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View Poll Results: At what age did you pay off your primary residence? | |||
Before age 30 |
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2 | 2.56% |
30-35 |
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1 | 1.28% |
36-40 |
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7 | 8.97% |
41-45 |
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5 | 6.41% |
46-50 |
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10 | 12.82% |
51-55 |
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18 | 23.08% |
56-60 |
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9 | 11.54% |
61-65 |
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6 | 7.69% |
66 or over |
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1 | 1.28% |
Probably never going to pay off my primary residence |
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19 | 24.36% |
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#24 |
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I'm in my early 30s and have yet to begin the process of purchasing my first home. A lotta bit of what SuperChief mentioned earlier has been an issue. Surging housing costs in a major metro area are a big issue and, admittedly, it did take me quite a long time to secure a job that paid what I'd consider a good wage after school.
In retrospect, I definitely should have bit the bullet a few years back and just bought. Even if it was a town home, I'd be in a much better position now. Issue was, I was stuck on wanting to save up a ton of money for a down payment thinking it'd be smart to reduce the monthly cost (particularly PMI). I know now that that is generally not a great idea and that money is better spent elsewhere; but I never had any guidance from my parents in the whole process so I'm learning everything on the fly. Like in most situations, I wish I knew then what I've learned now. |
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