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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]bethesda mortgage: 4700/month me: 125,000 hub: 160,000 one dear boy painful.[/quote] I'm the $4,800/month from above. so glad to see we have some company. Our incomes are pretty close. Way I look at it, it will be painful for a few years, but sooner or later inflation will kick in and/or our incomes will rise. [/quote] Wow, both of your households are big risk takers. We have an HHI of almost $400,000 and our mortgage payment is only $2,800 (though we pay extra). Even at our income level, there's no way I'd feel comfortable spending almost $5K a month on just PITI. I must be very risk averse.[/quote] We too have a higher income and lower mortgage, due to the fact that we were [i]lucky[/i] and purchased a home pre-bubble, but I don't see these posters are risky at all. If they bring home 65% of their income, they still are bringing home $15,430/mo, back out mortgage and they have over 10K left. Who can't live on 10K/mo??? This is WAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY better off that the majority of Americans. Poster-I'd hate to see what you think of the general populace, considering the average Dual HHI is 67k and the average mortgage is $1,400/mo. The average american family only has around $2,700 left over after they pay their mortgage. You think having 10K left over is risky?[/quote]
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