2018-06-28 — doctorhousingbubble.com
In San Francisco, you are now considered "low income" if you make less than $117,000 a year. That makes sense when a standard home sells for $1.5 million. So now we have Freddie Mac attempting to push 3% down mortgages on a much larger scale since many people are priced out. What can possibly go wrong?
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You have closing costs and in many cases, there are commissions to pay out once escrow closes. These may range from 3 to 5 percent. So when you purchase a home with a 3 percent down payment, you are essentially putting yourself in a zero or negative equity position from day one if you needed to sell.
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