Jnev, I was hoping you could help a good bro out with this.
I am going to look into purchasing a primary residence sometime next year.
The big question I am trying to answer for myself now is what price ranges should I be looking at.
I want to really buy as much as I can possibly afford.
For the purposes of this discussion, lets assume a gross annual salary of $90,000. This is a bit lower than actual income but lets say someone with that income wanted to stretch to the max, what home range would you put them into.
Assume a 20% downpayment.
I have no other debt except some minimal student loan debt. No car payment, no credit card debt (I currently pay my credit card off every month). So my main expense will be my property. I can adjust the rest of my budget to accomodate the largest possible home payment.
Does this make sense at all?
Right now I know I could afford 300K, but my question is, how high can I go realistically? I don't mind eating tuna sandwiches for a while and not going on any major vacations for a few years.
I am going to look into purchasing a primary residence sometime next year.
The big question I am trying to answer for myself now is what price ranges should I be looking at.
I want to really buy as much as I can possibly afford.
For the purposes of this discussion, lets assume a gross annual salary of $90,000. This is a bit lower than actual income but lets say someone with that income wanted to stretch to the max, what home range would you put them into.
Assume a 20% downpayment.
I have no other debt except some minimal student loan debt. No car payment, no credit card debt (I currently pay my credit card off every month). So my main expense will be my property. I can adjust the rest of my budget to accomodate the largest possible home payment.
Does this make sense at all?
Right now I know I could afford 300K, but my question is, how high can I go realistically? I don't mind eating tuna sandwiches for a while and not going on any major vacations for a few years.