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Really? I _know_ I read everything, both for my loan and for the purchase, when I bought my apartment. It wasn't really that much. It took a few hours. I didn't
by gnud 6y ago
Really? I _know_ I read everything, both for my loan and for the purchase, when I bought my apartment. It wasn't really that much. It took a few hours. I didn't read every law that the contract referred to, but I read the contract itself.
Is a house really that much worse when it comes to paperwork? Or is the US just that much worse with this stuff?
- bcrosby95 6y agoI still have my closing documents from our house and it's about an inch and a half of paperwork.
- Jommi 6y agoX Hours = xh$ with probability you misunderstood something Compared to paying lawyer to explain it to you in let's say 1/10 of the time and better understanding X/10h$ + lawyer fees Compared to not reading and just trusting No upfront cost, but probability of bad outcomes increases. I think when buying a house that makes sense. Buying 100$ worth stock? Not sure. 10k worth? Hmmm maybe