House Mortgage -- Countdown

[Randomsaver]

Above post was from 1/1/2015.

My monthly interest expense went down from $450 on 1/1/2015 to $420 for 6/1/2015. That is $30 payment swing to the side of principal reduction so far.

Above post was from 6/6/2015.

My monthly interest expense went down from $420 on 6/1/2015 to $375 for 10/1/2015. That is $45 payment swing to the side of principal reduction.

[Jluke]

October payment of $1200: $55,394

November payment: $54,327 ($1067 principal; $133 interest)

killing debt 1 month at a time...

[disneysteve]

Prior to November payment, balance is $44,942.58.

About $600/month goes to principal at this point.

[tripods68]

Mortgage Balance 10/1/15

$223,920.23

Scheduled Payoff 12/1/2020

[Randomsaver]

Focused Debt : $22K

Focused Debt : $21K

[Eagle]

Mortgage Principle: $96,256.38

[JoeP]

Prior to November payment, balance is $44,942.58.

About $600/month goes to principal at this point.

We have about $31k left, with about $1k per month going toward principal now. As soon as that's paid off, we'll start getting college bills!

[Randomsaver]

Focused Debt : $21K

Focused Debt : $20K

[Jluke]

November payment: $54,327

December: $53,257

[Jluke]

December: $53,257

I made my January payment today; $1400 instead of the normal $1200.

Balance should be around $51,985

Question is, can I make it a month and a half without making the February payment???

[Jovanny]

Good going Randomsaver. Hope you get rid of the debt soon.

[Randomsaver]

Focused Debt : $20K

Focused Debt : $19K


Happy Thanksgiving to y'all.

To those who are travelling back, be safe. Nothing ruins celebration more than accidents.

[Randomsaver]

I made my January payment today; $1400 instead of the normal $1200.

Balance should be around $51,985

Question is, can I make it a month and a half without making the February payment???

Haha nice to be hit by the mortgage payment bug!

[tqf258]

$92,830

[Randomsaver]

Mortgage Principal : $159K

Mortgage Principal : $153K

Closing the year's books. Everybody give yourselves a pat on the back for another year of payment stricken off the mortgage.

Merry Christmas to y'all!