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Updated over 12 years ago on . Most recent reply
First property?
In the past 2 years I have seen 2 excellent deals, and 3 good deal pass me by. How did you finance your fist property.
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Carl B
Cash is king. Save your money. I bought my first house on a no doc mortgage with 20% down. My interest rate was 11%. This was in 1995 when I was 21. Rates are a lot lower now and the no doc went out with Vin Diesel.
Do what Dave Ramsey says - live like no one else so that someday, you can live like no one else. Cut up your credit cards. Cancel your cable. Drive a paid for beater. Don't go inside a restaurant unless you work there. Save every penny and make it happen. You can do it. Good luck to you.