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How Much Home You Can ACTUALLY Afford (By Salary)

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Lenders typically require a debt-to-income ratio below 45% for mortgage qualification.
"most banks want a debt to income ratio below 45 percent"
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Buyers of ultra-luxury homes (e.g., $65 million) are likely to pay in cash rather than finance.
"whoever buys this house is probably just going to pay for it outright in cash"
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Nationwide, the cost of owning a home is approximately $25 more per month than renting one.
"Nationwide the typical home costs an estimated 25 more per month to own than rent."
Housing Costs
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Renting is considered the underappreciated choice unless a low interest rate is secured, a good deal is found, or the investment area is projected to appreciate significantly within the next 10 years.
"I'll tell you unless I get a low interest rate to find a really good deal or invest in an area that I think is going to be worth substantially more in the next 10 years I think renting is the underappreciated choice"
Home Ownership vs. Renting
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It is advised to only purchase a home if you intend to keep it for the long term.
"only make a purchase that you intend on keeping long term"
Home Purchase Strategy
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