met you once, so don't pretend you know me from that one encounter.

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Originally Posted by Razor Ramon

Wrong. I'm not cheap. If I had to choose a mortgage payment or a fucking ring I know where my priorities lie. You've just been suckered by capitalism.

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Don't come crying back to us when your (future) wife leaves you because you were too cheap to buy a ring and she felt unappreciated. :)

Good riddance IMO.

I definitely don't feel bad about the one I left behind.

She was the epitome of gold-digging.

lol.

If a woman wants to leave me because I don't spend the money I worked hard for on her I'll survive. I'm not the type of guy to throw money at someone just because it's what she wants. I still hook up with women who make more than I do and I'm alright with that. If my woman can't understand that, we really aren't meant to be. I'm not scared like most people here are to not get anymore pussy down the road. That shit is always out there and readily available when I need it.

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Originally Posted by kingoffighters

She was the epitome of gold-digging.

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http://www.the-nextlevel.com/board/p...&pictureid=369

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Originally Posted by Razor Ramon

lol.
I'm not scared like most people here are to not get anymore pussy down the road.

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Here's a good sign you're missing the point.

Ramon is a generous guy, I don't think what he wrote come across as such so I think he will be fine when he meet his future spouse. Problem I think lies in the women he meets, they seem more the fuckable kind and not the marriage type.