It’s a great gamble to make in hindsight when you look back at periods where the market rose

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Jul 3, 2024
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JollyGreenGiant

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Our biggest regret with buying a home 3 years ago was not buying a

Magneto

Jul 3, 9:29am

*My wife's and my biggest regret.

Greg Kite's 'stache

Jul 3, 9:32am

Nope, can’t think that anyone has any housing regrets the last 5-10 years

IGlowInTheDark

Jul 3, 9:34am

Sounds like a great problem to have.

Mjolnir

Jul 3, 9:35am

Just use the money you're saving on a cheaper mortgage to finish the basement?

runnincoug

Jul 3, 9:37am

He's not saving the money, remodeling the basement will cost him more than

Plato

Jul 3, 9:51am

Kind of. We maxed our budget when we first started out, but still thought we’d

stenso

Jul 3, 9:39am

Exactly this for my wife and me.

byuinva

Jul 3, 9:41am

We built in 2017 and I couldn't believe how much we were spending. Now our

RH84025

Jul 3, 9:49am

We moved across the county at the end of 2021

El Careeb

Jul 3, 9:49am

It’s a great gamble to make in hindsight when you look back at periods where the market rose

JollyGreenGiant

Jul 3, 10:02am

Hindsight is always 20/20. I wish I would have bought more NVDA too.

NumbersGuy

Jul 3, 10:38am

We bought 3 1/2 years ago and downsized when we did so, since we are quickly

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