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If you earn $36K a year, you may be able to afford a home up to $195,000. Find out how to start planning your home buying budget here!
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Written by The Real Estate Witch Team
Edited by Galina Velgach
Written by The Real Estate Witch Team
Edited by Galina Velgach
Galina Velgach is an editor for Real Estate Witch and its sister brands, focusing on traditional real estate brokerage reviews, home buyer assistance, and mortgage programs.
If you earn $36K a year, you may be able to afford a home up to $195,000. Find out how to start planning your home buying budget here!
Our experts continually research, evaluate, and monitor real estate companies and industry trends. We update our articles when new information becomes available.
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Written by The Real Estate Witch Team
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You should generally only spend up to 28% of your monthly gross income on housing costs, according to the 28/36 rule recommended by many financial experts. This is how that translates to the amount of house you can afford.
Our experts continually research, evaluate, and monitor real estate companies and industry trends. We update our articles when new information becomes available.
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Written by The Real Estate Witch Team
Edited by Galina Velgach
Written by The Real Estate Witch Team
Edited by Galina Velgach
Galina Velgach is an editor for Real Estate Witch and its sister brands, focusing on traditional real estate brokerage reviews, home buyer assistance, and mortgage programs.
Learn what a mother-in-law suite is, how you can use this type of housing, and if it’s right for you.
Our experts continually research, evaluate, and monitor real estate companies and industry trends. We update our articles when new information becomes available.