You have now violated all three of my home buying rules. Of course, if you can find a nice house that's cheaper (and like I say, I guess the tax; it might be a lot less where you are) that you love, absolutely go for it. I posted in the FS forum, yet haven’t rec’d many responses. How much do you pay in rent and utilities now.
If you are single or a couple look into buying a duplex or four plex. And at over 7% price growth, you are better off buying even if you could live rent free. Your realtor just wants to close the deal, you have to look out for your own interests. Yes, if you are a single homebuyer you are at a disadvantage to the vast majority of buyers who are dual income buyers. I still get great clips hair cuts or go months in between. So you could get a mortgage for $300k and whatever you can scrap together as a down payment. It is crazy how expensive real estate is in the Bay Area. Homeowner's is generally cheap, but if the house has older features like oil heat, you'll see an increase in premium. It’ll also be great for your neighbors and the entire financial system as there will be less of a chance you’ll be foreclosed. We don't eat out much either. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated! But that meant we only went on one trip last year. Okay thank you. Therefore, it is safer to spend less of your monthly gross income on a mortgage the more income challenged you are. Not only that, they have dual income + RSUs + Bank of Mom & Dad. Thanks Reddit hopefully this is all cleared up and they don't pull anything else!
Is that 3x rule with or without downpayment? Join our community, read the PF Wiki, and get on top of your finances! You can literally afford whatever you want lol. Normally we would do 4. However, as mortgage rates continue to decline, more people are tempted to increase the percentage. I know this isn’t much detail but just want a very general range. Press J to jump to the feed. Hey everyone. You can’t put 20% down so you only put 10% down. Would like to know if buying a house in 2020 is realistic for me. Here's how to figure out how much mortgage you can reasonably afford. This is what almost got me. Rule #3 helps prevent a homebuyer from going off the deep end. The stock market is volatile. Just wanted to make sure that is feasible.
You have now violated all three of my home buying rules. Of course, if you can find a nice house that's cheaper (and like I say, I guess the tax; it might be a lot less where you are) that you love, absolutely go for it. I posted in the FS forum, yet haven’t rec’d many responses. How much do you pay in rent and utilities now.
If you are single or a couple look into buying a duplex or four plex. And at over 7% price growth, you are better off buying even if you could live rent free. Your realtor just wants to close the deal, you have to look out for your own interests. Yes, if you are a single homebuyer you are at a disadvantage to the vast majority of buyers who are dual income buyers. I still get great clips hair cuts or go months in between. So you could get a mortgage for $300k and whatever you can scrap together as a down payment. It is crazy how expensive real estate is in the Bay Area. Homeowner's is generally cheap, but if the house has older features like oil heat, you'll see an increase in premium. It’ll also be great for your neighbors and the entire financial system as there will be less of a chance you’ll be foreclosed. We don't eat out much either. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated! But that meant we only went on one trip last year. Okay thank you. Therefore, it is safer to spend less of your monthly gross income on a mortgage the more income challenged you are. Not only that, they have dual income + RSUs + Bank of Mom & Dad. Thanks Reddit hopefully this is all cleared up and they don't pull anything else!
Is that 3x rule with or without downpayment? Join our community, read the PF Wiki, and get on top of your finances! You can literally afford whatever you want lol. Normally we would do 4. However, as mortgage rates continue to decline, more people are tempted to increase the percentage. I know this isn’t much detail but just want a very general range. Press J to jump to the feed. Hey everyone. You can’t put 20% down so you only put 10% down. Would like to know if buying a house in 2020 is realistic for me. Here's how to figure out how much mortgage you can reasonably afford. This is what almost got me. Rule #3 helps prevent a homebuyer from going off the deep end. The stock market is volatile. Just wanted to make sure that is feasible.
You have now violated all three of my home buying rules. Of course, if you can find a nice house that's cheaper (and like I say, I guess the tax; it might be a lot less where you are) that you love, absolutely go for it. I posted in the FS forum, yet haven’t rec’d many responses. How much do you pay in rent and utilities now.
