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Reply #11: Not necessarily. We took an ARM against our paid for house [View All]

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JeanGrey Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Mar-31-08 01:23 PM
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11. Not necessarily. We took an ARM against our paid for house
to buy another house outright. The ARM had no increase in interest for five years. Within 10 months we sold the house, and paid off the ARM. A bad deal? Hardly. The only time ARM's are bad are when you a) shouldn't be buying a house in the first place because you can't afford it and b) are buying a mansion that you can't afford.
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