Hey, I made some notes for the video to help get the points clear! 😀❤️ Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:35 When Renting is the Better Solution 1:15 Your Finances Aren't In Order 3:40 You Haven't Lived With Your Spouse Before 5:15 You're Unfamiliar With The Area You Want To Live In 7:55 You're Still A Student 9:25 The Mortgage Math Doesn't Make Sense 12:00 Its Great if TEMPORARY 12:53 Conclusion If you want to get in contact, you can reach me at calendly.com/jennifer-beeston or 707-478-0637!!! :D
Jen this is a good video. I have these conversation with people around me. They assume buying is the way to go but as you have pointed out many factors, it's ok to rent for the time being until you can afford the mortgage and any other maintenance that come with a house responsibility. Keep up these videos.
I know I went the buy route, but I love watching Jen teach me something everyday! I tend to use what I learn from this channel to help those around me.
I tell people if you're going to buy a property, expect to live there 5-10 years. I personally prefer to own rental property and rent where I live personally. That was I'm not locked into a location long term.
Housing Price graph from 1963 to now fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MSPUS Article on rent increases www.nerdwallet.com/article/finance/rental-market-trends
@Jennifer I have a question, when the county atrrorney drag their feet when it comes to issue a corrective deed what can I do and who can I speak to in order for this issue to resolved. Thank you
As much as I’m trying to save, I’m still being beat down. It maybe easy for some to say it’s not worth renting… and maybe it isn’t. Going from a $1300 a month rent to an almost $3000 a month mortgage in Vegas is something… With insurances rising along with everything else including population. My VA doesn’t help lower that payment, it just gets me no down payment.
I’m trying to write down all the questions i have about our unique situation. We have a cross continent move, leaving the army, going ntl guard in our future and we are so lost. I’m hoping to get on your calendar while my husband is on leave for the holiday.
Happy to answer any and all questions you have as that is definitely a big move, a big life change and requires planning. Link to book is here:) calendly.com/jennifer-beeston/va-loan
I have a question about COE; I have one showing a restoration to the full $36,000 but when my loan originator pulled it's less than the restored Benefits. Should I have them correct this First!
Ask your lender to show you the certificate of eligibility that they pulled. If you think it should be fully restored at the lender can easily get it updated with VA.
If we’re under contract on new build get our house in January we have a locked interest rate but I feel we could’ve got it lower can we still negotiate or it’s too late? Will we have to pull out to negotiate a new deal?
Totally depends on your situation the lender you locked with, and if they have a renegotiation policy. If it’s new construction and the builders, giving you a fat credit to use their lender, you’re basically hostage to a large extent because that’s the only way to get the fat credit. If not feel free to give me a call and let’s go through what rates are so we can see if you actually could’ve gotten a better deal or if you already have a good deal. You may have a good deal. My number is 707-478-0637.
I don’t think that renting is better than buying ,you can sell you house and get back what you invested and with the rent you don’t get anything back.that’s my opinion,lady.
Buying in a lot of cases makes sense. Check out my video on Thursday to see when buying makes sense over renting. Also, if you watch this whole video what you’ll see is that renting is a temporary state of mind in many situations it’s not a long-term situation because Rents will continue to increase
Yeah. And I’ve heard the stories of property tax increases that strain budgets. And the condo owners that are forced to chip in on fancy doors and new elevators. The one thing that has me question buying: getting stuck or the hassle of moving. I like to get up and go. The last apartment I was in was for 11 months. And I’ve got no interest in being a landlord.
Hey, I made some notes for the video to help get the points clear! 😀❤️
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:35 When Renting is the Better Solution
1:15 Your Finances Aren't In Order
3:40 You Haven't Lived With Your Spouse Before
5:15 You're Unfamiliar With The Area You Want To Live In
7:55 You're Still A Student
9:25 The Mortgage Math Doesn't Make Sense
12:00 Its Great if TEMPORARY
12:53 Conclusion
If you want to get in contact, you can reach me at calendly.com/jennifer-beeston or 707-478-0637!!! :D
Jen this is a good video. I have these conversation with people around me. They assume buying is the way to go but as you have pointed out many factors, it's ok to rent for the time being until you can afford the mortgage and any other maintenance that come with a house responsibility. Keep up these videos.
Welcome to Florida. I hope you're in the SW area. ❤
I know I went the buy route, but I love watching Jen teach me something everyday! I tend to use what I learn from this channel to help those around me.
Appreciate you Leo and glad you are educating others!:)
Just say it never buy together under any circumstances except marriage and that’s even questionable.
The home in Malibu has a swimming pool next to the ocean and matches it in color, though:)
I tell people if you're going to buy a property, expect to live there 5-10 years. I personally prefer to own rental property and rent where I live personally. That was I'm not locked into a location long term.
Housing Price graph from 1963 to now fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MSPUS
Article on rent increases www.nerdwallet.com/article/finance/rental-market-trends
So much wisdom!!! As always! I could not agree more:)
Inflation has everybody pinching pennies right now. Lol
@Jennifer I have a question, when the county atrrorney drag their feet when it comes to issue a corrective deed what can I do and who can I speak to in order for this issue to resolved.
Thank you
I feel attacked 😂😂😂. Im down sizing and paying off debt right now. So i can buy another house.
:)
Another awesome video
Thank you!
As much as I’m trying to save, I’m still being beat down. It maybe easy for some to say it’s not worth renting… and maybe it isn’t. Going from a $1300 a month rent to an almost $3000 a month mortgage in Vegas is something… With insurances rising along with everything else including population. My VA doesn’t help lower that payment, it just gets me no down payment.
I’m trying to write down all the questions i have about our unique situation. We have a cross continent move, leaving the army, going ntl guard in our future and we are so lost. I’m hoping to get on your calendar while my husband is on leave for the holiday.
Happy to answer any and all questions you have as that is definitely a big move, a big life change and requires planning. Link to book is here:) calendly.com/jennifer-beeston/va-loan
I have a question about COE; I have one showing a restoration to the full $36,000 but when my loan originator pulled it's less than the restored Benefits. Should I have them correct this First!
Ask your lender to show you the certificate of eligibility that they pulled. If you think it should be fully restored at the lender can easily get it updated with VA.
If we’re under contract on new build get our house in January we have a locked interest rate but I feel we could’ve got it lower can we still negotiate or it’s too late? Will we have to pull out to negotiate a new deal?
Totally depends on your situation the lender you locked with, and if they have a renegotiation policy. If it’s new construction and the builders, giving you a fat credit to use their lender, you’re basically hostage to a large extent because that’s the only way to get the fat credit. If not feel free to give me a call and let’s go through what rates are so we can see if you actually could’ve gotten a better deal or if you already have a good deal. You may have a good deal. My number is 707-478-0637.
Grant Cardone is a fraud 😂😂😂
I don’t think that renting is better than buying ,you can sell you house and get back what you invested and with the rent you don’t get anything back.that’s my opinion,lady.
I agree 👍 💯
You don't get back mortgage interest, insurance payments, or property taxes though.
Buying in a lot of cases makes sense. Check out my video on Thursday to see when buying makes sense over renting. Also, if you watch this whole video what you’ll see is that renting is a temporary state of mind in many situations it’s not a long-term situation because Rents will continue to increase
Yeah. And I’ve heard the stories of property tax increases that strain budgets. And the condo owners that are forced to chip in on fancy doors and new elevators.
The one thing that has me question buying: getting stuck or the hassle of moving.
I like to get up and go. The last apartment I was in was for 11 months. And I’ve got no interest in being a landlord.