HousingMar 26, 2019
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Perfect house for 1.3 Milliom

Would you buy a 1.3 million house in bellevue downtown with 200k base income, 10% down and 6300 monthly mortgage payments

Google mcml Mar 26, 2019

Why not?

Oath Atinlay1 Mar 26, 2019

OP shouldn’t even have been looking at a $1.3mil home. A $6300 a month mortgage is going to be tight.

Microsoft oeUv00 Mar 26, 2019

Nope

Intel yhgth Mar 26, 2019

Family situation? Def not if you are single.

Intuit ❓🔮❓ Mar 26, 2019

Money is getting to your head. If you really want a house this expensive, save up and put 50% down. At 10% down, those monthly payments will eat you alive.

Intel DonaldDD's Mar 26, 2019

15 year, 20-30%?

Intuit ❓🔮❓ Mar 26, 2019

Most people do a 30 year for 20% down. Again, I said the monthly payments will eat OP alive. Suggesting a 15 year, with a normal down payment of a 30 year, is the exact opposite advice they need.

Uber DemNts Mar 26, 2019

What about prop taxes?

Intuit ❓🔮❓ Mar 26, 2019

Probably high since the state doesn’t tax income.

Uber DemNts Mar 26, 2019

So like another $1500 on top of the monthly mortgage. In total close to 8K a month dude.

Facebook Instagrаm Mar 26, 2019

Don’t you know there’s always an even more perfect house for only 1.8M?

Microsoft oeUv00 Mar 26, 2019

How will you pay with 200k ?

Amazon Db8db4 Mar 26, 2019

Max should be 4 times your annual income (with current interest rates).

HPE 11_d Mar 26, 2019

Is that 4 times the take home income, or 4 times the total compensation?

Amazon Db8db4 Mar 26, 2019

Gross salary. Any RSU or stock is volatile. Other number is no more than 35% of take home on housing (mortgage + property tax + insurance).

Microsoft LiuX52 Mar 26, 2019

Would be better to put 20% down but if you have no other debt and can bring down other expenses this isn’t the worst thing. You’ll likely be happier in something you can make a larger down payment on though

BluVector sparked Mar 26, 2019

Let us know what bank approves that mortgage so we can avoid it like the plague

Intuit ❓🔮❓ Mar 26, 2019

Since originators typically (eg >95% of the time) sell the mortgage debt to another financial institution, it doesn’t really matter.

Oath Atinlay1 Mar 26, 2019

The economy has already crashed once because of this. It’s a better idea to get pre-approved to better understand your budget and not fall in love with a house you can’t afford