How do you cope up with family members pressing you to buy a house?
Family is pressing us to buy a house but I don't have any treasure even to put a down payment. Terribly frustrated.
Hello all, I want to buy a plot in one tier 2 City where I wants to live after retirement. Right now I am working remotely and living here in this city only but in future can't guarantee the workplace as I have to move to some other place also in 2-3 years time. My most of the savings are going in mutual funds investments. I can afford home loan EMI also. Should I go ahead and buy the plot and make small house on that and rent it out/ give on Airbnb. But our software Engineer's job is very unpredictable. Should I take this step?
You can still buy a plot and keep it. Good to have. Building a house can happen later once you have more clarity.
There is no good or bad time. There is only cash flow analysis/evaluation. iykyk......
Not experienced
But bit more background like your age, expected retirement, married, dependents, expected emi and it's percentage in your take home income would help others to answer your question
Age - 29 Expected retirement - 46 Married with one kid less than 1 year old. Expected EMI percent of total salary - 21%.
Family is pressing us to buy a house but I don't have any treasure even to put a down payment. Terribly frustrated.
With rising prices of properties and houses, my dream of building a home will remain dream for me. When will that day come when common people will be able to buy property. All good properties are worth more than 1.3 cr. Home loan is al...
Insurance, investments, loans - fire away, happy to share the information I have / researched
I'm 26 years old and married. I'm having 4 YOE. I'm thinking of buying the flat in which I'm leaving as a tenant. My current rent is 6k. The flat would cost up to 22L. I've 5L as cash flow. Should I pay it as a down payment and take a lo...
Context - Buying as an investment, don't plan to live there. I plan to live on rent. Current rent is 17k/month.
I'll keep it short for max input. I'm looking at some flats priced around 60-70L for a 2BHK. Rent in the area will be ~30k. ...