This is true, but - if you buy with a lower price + higher interest rate, you can potentially refinance to a lower interest rate down the road. Nothing you can do after the fact about a high purchase price though.
Nothing's guaranteed of course, but I'd rather buy a home now than a year ago, even if the same monthly payment gets me the same house
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I'm not sure David Petraeus is an impartial source regarding the Iraq war, but even in that interview he avoids the claim that the majority of the Iraqi population supported the US invasion. Instead, he says that supporters of the insurgency are in the minority (you can dislike the invasion and occupation of your country by the US without supporting the Sunni insurgency or the Shia militia) and that "many millions" supported the coalition (how many?).
I'm not just posting this to be pedantic - there are strong comparisons between the US attitude that we would be welcomed as liberators in Iraq and the Russian attitude about Ukraine.
Nothing's guaranteed of course, but I'd rather buy a home now than a year ago, even if the same monthly payment gets me the same house