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> I know almost no one reads EULAs, but mortgages?! That's just depressing. One of the scary things about moving abroad, is that I signed mortgage papers in a
by stevekemp 8y ago
> I know almost no one reads EULAs, but mortgages?! That's just depressing.
One of the scary things about moving abroad, is that I signed mortgage papers in a language I couldn't read. Sure there were helpful tables summerizing the rates, and an amortisation table, etc. But the finer details? I had to trust that they were "typical".
(I did have my local-wife read everything, but even so it was a scary moment, which didn't get any easier the second time I bought a place.)