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How Much Down Payment Is TOO MUCH For A Home?

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Well as long as they don't put all of the savings to the downpayment, they'll have some extra emergency funds They can decrease the amount in interest they'd end up paying along the years
Comment from : @jabbaweezy

This guy still won’t let go of the $8 blinds 😂😂
Comment from : @vegaedward95

I don't care what these guys say !!! The most important things in life are reliable transportation, a comfortable home, and a stable income ALWAYS prioritize paying off your house before anything NOBODY has ever regretted paying off their home, NOT 1 single person
Comment from : @flauze

IMO you guys pump out too many shorts
Comment from : @brownwhale5518

3 down in this high interest and high home prices, you cannot even compete in this market even if you get the house, the amount of interest you will pay will make you losing moneybrplus tax and insurance will be hard to manage and stressful
Comment from : @haha-cm6pg

7th house in 2022, but first after divorce at 52 3 down, $21 a month in PMI Had more money, but used it for moving in costs (incl furniture and appliances) But also bought a house at <75 of gross income PMI should come off late this year, house should be paid off by 2030
Comment from : @anderspedersen6750

I put 50 down on my first home last year While this may not be the optimal allocation for the cash, it kept my monthly payment low despite the >7 interest rate
Comment from : @raiderpower6875

I own 100 I love it Fuck mortgage
Comment from : @smileyspoon1

I put 25 down on my condo because that was the minimum needed to get the lowest rate For single-family homes, 20 or more down gets the best rate
Comment from : @hunnybunny4306

Successful investing is hard work because it means disciplining your mind to do the opposite of human nature Buying during a panic, selling during euphoria, and holding on when you are bored and just craving a little action Investing is 5 intellect and 95 temperament
Comment from : @Michaelsun-z8k

I'm currently living in a rent control city with a cheap apartment Saves the hassle of the "first home" with 3-5 I will keep saving and investing until if/when I buy a home
Comment from : @tonylarose4842

there's no such thing as too big of down payment just pay it off, as soon as you can and all the people worried about that arbitrage between 5 mortgage and 8at the market can go make their few hundred bucks over 30 years and i'll have 0 debt investing thousands in the market every month
Comment from : @JosiahK555

I put roughly 40 down on my first home last year Doing so allowed me to have a reasonable monthly payment since I am single I don’t regret it
Comment from : @SixthSenseSynesthete

lol never to much!
Comment from : @kckuc310

Excellent nuanced answer great job with this one in particular
Comment from : @thegardencity92

I would put all Cash for home in T Bills and reinvest in 4 week bills till cash needed
Comment from : @pauliusmatiusovas4102

Invest
Comment from : @superblump87

If you only put down 3 or 5 you must have a high income if we make 120k gross a year and want to buy a 300k house in ct on a 15yr we have to put 40 down
Comment from : @keithredsox36

Talk to the loan agent about rates at different
Comment from : @blazemkiv3641

Using the Money Guys calculator for how much house I could afford, I have to save well over 20 given the prices of houses right now in my hcol area and given my current income situation
Comment from : @peterlasalla5936

Me and my wife went over 20 on our first home bc interest rates are really bad right now and helped decrease our monthly payment
Comment from : @EvanH1122