If you are single or a couple look into buying a duplex or four plex. And at over 7% price growth, you are better off buying even if you could live rent free. Your realtor just wants to close the deal, you have to look out for your own interests. Yes, if you are a single homebuyer you are at a disadvantage to the vast majority of buyers who are dual income buyers. I still get great clips hair cuts or go months in between. So you could get a mortgage for $300k and whatever you can scrap together as a down payment. It is crazy how expensive real estate is in the Bay Area. Homeowner's is generally cheap, but if the house has older features like oil heat, you'll see an increase in premium. It’ll also be great for your neighbors and the entire financial system as there will be less of a chance you’ll be foreclosed. We don't eat out much either. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated! But that meant we only went on one trip last year. Okay thank you. Therefore, it is safer to spend less of your monthly gross income on a mortgage the more income challenged you are. Not only that, they have dual income + RSUs + Bank of Mom & Dad. Thanks Reddit hopefully this is all cleared up and they don't pull anything else!
Is that 3x rule with or without downpayment? Join our community, read the PF Wiki, and get on top of your finances! You can literally afford whatever you want lol. Normally we would do 4. However, as mortgage rates continue to decline, more people are tempted to increase the percentage. I know this isn’t much detail but just want a very general range. Press J to jump to the feed. Hey everyone. You can’t put 20% down so you only put 10% down. Would like to know if buying a house in 2020 is realistic for me. Here's how to figure out how much mortgage you can reasonably afford. This is what almost got me. Rule #3 helps prevent a homebuyer from going off the deep end. The stock market is volatile. Just wanted to make sure that is feasible.
You have now violated all three of my home buying rules. Of course, if you can find a nice house that's cheaper (and like I say, I guess the tax; it might be a lot less where you are) that you love, absolutely go for it. I posted in the FS forum, yet haven’t rec’d many responses. How much do you pay in rent and utilities now.
If you are single or a couple look into buying a duplex or four plex. And at over 7% price growth, you are better off buying even if you could live rent free. Your realtor just wants to close the deal, you have to look out for your own interests. Yes, if you are a single homebuyer you are at a disadvantage to the vast majority of buyers who are dual income buyers. I still get great clips hair cuts or go months in between. So you could get a mortgage for $300k and whatever you can scrap together as a down payment. It is crazy how expensive real estate is in the Bay Area. Homeowner's is generally cheap, but if the house has older features like oil heat, you'll see an increase in premium. It’ll also be great for your neighbors and the entire financial system as there will be less of a chance you’ll be foreclosed. We don't eat out much either. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated! But that meant we only went on one trip last year. Okay thank you. Therefore, it is safer to spend less of your monthly gross income on a mortgage the more income challenged you are. Not only that, they have dual income + RSUs + Bank of Mom & Dad. Thanks Reddit hopefully this is all cleared up and they don't pull anything else!
Is that 3x rule with or without downpayment? Join our community, read the PF Wiki, and get on top of your finances! You can literally afford whatever you want lol. Normally we would do 4. However, as mortgage rates continue to decline, more people are tempted to increase the percentage. I know this isn’t much detail but just want a very general range. Press J to jump to the feed. Hey everyone. You can’t put 20% down so you only put 10% down. Would like to know if buying a house in 2020 is realistic for me. Here's how to figure out how much mortgage you can reasonably afford. This is what almost got me. Rule #3 helps prevent a homebuyer from going off the deep end. The stock market is volatile. Just wanted to make sure that is feasible.
You have now violated all three of my home buying rules. Of course, if you can find a nice house that's cheaper (and like I say, I guess the tax; it might be a lot less where you are) that you love, absolutely go for it. I posted in the FS forum, yet haven’t rec’d many responses. How much do you pay in rent and utilities now.
