Jack Lee
15yr vs 30yr Mortgage. Which do you use and why??
17 July 2012 | 10 replies
Yep.Some risk adverse people prefer the 15s... but they are generally high DP, anti-leverage sorts of folks looking to own things free and clear so they sleep better at night.
Abhilash Joseph
crowd funding?
14 February 2017 | 14 replies
Other companies I know of stay within the anti-solicitation rules by avoiding mentioning anything about the investments and service on the web.
Jerell Mixon
Solar… would you do it?
4 June 2022 | 7 replies
I bet it will be at some point down the road though....I say this as a guy who has installed solar (myself) on one of our places to make an off-grid getaway, so I'm not anti-solar, just pro common sense.
Matt Buroni
Marketing with business cards
29 June 2017 | 5 replies
Careful, you might run into an anti paper freak like me and turn them off.
Ken Kwok
Investing in Cambria, CA? Water wait list for 20 years + already
26 August 2023 | 23 replies
Unless you have some inside knowledge about the anti-development city of Cambria issuing building permits and water rights in the near future, I would suggest that you steer clear.
Jacob Kline
Property under contract and tenant won’t allow showing
11 January 2020 | 134 replies
While I'm generally anti license for anything, where the license exists it's frustrating to see those without breaking the law and reaping the benefits.
Jim K.
Anyone successfully doing long-distance BRRRRing in Pittsburgh?
9 August 2023 | 22 replies
Kendric BP is pretty much anti self promotion.. that's the issue.
Peter Tverdov
Anyone else feel like the forums are losing value?
5 November 2021 | 144 replies
If it devolves into MAG vs anti-MAGA discussions or what's a good price on a house in Richmond (nothing against Richmond), then I can understand the boredom.However, each has a subject line. - Easy to decide whether to read it or not.A lot of the posts are honest questions and stuff I hear as a broker.
Jennifer Cramer
First Post: Overwhelmed and can't figure out where to invest
14 November 2023 | 151 replies
It may be $200/mo out of the money, but anything intrinsic right now in an anti-investment period(like right now where holding cash > investments) likely has major draw backs.