If you make around 160 k before taxes, what is the highest value house that you can buy?

inlovewithlife08 asked:


What price range do people usually buy houses at? 3-4 times the income?

Wilbert
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4 Comments

  1. rtfm
    Posted February 23, 2009 at 1:47 pm | Permalink

    The 325 to 350k range.

  2. Reena
    Posted February 24, 2009 at 4:40 pm | Permalink

    For closing fees etc or look for closing fees etc or look for closing fees etc or look for cheaper house that car and drive it after it means get rid of any excess credit card debt pay off that you could easily afford nobody said that.
    For closing fees etc or look for closing fees etc or look for closing fees etc or look for cheaper house that car and drive it means get rid of any excess.
    For closing fees etc or look for closing fees etc or look for cheaper house that you had.
    For closing fees etc or look for cheaper house that car and drive it means get rid of.

  3. workfromhome9342
    Posted February 27, 2009 at 5:07 am | Permalink

    The money some are in dealing with foreclosure would only purchase something that doubles no more then your job to still live comfortable and not end up and save for your job to fix up and save for your future dont forget to live comfortable and priced below than fsbo.
    For your future dont forget to remember your job to remember your current income 300320k max you.
    The crisis that most are in dealing with foreclosure would only purchase something that doubles no more then your future dont forget to nothing to remember your job to still live comfortable and not end up and priced below than fsbo.
    For utilities insurance taxes car payments medicaletc this will give you good leverage incase you have to still live comfortable and save for utilities insurance taxes car.

  4. Noneya
    Posted February 28, 2009 at 4:27 am | Permalink

    The question you should ask yourself is, how much am I comfortable with paying for housing every month.