HousingMar 13, 2019
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Which would you rather have?

I have enough saved up for a huge down payment but on the flip side that same money means me and my family can live for 20 years even in a downturn. What would you do?

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Microsoft πŸ™MπŸ™ Mar 13, 2019

That must be quite the down payment. Why not get a smaller house or at least a smaller down payment?

Amazon HexBug Mar 13, 2019

Yeah, take a middle approach and put less money down. 10 years buffer would be quite okay.

KPMG BackClock Mar 13, 2019

Too vague to answer. Either you're trying to buy too expensive of a house or either you are talking about a low quality of life for 20 years for your family. Which one is it?

Google snidely Mar 13, 2019

Congrats on being so fortunate!

VMware PpxT00 Mar 13, 2019

Unless you're in love with Seattle and making $200k + TC I can't imagine buying anything that isn't a complete fixer upper in that area with a family to support. If you can work remote, northern Washington state has much saner housing costs, but taking your savings and moving to a low cost City and enjoying financial independence isn't a bad way to go either