Hello everyone, I am currently a senior in college (graduating in May) with a goal to purchase a duplex this upcoming Summer.

I purchased a property back in April with HELOC.

So if you bought a property with seller financing in 2020 when the AFR was ~1%, would the AFR now at ~4% apply for the seller or would they be locked in the AFR at purchase?

We purchased almost everything from Amazon and Wayfair.

I think many of us use hyper-consumerism as a means of validating our self-worth.We NEED to upgrade to a new cell phone every year, we NEED to take expensive vacations to show our friends how fun our lives are, we NEED to purchase the more expensive car, we NEED to eat at chic restaurants and document the experience all over our social media.

To be clear, I never facilitate both the Real Estate & Mortgage roles in any single transaction, but I do when possible try to work within my own organization or team for cohesiveness and reliability of transactions. 

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I'm looking to purchase my first SFR in NJ, and Trenton caught my eye due to the low entry point.

Purchase price: $171,000 Cash invested: $34,000 Bought a 2 unit as a househack, living in the upper and renting out the lower unit.