I am not saying it is ridiculous to prepare for, but I don’t think there will be much to do about it when this "event" happens.

Because Florida was one of the hardest hit areas during the '08 meltdown, a lot of properties were scooped up at ridiculous prices and now have taken off like a rocket, especially in Orlando. 

I think that even in liberal New York this would be ridiculous.

If you don't pay them off during the 0% phase all of the interest accrued over the 9 - 21 months at (fill in your ridiculous interest rate here) will hit you in the face.If it's the only option and the numbers work I'd still go for it.

If the ground is not sloped towards the house and there's not a problem with ridiculously high water tables, this kind of problem is almost always related to gutters & downspouts.

These numbers are ridiculously tight.

Hi Ralph,If you currently have PMI, dropping it could certainly be done via that equity.Occasionally, someone says to me "I'm going to own this house forever, I will never sell it, I am certain that I will never refinance it after this," in which case multiple discount points to  buy the rate down to something ridiculously low can make sense. 

Pandemics occur, and they kill thousands to millions when they do, and although that was before our modern medicines, the world was much less globalized.On the other hand, the reaction to pigs and pork has been ridiculous.

Lots of buyers paying ridiculous prices?

It's ridiculous.