Hello,
I was recently laid off, seeking purchasing advice. Are there any
programs, loans, etc... that would help me to get into a house instead
of continuing to rent. Basically, I'm looking for an alternative to
renting in order to get my feet back on the groud. Any advice will be
appreciated.
Regards,
TS
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wrote:
> I was recently laid off, seeking purchasing advice. Are there any
> programs, loans, etc... that would help me to get into a house instead
> of continuing to rent. Basically, I'm looking for an alternative to
> renting in order to get my feet back on the groud. Any advice will be
> appreciated.
Are you nuts? A house is a major financial commitment. If you
are not independently wealthy, then you at least have to have
a job that can support a house. In the mean time, renting is
exactly where you should be until you get your feet back on the
ground. Besides, renting is a major bargain right now compared
to the cost of living in house after the big price run-up.
-john-
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On Tue, 11 Oct 2005 06:19:38 -0500, "John A. Weeks III"
<> wrote:
>In article <>,
> wrote:
>
>> I was recently laid off, seeking purchasing advice. Are there any
>> programs, loans, etc... that would help me to get into a house instead
>> of continuing to rent. Basically, I'm looking for an alternative to
>> renting in order to get my feet back on the groud. Any advice will be
>> appreciated.
>
>Are you nuts? A house is a major financial commitment. If you
>are not independently wealthy, then you at least have to have
>a job that can support a house. In the mean time, renting is
>exactly where you should be until you get your feet back on the
>ground. Besides, renting is a major bargain right now compared
>to the cost of living in house after the big price run-up.
>
>-john-
That is excellent advice.