Our first video in the Real Estate series, Mortgage 101! Sorry for the wait, things have been crazy this week, we've been having some technical problems, and we're trying to fix them today.
This video is pretty much a visualization of our last blog post, where we compared mortgages. Thanks for your patience, feel free to leave all your feed back and constructive criticism below!
100 gran is a LOT of money... But now, I would pay me an awesome art college in another country xD
ReplyDeleteWish I had the money to get my own mortgage, it would beat the hell out of renting a place haha
ReplyDeleteVery nice video, very high quality stuff :)
ReplyDeleteThat is high quality. And not just the video, the info.
ReplyDeleteThat's some interesting facts... Didn't know 5% could add up to that much money! Almost twice the cost of the house itself.
ReplyDeletehmmm, interesting, its glad to know that when I get out of college it will be the best time ever to buy a home :3
ReplyDeleteYeah if you can afford it the best way is the least years. Even if at the time you are forced to take out the long mortgage you can always in time if you can afford it start paying mor per month.
ReplyDeletedon't have money for anything like that right now
ReplyDeleteVery good info, thanks for the video.
ReplyDeleteVery cool vid. For certain we need to put as much down payment as we can to avoid as much interest as possible. it is crazy how much they take on interest alone!
ReplyDeletegood investment though
ReplyDeletethat is quite the informative post, it has caught my interest
ReplyDeleteGreat video! It explains the mortgage in a simple yet correct way. Good job!
ReplyDeleteAgree with what others have said. Very high quality, nice and informative.
ReplyDeleteLearning something new everyday. :) Thanks for the info.
ReplyDeleteWish I had the money for anything! Following.
ReplyDeleteWell dammit, that was more useful than i though it would be! Thanks a lot for sharing!
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ReplyDeleteQuite a lot of money..
ReplyDeleteVery interesting video, didnt know anything about that
ReplyDeletegood video
ReplyDeleteNice visualization, the 15 year is better! But I don't have money for either hahaha
ReplyDeletethe video is great!
ReplyDeleteAnd this is exactly why banks and lenders want to sign you into those longer loans. More money for them for a longer time.
ReplyDeletenice video
ReplyDeleteI'm sure I only have enough money to buy a stick of gum ;)
ReplyDeleteInstructive and very well designed video! :) You're good at this.
ReplyDeleteAppreciate the info man
ReplyDeleteGreat info!
ReplyDeleteExcellent video! When I start looking at buying a house (gimme like, 7 years haha) I'll keep this info in mind
ReplyDeleteVery easy to understand and nice animation.
ReplyDeletelook at the price increase, such a simple video but so helpful
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how much money you save on a shorter loan just by paying a bit more monthly.
ReplyDeleteAlways wondered how this worked!
ReplyDeleteInterestintg vide, good investment!
ReplyDeleteGood Video. It's like common sense that people somehow forget when it comes to homes.
ReplyDeleteGreat video.
ReplyDeletegreat video...
ReplyDeleteyou may not be a genius sir... but you are definitely enlightened =D
ReplyDeleteGreat info for such a short video. Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteThat video was informative, short, and well laid out. I'm impressed.
ReplyDeleteim with the MindlessFreak, but then again he is Mindless...
ReplyDeleteawesome video.
ReplyDeleteAs I said in a previous post, that's definitely interesting. :D
ReplyDeletenice video!
ReplyDeleteVery nice and helpful information, followed :)
ReplyDeleteVery good video
ReplyDeleteAs a person who is shit scared of debt, this really helps me from getting into as much, thanks!
ReplyDeleteGreat advice, but too few will follow it and fall into the traps the banks have set knowing that we dont care enough to do our research.
ReplyDeletegreat information everyone should keep in mind when looking at purchasing property.
ReplyDeletegreat video!
ReplyDeleteNice video: very concise and illustrates the last post very well. Great work!
ReplyDeleteLife lessons!
ReplyDeletethis is quite helpful
ReplyDeletenice advice; esp for a recent college graduate
ReplyDeleteNice video, as soon as I get out of school I may refer back to this
ReplyDeleteFor once this stuff didn't fly way over my head!
ReplyDeletereally informative video - thanks
ReplyDeletedamn, wish i could buy a place for $100,000. around here you need min. $300,000
ReplyDeleteit's an excellent video. I think everyone should watch it before taking out a mortgage.
ReplyDeleteI think I'm always going to rent.
ReplyDeleteWell made video. Thanks
ReplyDeleteAlot ofm oney that I won't be able to attain =(
ReplyDeleteGood video, that's quite a lot of savings
ReplyDeleteThis is sweet!
ReplyDeleteawesome stuff mmmm
ReplyDeleteHigh quality info! Thank you
ReplyDeletereal nice
ReplyDeleteI still wouldnt feel safe enough, because im not convinced this is true. but followed :)
ReplyDeletelove the video that went along with the comment! also, nice pick on the music.
ReplyDeletetop notch video, we want more!
ReplyDeleteNice video.
ReplyDeleteGreat Video, thank you!
ReplyDeleteGreat work on the blog! keep up the good content!
ReplyDeleteGood work man!
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