The interest rate reflects today’s rates, but Forest Hills has been expensive for going on 20 years now. I woulda argue that a $500k mortgage in that neighborhood is a pretty good deal. For $4400/month, I would definitely take this place.
May shouldn’t have used the house to help fund FEAST….You shouldn’t have the house that long and still have this much to pay off. Unfortunately it is a big burden for Peter
If you do the math and assume it’s a 30 year fixed, it’s about a 7 year old mortgage so the rate is terrible for 2016. But makes sense as it is a second mortgage for an elderly person with I assume meager assets and salary.
Why doesnt peter parker use his incredible intellect to play the stock market. Heck he should just buy tons of Put Options on a company then as Spider-Man lure a villian to fight at that company’s factory and *accidentally* destroy it, earning him millions when the stock tanks the next day.
I know everyone is talking about the mortgage here but there’s a neat Easter egg here too: the address is 15 Amfan Way. Amazing Fantasy 15 was the first appearance of Spider-Man
And then failing journalist MJ is like ‘I can cover it no problem’
Bro she didn’t have life insurance?!
That was so funny, I saw the interest rate and realized Insomniac secretly made a millennial horror sim
The interest rate reflects today’s rates, but Forest Hills has been expensive for going on 20 years now. I woulda argue that a $500k mortgage in that neighborhood is a pretty good deal. For $4400/month, I would definitely take this place.
That’s actually better than here.
Mom can we get Spider-Man housing rates?
Also I remember the Raimi movies, Aunt May basically had to sell off the house after Ben died.
$500k for ownership in New York isn’t bad.
Art imitates life
I did not know Spider-Man was a horror game…
Well, it *is* New York.
Unrealistically cheap for NY honestly.
May shouldn’t have used the house to help fund FEAST….You shouldn’t have the house that long and still have this much to pay off. Unfortunately it is a big burden for Peter
If you do the math and assume it’s a 30 year fixed, it’s about a 7 year old mortgage so the rate is terrible for 2016. But makes sense as it is a second mortgage for an elderly person with I assume meager assets and salary.
For how much city destroying crime there is daily in the spiderman world, I would expect the property value to be low
“Sorry New York, I’m the Spider-man of Rural Maine now.
I nearly shit a brick when I picked that piece of paper up LOL
May must have know she was on her way out and was banking on MJ getting Peter to sell the house after
6.89% that is a “good” rate based on today’s date
Didn’t lock down that 3% during COVID…
I mean is a nice house in New York, I wouldnt expect anything else.
Why doesnt peter parker use his incredible intellect to play the stock market. Heck he should just buy tons of Put Options on a company then as Spider-Man lure a villian to fight at that company’s factory and *accidentally* destroy it, earning him millions when the stock tanks the next day.
So….
Monthly: $4,419.24
Interest: 6.89%
Outstanding: $494,442.47
Months: 277
My boy. Your spidey photography will not be enough. You’re paying $1.25 mil if you don’t have any late fees.
This works out to be a $700k house, which is a STEAL in queens lol
I would kill for a 6.89% APR on a $1.3m property.
I know everyone is talking about the mortgage here but there’s a neat Easter egg here too: the address is 15 Amfan Way. Amazing Fantasy 15 was the first appearance of Spider-Man
It’s New York city…uh…isn’t this cheap? lol…
6.89% is pretty good for right now. Most people are getting closer to 8% for a 30 year fixed.
Property should be cheaper in the marvel universe. Just based on how frequently someone with powers destroys it.