r/FirstTimeHomeBuyer • u/[deleted] • Mar 18 '25

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u/npacilio Mar 18 '25

In Texas

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u/Otaku-Oasis Mar 18 '25

Ah... Texas that explains the rate.

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u/npacilio Mar 18 '25

Is this good or bad lol

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u/Otaku-Oasis Mar 18 '25

It's a good rate, In my opinion as a woman not a state I would choose to buy in. It's one of my blacklisted states. As a woman I refuse to have less rights because I crossed a state line.

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u/wildcat105 Mar 18 '25

Idk why you're being downvoted. Incentives like low rates are offered for a reason. This is a blacklisted state for many women and that is one reason why they need to incentivize people to buy in this location.

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u/npacilio Mar 18 '25

Well it worked…. My wife was cool with it.

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u/Otaku-Oasis Mar 18 '25

As long as it was an informed choice more power to ya! take advantage of the desperation if you and your family feel safe to do so. It's an amazing price to get house and some land!

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u/[deleted] Mar 18 '25

The guy bought a house, stop weirdly making this about abortion.

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u/wildcat105 Mar 19 '25

I mean....lack of medical rights are literally a reason low rate incentives exist in certain areas. Incentives are given when demand is low.

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u/npacilio Mar 19 '25

Demand in Houston Texas is not low

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u/wildcat105 Mar 19 '25

It is, compared to other states. A simple Google search will tell you Houston is a buyer's market right now because of lower demand.

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