Big Sky Guy's latest activity
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Lucky to buy a house and acreage on the banks of the Gallatin River in 1975 with a VA loan and a note with the generous seller, then... -
It also doesn’t take into account how fortunate a mid 20’s person would have to be. 12,500 in the bank, $25 an hour, and reliable...
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In fairness though, that example doesn’t include a second income earner either.
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Completely disagree, what is the wages in the area you bought your house? Let’s basic monthly budget for a person making $25 an...
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I skipped reading after the 1st page of comments. I am in the couldn't afford my own house club. This is despite my salary doubling...
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Big Sky Guy replied to the thread My Lucky Year!.My bad. Then I would be pretty confident three misses. No blood. Go kill a ram.
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We could easily buy our current house again at the Zillow Zestimate or whatever it is. When we had it built in 1999 it was a stretch...
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And I think thats what's snowballing the problem.
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Most of the affordable houses guys are talking about aren't in the West. mtmuley
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Big Sky Guy replied to the thread Home purchase.Yes and no. The issue I see is those same houses are still around, and for what they are, are pretty asinine in price. North of $300k...
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Im very grateful to have bought in 2016. Never refinanced, perhaps should have, but i am well rid of the PMI and have been for a few...
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Im a 90s kid myself, got married and owned a home before 30. I think the bigger point is that the things above used to expectations -...
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It would be pretty tight for sure. Our house has increased in value 45% in the past 10 years and more than doubled in price for what we...
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My 300 WSM and 300 Win mag are both Sakos. I love them both and they shoot tight groups. I put a muzzy break on the 300 Win and can...
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Kids born in the 90s are the first american generation to live out a standard of living that is lower than their parents.