If you are single or a couple look into buying a duplex or four plex. And at over 7% price growth, you are better off buying even if you could live rent free. Your realtor just wants to close the deal, you have to look out for your own interests. Yes, if you are a single homebuyer you are at a disadvantage to the vast majority of buyers who are dual income buyers. I still get great clips hair cuts or go months in between. So you could get a mortgage for $300k and whatever you can scrap together as a down payment. It is crazy how expensive real estate is in the Bay Area. Homeowner's is generally cheap, but if the house has older features like oil heat, you'll see an increase in premium. It’ll also be great for your neighbors and the entire financial system as there will be less of a chance you’ll be foreclosed. We don't eat out much either. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated! But that meant we only went on one trip last year. Okay thank you. Therefore, it is safer to spend less of your monthly gross income on a mortgage the more income challenged you are. Not only that, they have dual income + RSUs + Bank of Mom & Dad. Thanks Reddit hopefully this is all cleared up and they don't pull anything else!
Is that 3x rule with or without downpayment? Join our community, read the PF Wiki, and get on top of your finances! You can literally afford whatever you want lol. Normally we would do 4. However, as mortgage rates continue to decline, more people are tempted to increase the percentage. I know this isn’t much detail but just want a very general range. Press J to jump to the feed. Hey everyone. You can’t put 20% down so you only put 10% down. Would like to know if buying a house in 2020 is realistic for me. Here's how to figure out how much mortgage you can reasonably afford. This is what almost got me. Rule #3 helps prevent a homebuyer from going off the deep end. The stock market is volatile. Just wanted to make sure that is feasible.
I really want to do this to get it paid down faster. My mortgage is $3,000 a month. At the very least, please follow my 30/30/3 home-buying rule before making one of the biggest purchases of your life. I agree with Sam's "Investing in the Heartland" strategy – the coasts have become too pricey. You have to crunch the numbers and also understand your situation, now and future. Saving up for the 20% down payment and 10% cash buffer would easily take me 7-10 years, and I would need mortgage rates to remain near the current historic lows to meet the first part of your rule. Use this simple rule to help you figure out how much you can comfortably afford. Too many people try to stretch to buy a home. I want an estimate of what I can expect in closing costs, fees, and other hidden surprises I may not be thinking of. IP, you're asking the wrong question.
You have now violated all three of my home buying rules. Of course, if you can find a nice house that's cheaper (and like I say, I guess the tax; it might be a lot less where you are) that you love, absolutely go for it. I posted in the FS forum, yet haven’t rec’d many responses. How much do you pay in rent and utilities now.
If you are single or a couple look into buying a duplex or four plex. And at over 7% price growth, you are better off buying even if you could live rent free. Your realtor just wants to close the deal, you have to look out for your own interests. Yes, if you are a single homebuyer you are at a disadvantage to the vast majority of buyers who are dual income buyers. I still get great clips hair cuts or go months in between. So you could get a mortgage for $300k and whatever you can scrap together as a down payment. It is crazy how expensive real estate is in the Bay Area. Homeowner's is generally cheap, but if the house has older features like oil heat, you'll see an increase in premium. It’ll also be great for your neighbors and the entire financial system as there will be less of a chance you’ll be foreclosed. We don't eat out much either. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated! But that meant we only went on one trip last year. Okay thank you. Therefore, it is safer to spend less of your monthly gross income on a mortgage the more income challenged you are. Not only that, they have dual income + RSUs + Bank of Mom & Dad. Thanks Reddit hopefully this is all cleared up and they don't pull anything else!
Is that 3x rule with or without downpayment? Join our community, read the PF Wiki, and get on top of your finances! You can literally afford whatever you want lol. Normally we would do 4. However, as mortgage rates continue to decline, more people are tempted to increase the percentage. I know this isn’t much detail but just want a very general range. Press J to jump to the feed. Hey everyone. You can’t put 20% down so you only put 10% down. Would like to know if buying a house in 2020 is realistic for me. Here's how to figure out how much mortgage you can reasonably afford. This is what almost got me. Rule #3 helps prevent a homebuyer from going off the deep end. The stock market is volatile. Just wanted to make sure that is feasible.
