vcv
Registered User
Oh yeah I know that much. But what you can get a loan for and what you SHOULD get a loan for...Are you talking about snow????
You are talking about snow.
Aren't you??...
vcv,
I am no expert, but typically you should be able to get a loan for up to ~2.5 times your annual income.
Of course, just wondering what people think as a ballpark, a starting point.I think the best way to do it is work it backwards. Made an honest monthly budget showing all bills, gas money, groceries, etc etc etc, give a good spending buffer for stuff like clothes shopping / car repairs / whatever, give a savings buffer that you'll stick to and feel comfortable with, and see how much you have leftover. Just doubling salary seems like a thirty second solution to a thirty year commitment.
I decided to look at what's on the market near where we are now in the range of 1.5x-2x more than what our house is worth, for curiosity sake. Damn are most of the houses here outdated and ugly. I think I saw 1 place I would seriously consider. Seems like at that cost, building might be the better option.