It’s all about risk tolerance and what you can afford to pay (down payment and monthly mortgage). Everyone’s circumstances are different but in todays higher interest market, I agree with you on a higher down payment due to a higher cost of borrowing.
One more reason- when you sell your stocks on losses, you have more write off at end of the year. It’s better to use stock money comparable to the income money. Good episode!
It’s all about risk tolerance and what you can afford to pay (down payment and monthly mortgage). Everyone’s circumstances are different but in todays higher interest market, I agree with you on a higher down payment due to a higher cost of borrowing.
Good thoughts!
I’m so happy that Frodo is giving me mortgage advice! Great video!
LOL, it's not the first time someone said I look like Elijah Wood
Great video with just the information ive been seeking. The fake window is too busy and distracting, though.
It’s a real window lol
One more reason- when you sell your stocks on losses, you have more write off at end of the year. It’s better to use stock money comparable to the income money. Good episode!
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What are you thoughts on opting out of escrow when you give 20% down? Are there more benefits or less benefits?
I'm not sure what you mean by that question
@@McDonaldResidential sorry, let me rephrase that. Are there pros to not using escrow versus using an escrow account?