Sentences with phrase «never afford a house»

When I was in my first job, I thought I could never afford a house.

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Think you'll never be able to afford a house with a jumbo loan?

Was just chatting with a Sydney - sider who was entertaining real fantasies about migrating south to Radelaide, purely because they could never afford to buy a tiny unit, let alone a house anywhere within 2 hours of the CBD!

What are hard - working people who travel long distances to get into work and pay their taxes meant to think when they see families — individual families — getting 40, 50, 60 thousand pounds of housing benefit to live in homes that these hard working people could never afford themselves?

It's no good talking home ownership to a core vote where a significant chunk can not afford a house and never will be able to It's no good talking benefit caps when a significant chunk of your core vote, that are in work, are reliant on those benefits.

It's only an abstract thought at this stage, but as we start to squirrel away our pennies and browse housing websites to drool over the zillion dollar homes we can never afford (but can aspire to), I find myself getting as excited about choosing lighting fixtures as I do about browsing for my next pair of strappy sandals.

Pulling up outside their house in a gleaming vintage sports car — the kind Max has always wanted but could never afford — Brooks announces he's got a better idea for their next gathering: a staged kidnapping they'll have to solve in the real world, never knowing if the people they're dealing with are part of the game or unwitting accomplices.

(One of the script's more moving touches is how Lady Bird and her mom spend their Sundays attending open houses for lavish properties they could never afford, bonding through the shared fantasy of upward mobility.)

No matter how many houses you can afford to build on Pennsylvania Avenue with your simulated money and no matter how many rail roads you've had to mortgage to pay the rent, the hypothetical results you've attained in your simulated trading do NOT, and never will, indicate future results in the live markets or any markets for that matter (thanks for reading through the board game references, I'll keep it to a minimum from now on).

And this is a difficult question if you've never owned a house because you say to yourself okay so I'm paying $ 1,500 a month in rent now so I can easily afford $ 1,500 in mortgage payments.

All that said, I've never heard someone use the reasoning you describe as a reason not to buy a house and stay in an apartment - if you need a bigger place for your family and can afford to buy something bigger, that falls under the shelter provision and not under the investment.

BUT, the idea of «those who have» all settling into their new, green, lifestyles while leaving the proles (who will never afford the new housing or the solar panels or even the replacement, more efficient boiler) to go cold, hungry, and without transport seems to me a far greater danger to the future of mankind than any degree or two of warming.

They never thought they could afford to buy a home like this but decided to make the move after they saw the house.

However because of my age, and financial situation every agent I have met with or contacted ignores me, never responds or fades off and just forgets about me because I can't afford to buy a 300k house.

Costs of Owning a Home The price of biweekly landscaping probably never factored into your calculus when deciding how much house you can afford.

In a home search, there's no point in lusting after houses you'll never be able to afford.

Think you'll never be able to afford a house with a jumbo loan?

About 75 percent of Graiver's business is buyers, especially «people who never thought they'd be able to afford a house.»

Let's begin this tip with a disclaimer: Never buy more house than you can afford.

i've already started repaiting furniture in our house to get the look that my wife and I have always wanted, but could never afford.