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  • Former mortgage broker here. This is basically a credit union, or a private lender.

    Now I’ll explain why those exist, but your idea doesn’t exist.

    Repayments are paid the $200 in return in a random time frame of between the first month to the last month 30 years later.

    Every year that $200 loses 2.2% of it’s value. So you have to charge interest or else people would be signing up to lose money (buying power).

    But that creates a new problem, who gets paid when?

    Assuming 5.5% interest (low end of rates right now) and a 25 year amortization, the people who got paid out at year 1 would receive $207 while the people paid out at year 25 would get $788(~$450 of buying power though).

    Than there’s the aspect of insurance. Your mandatory mortgage insurance covers the bank, not you. So now you need to find an insurer that can work with up to 2500 beneficiaries.

    Or how bout when the bank forecloses for non payment?

    It gets messy really fast and I’m just scratching the surface.















  • Canaconda@lemmy.catoAsk Lemmy@lemmy.worldClimate Craziness
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    you can’t logically conclude that from solely your local weather fluctuations.

    From a pure scientific method standpoint 100%

    But changes local weather can easily be corroborated by satelite data of the polar vortex.

    Like we can see that wind from the north pole is dipping south faster than it used to. Resulting in cold snaps as the wind rushes south and heat domes in regions between the jetstreams.

    This directly results in the increasingly frequent and extreme weather fluctuations we’ve been been experiencing.

    https://insideclimatenews.org/news/02022018/cold-weather-polar-vortex-jet-stream-explained-global-warming-arctic-ice-climate-change/

    In my region we regularly have a “false spring” this time of year. We get a week of warm that melts the snow in the valley and then a week later it drops back down and snows again.

    But lately the hi’s and low’s are 10c hotter/colder. The heat in between is so warm trees start coming out of hybernation. The cold snaps so fast that it threatens local agriculture.

    We just got a foot of wet snow and tomorrow it’s supposed to br 15c and sunny.

    Couple years ago we were stuck in the heat dome and you could see the polar vortex swooping 100km below us and to either side on the weather channel.