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I mean of course there is some trade off...the question is whether the trade off makes sense for you. The comparison doesn't make sense because there's no trad
by dawhizkid 7y ago
I mean of course there is some trade off...the question is whether the trade off makes sense for you.
The comparison doesn't make sense because there's no traditional bank that would let you buy a $1m house with a $10k down payment.
- srnvs 7y agoAgreed, but 22% difference is a lot. Also, my only issue about the article is about the source of money for ZeroDown; it does not mention anything about this 22% difference and the PMI difference that the company can pocket if comparing to people putting 20% down From the article: ZeroDown earns money from its $10,000 price tag and through a 24/7 concierge service it provides to customers. It’s partnered with Sheltr to connect ZeroDown users to services they might need as homeowners, including a babysitter or a plumber, for example