George Kamel

Yeah, that would be my next goal for you guys is every dollar is focused on that down payment fund and we're just putting in a high yield savings account for the next, let's say two years.

How much money could you guys sock away in two years doing this?

So 15 grand a year, a little over a thousand bucks a month is what you guys could do right now?

Yeah, I mean, that's the plan.

And if it takes another year or two after that to get the down payment, once her income's up, then I would do that.

Because you're probably going to need at least 50, 60, 70 down on a $230,000 home in order to keep it at that 25% of take-home pay.

So that's the math equation you're trying to solve for here.

And so the baby steps still apply.

The math is the math.

I would have a will in place.

I'm assuming you don't have term life insurance at the time of the diagnosis.

I don't.

Okay.

I doubt it with the diagnosis.

They're going to look up every single medical record you've ever had, regardless.

There would be no medical record.

You'd have to lie.

You can still contact them and see what your options are.

There might be like a guaranteed issue policy.

It's expensive.