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It depends. I'd have to see the total cost of each mortgage. And for the higher rate scenario I might factor in an eventual refinance at a lower rate. Purchase
by chiefalchemist 4y ago
It depends. I'd have to see the total cost of each mortgage. And for the higher rate scenario I might factor in an eventual refinance at a lower rate.
Purchase price is not the price you're paying. That's a myth. The aggregation of the payments you're paying to take ownership of the home from your bank over (usually) 30 years is actual price.