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Thread: What's your monthly home mortgage payment?

post 1640630203 06-10-2021, 08:36 PM
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3300 including tax and insurance. 2700 sq ft house on 8 acres in the most “desirable place to live in the US” (Wall Street journal). It used to be the greatest place to live until the mass influx of Californian and Seattle refugees. Now I’m looking for an exit plan
post 1640630473 06-10-2021, 08:42 PM
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$1850 Including taxes/insurance, in California no less, I’m in a lower cost of living area though 20% down $410k purchase price remodeled home in a good neighborhood.

$135k income
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post 1640630873 06-10-2021, 08:49 PM
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Bought last year July , $330k

Total payment is $2,100 property tax is 2.5% In houston. Shockingly, flood insurance is only $500 / year. worthy every penny Jic.
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post 1640631223 06-10-2021, 08:56 PM
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post 1640631583 06-10-2021, 09:02 PM
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$1067.39 a month. 18 years left on the mortgage. Currently debating on whether I want to put 20 - 40k into fixing up my bathroom and kitchen, or just rocking out with it as is. It is dated but functional. I have enough equity in it to cash out refi if I didn't want to spend my cash on hand. Adding that chunk back on top of the mortgage seems like death to me though. I'm fairly concerned about property taxes going sky high over the coming years though so the cheaper my mortgage is the better.
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