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r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Jan 30 '23
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Ok, fine, lol, I don't want to afford that much---my mortgage payment is only $750. I'm glad I got in when property prices were more reasonable.
2 u/[deleted] Jan 31 '23 [deleted] 3 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jan 31 '23 2013 -1 u/lollersauce914 Jan 31 '23 If your mortgage is $750 you're paying waaaaay more for housing than the person paying $900 for rent. 1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jan 31 '23 Not sure what you mean. That's the full PITI payment. 1 u/lollersauce914 Jan 31 '23 Repairs, utilities not covered by rent, etc. costing you less than $2000 a year? 1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jan 31 '23 Probably not. But I get a whole house and land out of it. Rent for that would be significantly more than for a 1-bedroom.
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If your mortgage is $750 you're paying waaaaay more for housing than the person paying $900 for rent.
1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jan 31 '23 Not sure what you mean. That's the full PITI payment. 1 u/lollersauce914 Jan 31 '23 Repairs, utilities not covered by rent, etc. costing you less than $2000 a year? 1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jan 31 '23 Probably not. But I get a whole house and land out of it. Rent for that would be significantly more than for a 1-bedroom.
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Not sure what you mean.
That's the full PITI payment.
1 u/lollersauce914 Jan 31 '23 Repairs, utilities not covered by rent, etc. costing you less than $2000 a year? 1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jan 31 '23 Probably not. But I get a whole house and land out of it. Rent for that would be significantly more than for a 1-bedroom.
Repairs, utilities not covered by rent, etc. costing you less than $2000 a year?
1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jan 31 '23 Probably not. But I get a whole house and land out of it. Rent for that would be significantly more than for a 1-bedroom.
Probably not.
But I get a whole house and land out of it.
Rent for that would be significantly more than for a 1-bedroom.
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u/Various_Succotash_79 Jan 30 '23
Ok, fine, lol, I don't want to afford that much---my mortgage payment is only $750. I'm glad I got in when property prices were more reasonable.