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Jun 30, 2024
11:01:25am
BYUfan92 All-American
What would be interesting would be to know what percent of their gross income
goes to their housing costs. For instance, Nerd wallet says 28 percent of gross income is max somebody should spend on their monthly home expenditure- inclusive of principal, interest, taxes, insurance.

To your point, it could be that CBers have generally been prudent when buying homes - or they bought when homes could be had for 250-400k in many places. (We bought our house for 330 and it’s worth around 800 now. We could afford a more expensive house but at 2.25 percent mortgage rate and a pretty small house payment it would be financially crazy for us to move)
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