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Does that mean you're in charge of plugging the drones in to charge them up?Aviation Network Automation Engineer just sounds so fucking cool. They almost wouldn't have to pay me, just let me do the things.
I'd said it was a good oneHoly shnikies! The last few days went like this:
Rode Cement Creek/Crystal Peak/Star Pass/400/ Block &Tackle/Cement Creek. A+++++++++++ride. In fact, my new favorite.
Mine broke on Thursday after a 19 hour day.the FTS-meter is pinned at 100% today.
I made three phone calls, sent two emails, and for shits and giggles looked at refi options for the house.How's that going so far?
Gawd, I hope so. That would be sooooo easy.Does that mean you're in charge of plugging the drones in to charge them up?
What rate/term to what? Through which outfit?I might actually refinance here. Scrub $100 off my monthly for a negligible upfront cost which I can turn around to invest and save $25k in interest on the back-end. It's the little things that make me happy.
3.875 > 3.375 on holding a 30yr. I'm 2 into a 30, so negligible change. 25yr will be same oop, but then I don't position for forward growth on investment of saved money. With a rate that low, paying off early makes no sense when you can take the spread.What rate/term to what? Through which outfit?
I just got a quote for 3.5 over 30. Almost free money these days.3.875 > 3.375 on holding a 30yr. I'm 2 into a 30, so negligible change. 25yr will be same oop, but then I don't position for forward growth on investment of saved money. With a rate that low, paying off early makes no sense when you can take the spread.
Costco Mtge actually. Drops the lender fees way down, which is the big value-add there.
edit: Just got another estimate w/ a $155/m drop, closing $200 less, potentially $700 if they can get appraisal waived because I just got it done <2yrs ago. I like using other people's money, especially when it's cheap.
3.875 > 3.375 on holding a 30yr. I'm 2 into a 30, so negligible change. 25yr will be same oop, but then I don't position for forward growth on investment of saved money. With a rate that low, paying off early makes no sense when you can take the spread.
Costco Mtge actually. Drops the lender fees way down, which is the big value-add there.
edit: Just got another estimate w/ a $155/m drop, closing $200 less, potentially $700 if they can get appraisal waived because I just got it done <2yrs ago. I like using other people's money, especially when it's cheap.
I have to look into this in a few months after hopefully another 0.25% drop in the prime rate. I'm also at 3.875% x 30 years, just shy of 4 years in.I just got a quote for 3.5 over 30. Almost free money these days.
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Goes and Google's Costco mortgage3.875 > 3.375 on holding a 30yr. I'm 2 into a 30, so negligible change. 25yr will be same oop, but then I don't position for forward growth on investment of saved money. With a rate that low, paying off early makes no sense when you can take the spread.
Costco Mtge actually. Drops the lender fees way down, which is the big value-add there.
edit: Just got another estimate w/ a $155/m drop, closing $200 less, potentially $700 if they can get appraisal waived because I just got it done <2yrs ago. I like using other people's money, especially when it's cheap.
They're just a broker and connect you to 3rd party vendors with special deals. Back when I was mortgage shopping initially in 2015 they were the best non-doctor loan place. (As it turned out I went for the 90% LTV -1 point special myself.)Goes and Google's Costco mortgage
Right now I'm not actively pursuing it. Other events that have yet to transpire may render it a moot point.They're just a broker and connect you to 3rd party vendors with special deals. Back when I was mortgage shopping initially in 2015 they were the best non-doctor loan place. (As it turned out I went for the 90% LTV -1 point special myself.)
High gravity provisions of MT beer have been acquired for my dinner date with @StiHacka tomorrow in the poverty beer land (Mormon) of IdahoozleDinner last night with stihacka was hella fun!
Winner!hadn't posted since friday.
It’s gonna get used.Relaxed, floated around in the pool and cooked multiple times. Took the offspring to Legoland on Saturday. Played machinerer and made shiny stuff for @mandown and his rope and hook friends. Played XBox, worked a couple easy OT shifts and otherwise just hung out with the family and shirked most responsibility for 4 days. It was nice.
Key is that as an executive member ($120/yr) you pay $275 lender fee. That's WAY cheap and pays for itself immediately.Goes and Google's Costco mortgage
What is this thing you call a mortgage? It evokes dim and faint memories, but...Key is that as an executive member ($120/yr) you pay $275 lender fee. That's WAY cheap and pays for itself immediately.
Already executive membersKey is that as an executive member ($120/yr) you pay $275 lender fee. That's WAY cheap and pays for itself immediately.
We're not all old enough or have grown up in the generation when you could have paid off a home in five years on basic blue collar wagesWhat is this thing you call a mortgage? It evokes dim and faint memories, but...
we could if there hadn't been a cultural shift to convince us we need homes that are ridiculous in size and luxury compared to what even our parents typically grew up in. not saying i'm not guilty too...We're not all old enough or have grown up in the generation when you could have paid off a home in five years on basic blue collar wages
Balls. And I thought we were getting away with something when we got a 15@3.5.we went to a 15 @2.75 maybe 7 or 8 years back...
I'm on a 30y with 3.273 (3.25 APR) or whatever that meansBalls. And I thought we were getting away with something when we got a 15@3.5.
You mean you are growing tired of the constant pissing war to make the most over the top IPA that tastes like gasoline?Am i the only one who hates IPAs? If its not a stout or porter i will take a trash lager any day. Ales i dont mind. But i rarely desire one
I don’t want a huge house. Even a small house is a ridiculous amount of money in any place where people actually want to live.we could if there hadn't been a cultural shift to convince us we need homes that are ridiculous in size and luxury compared to what even our parents typically grew up in. not saying i'm not guilty too...
that said, we went to a 15 @2.75 maybe 7 or 8 years back...