Your rent or minimum mortgage payment/gross income

Discussion in 'Horn Depot' started by bozo_casanova, May 11, 2006.

  1. Jive_Turkey

    Jive_Turkey 1,000+ Posts

    1. Rent
    2. n/a
    3. 4.9%
     
  2. The Bone

    The Bone 100+ Posts

    Own
    1st
    9.7% of gross
     
  3. madscientist

    madscientist 1,000+ Posts

    own
    first
    ~33%

    since i'm in the industry, i see more people than i can count whose PITI is right at 45-50% of their monthly gross income. these people usually don't have any credit card or auto debt because it all went to collection years ago, or they just got out of ch. 7.
     
  4. chitwood

    chitwood 250+ Posts

    own
    second
    13.5%
     
  5. SuperHero

    SuperHero 500+ Posts

    Rent
    N/A
    15.8% of gross - Yes, living in CA sucks.
     
  6. Texanne

    Texanne 5,000+ Posts

    Own.

    First.

    10 percent.
     
  7. SizzleChest

    SizzleChest 25+ Posts

    Own
    Third
    19% includes principal, taxes (school, township, and property) and insurance
     
  8. natethehorn

    natethehorn 100+ Posts

    1. Rent- Austin
    2. n/a
    3. 17.7%
     
  9. rice97ut02

    rice97ut02 25+ Posts

    Rent
    NYC Apt
    25% of monthly gross (not including bonus/12)
     
  10. tbone

    tbone 250+ Posts

    own, 2nd, 8%
     
  11. Mr. Snedly

    Mr. Snedly < 25 Posts

    1) rent
    2) n/a
    3) 8.6%
     
  12. EJC+1

    EJC+1 250+ Posts

    Own
    First home
    22% of gross
     
  13. Rip76

    Rip76 1,000+ Posts

    Own
    First
    15.6%

    Wait till I pay these ******* cars off.
     
  14. DigglerontheHoof

    DigglerontheHoof 1,000+ Posts

    Own.
    Third.
    12.5%
     
  15. HoosierHorn

    HoosierHorn 500+ Posts

    own
    2nd
    it variables - i'm in sales.... about 10% of on-target gross. (was 7% before my pregnant wife was 'downsized'[​IMG])

    i won't be foreclosed on any time soon.
     
  16. BA93

    BA93 1,000+ Posts

    Own
    First
    15% (mortgage only)
     
  17. baseballhorn

    baseballhorn < 25 Posts

    own
    1st
    36%
     
  18. jmrob93

    jmrob93 Guest

    Own
    third
    14%
     
  19. HorniusEternius

    HorniusEternius < 25 Posts

  20. pasotex

    pasotex 2,500+ Posts

    own
    2nd
    22% of gross
    (on a 15 year mortgage with 13 years to go)
     
  21. Bierman

    Bierman 100+ Posts

    Own, 1st, 18.25%
     
  22. BattleshipTexas

    BattleshipTexas 1,000+ Posts

    Own
    1st
    24% (though getting less as my wife starts to bring in more and more income)
     
  23. Gardner Barnes

    Gardner Barnes 250+ Posts

    some of the excuses for those over about 18% are funny.
     
  24. KC-97HORN

    KC-97HORN 500+ Posts

    Own
    1st
    On May 1, 2006 my ratio was about 35% - no excuses I have easily been able to handle the bills.

    If you count right now my ratio is negative since I got kicked to the curb by my previous employer. No real matter, I have had several offers and have about 6 months of ready cash available if I need it.
     
  25. bularry

    bularry 250+ Posts

    I have dealt with a lot of mtg financing in my day, and rarely did I see many with house payments at less than 20% of gross income.

    I would say this thread of respondents if definitely not a good sample.

    In fact, I'd go so far as to say it was unusual to see housing costs as less than 30% for most people.
     
  26. PacSER

    PacSER 500+ Posts

    Well, most are college grads and many have post grad degrees, so I wouldn't doubt it isn't a good sample at all.
     
  27. JohnnyM

    JohnnyM 2,500+ Posts

    Own
    1st
    around 20% of my gross, but i live with the gf so it's about 11% of our combined gross.
     
  28. Luke Duke

    Luke Duke 1,000+ Posts

    Own
    2nd
    ~20%
     
  29. Hellraiser97

    Hellraiser97 500+ Posts

    Rent/1st/ about 35% pre-tax, 68% post tax.

    Of course, I also live in Manhattan!
     
  30. pasotex

    pasotex 2,500+ Posts

    why would you need an "excuse" to be over 18% of your gross income?
     

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