Shannon WatkinsHostMadisonPanelistthis goes all the way back to the 80s or 90s, I think, where they said, like, you know, you had to have 20% down.
Where it used to, you know, it was like, I thought it was three years, but maybe three to five years where you had equity back in your home or your break even, I guess, basically.
You think, you know, well, two things probably I would say skewed, I think those numbers, is the downturn of the market, 08, and then COVID.
The downturn made the, if you were a homeowner and paid attention, I don't know, but I paid attention a lot because my taxes went down.
this goes all the way back to the 80s or 90s, I think, where they said, like, you know, you had to have 20% down.
Where it used to, you know, it was like, I thought it was three years, but maybe three to five years where you had equity back in your home or your break even, I guess, basically.
You think, you know, well, two things probably I would say skewed, I think those numbers, is the downturn of the market, 08, and then COVID.
The downturn made the, if you were a homeowner and paid attention, I don't know, but I paid attention a lot because my taxes went down.
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