triple bonus hax chat q: she's thinking about buying a house with her (no-credit score) live-in boyfriend. should he pay half or what?
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poxie (aka chris)
Oct 14 '11, 12:02
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PAYING HALF AND BUYING A HOUSE
I'm struggling with whether to buy a house with or without my live-in boyfriend. I earn double his salary, and my credit score is high. He has zero savings and mediocre credit. I know I want to buy a house now: I am 35, have lived in an apartment for 15 years, and want the suburbs and some space. I'd buy a place where I could afford the mortgage on my own, but do I ask him to pay half? Ask him just to cover home repairs or property taxes? Worse, I'm trying not to feel resentful that while my married friends are buying their second homes, I'll be forced to buy a tiny starter home on my own or with someone who can't contribute equally.
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She's 1) making a major decision without him 2) doing it due to her feelings, not theirs 3) resenting him for not reading her mind.
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David
Oct 14, 12:12
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don't be an idiot. of course not. Buy it and charge him rent. -- nm
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slutty werewolf demon cheerleader loosilu
Oct 14, 12:09
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probably she'll end up paying more if she gets the house with him (higher interest with mediocre credit, right?) i'd base my decision on that, mostly
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kare
Oct 14, 12:08
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dump his loser ass, buy a co-op in the city and f*ck the doorman. -- nm
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znufrii
Oct 14, 12:06
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" trying not to feel resentful" - too late.
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Epiphany
Oct 14, 12:06
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if you love him, it shouldn't matter if he can pay half. there's never perfect parity in money in relationships..
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slutty vampire ghost pirate nurse amanda jones
Oct 14, 12:05
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This is why you don't live with someone until you're married with joint finances :) -- nm
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kilbooooo
Oct 14, 12:03
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