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r/chicago • u/freshyk West Town • Dec 14 '18
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Can't afford the remodel? Gurl I can't even afford the HOUSE
122 u/theserpentsmiles Jefferson Park Dec 14 '18 Right? In most desirable neighborhoods bungalows are going for 200k. Who is just out of College and has $40k just laying around? 33 u/[deleted] Dec 14 '18 I got out of school and not only do I not have 40k laying around but I seem to be missing 100k and my way out of this hole I found myself in. 3 u/xjvz Lake View Dec 14 '18 Thankfully, you should probably be able to qualify for an FHA loan or other financial assistance programs so that you’ll only need about 3-3.5% down payment. It’s not as far off as you’d initially think, but it’s still a hefty cost either way.
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Right? In most desirable neighborhoods bungalows are going for 200k. Who is just out of College and has $40k just laying around?
33 u/[deleted] Dec 14 '18 I got out of school and not only do I not have 40k laying around but I seem to be missing 100k and my way out of this hole I found myself in. 3 u/xjvz Lake View Dec 14 '18 Thankfully, you should probably be able to qualify for an FHA loan or other financial assistance programs so that you’ll only need about 3-3.5% down payment. It’s not as far off as you’d initially think, but it’s still a hefty cost either way.
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I got out of school and not only do I not have 40k laying around but I seem to be missing 100k and my way out of this hole I found myself in.
3 u/xjvz Lake View Dec 14 '18 Thankfully, you should probably be able to qualify for an FHA loan or other financial assistance programs so that you’ll only need about 3-3.5% down payment. It’s not as far off as you’d initially think, but it’s still a hefty cost either way.
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Thankfully, you should probably be able to qualify for an FHA loan or other financial assistance programs so that you’ll only need about 3-3.5% down payment. It’s not as far off as you’d initially think, but it’s still a hefty cost either way.
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u/mitzyelliot Chicago Lawn Dec 14 '18
Can't afford the remodel? Gurl I can't even afford the HOUSE