What do you pay for housing?

[MinnesotaFats]

10k/ mo.

On the Gulf, in the sun.

[physed]

Vegas-$1300 monthly mortgage

[gauchojake]

Home, condo, apartments, are townhome? How much?

4k per month including utilities. Single family home.

[compaqDikk]

we live 4 feet away from silicone valley in east palo alot. have 18 other roommates and i pay 1175 a month and most of the others chip in 800 when they can. all bills paid in our 1800 square foot pad

[funnyb25]

$1,800 per month for everything. $1,850 per month when I order UFC events in the month

[astro61200]

$1400 including water/electric/trash. Place is tiny. When moving across the country I focused more on finding a nice neighborhood and area. Figured would give me time to see what areas were good and bad, without making a long term commitment to a place.

Internet is $70, though about to call Charter and get internet/cable/phone for probably $60-70 or so.

[JMobile]

Lol 450k. Try living where I live. My 3800 square foot home can be sold tomorrow for 1.2 million in less than 30 minutes.

I don't think your mom and dad would appreciate you selling their home without them knowing.

[King Mayan]

[JMobile]

4k per month including utilities. Single family home.

For a home near Inglewood, pass.

Where's Mayan? That guy lives in LA.

[JMobile]

What you pay for, jotito?

[gauchojake]

Hipsters have made Mayan a millionaire

[PittsburghPlayer]

taxes, utilities, maintenance on home
see myself going back to work next year and then like most Mo Herns . . .
until the day I die.
it`s cool.
as long as I die before then!

I am not in the group that thinks or believes that he is going to be alive in 20 or 30 years
don`t want to be
considering buying a motorcycle soon, shorten the odds/years !

[HAPPY BOY]

only owe 34k on my house pay $334 a month... pay separately for taxes and insurance about 3k a year for both

[Cuse0323]

Fck, I had a good response too, but am not allowed.

[Cuse0323]

Damn, you guys should move to the great city of Syracuse. You can literally walk down, and get PA, then pay like 300 dollars for a three bedroom apartment. I don't do that, but shit. I can't answer. I'm disqualified as I mentioned. Yes, I'm drunk before 6 AM. Who's asking?

[reigle9]

Yes, I'm drunk before 6 AM. Who's asking?

I'm debating. Have to pretty much detail my entire house before getting it appraised, and I just don't have the energy without the magical powers of vodka.

[brooks85]

Lol 450k. Try living where I live. My 3800 square foot home can be sold tomorrow for 1.2 million in less than 30 minutes.

that is how and when you properly use an emoticon everyone, pay attention.

[RGG]

2,300/month for 600 sq. ft.

[Notorious_Donk]

1800/month for 1785 sq. ft

All you city slickers overpaying for garbage azz housing

[astro61200]

1800/month for 1785 sq. ft

All you city slickers overpaying for garbage azz housing

That's still pretty steep if you aren't in a city. Was a reality check when moving from Louisville, KY to the Tampa Bay area. Louisville's cost of living is one of the lowest in the country. For what I pay in Clearwater I could have gotten a 2000+ sq ft 4 bedroom house, and probably saved money. The same house in Louisville that would be 200k is around 600k here, if you want a house on the Gulf then you're looking at 800-900k minimum, unless you want a POS fixer upper.

For reference the house I rented in Louisville before moving was a 2 story with 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, about 1700 sq feet on a decent sized lot, about 15 minutes from the city. Paid $1000 there. After we moved the owner sold it for $120k.

Makes me jealous that I'm only 28, had I been born 10 years earlier I could have jumped on the housing market. Routinely see places here with a list price of 600-700k that were bought 7-10 years ago for 150k (per Zillow)

[OTL]

A bit over $500 after you add the separate storage unit and extra parking for my 2nd vehicle. I'm riding out the crazy real estate market in a small town and working on my education. Want to be in prime position to scoop up property when the bubble bursts.

[reigle9]

Most of you could buy a mansion in my town for what you pay for rent.

I'm getting out again asap, btw.

[Notorious_Donk]

That's still pretty steep if you aren't in a city. Was a reality check when moving from Louisville, KY to the Tampa Bay area. Louisville's cost of living is one of the lowest in the country. For what I pay in Clearwater I could have gotten a 2000+ sq ft 4 bedroom house, and probably saved money. The same house in Louisville that would be 200k is around 600k here, if you want a house on the Gulf then you're looking at 800-900k minimum, unless you want a POS fixer upper.

For reference the house I rented in Louisville before moving was a 2 story with 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, about 1700 sq feet on a decent sized lot, about 15 minutes from the city. Paid $1000 there. After we moved the owner sold it for $120k.

Makes me jealous that I'm only 28, had I been born 10 years earlier I could have jumped on the housing market. Routinely see places here with a list price of 600-700k that were bought 7-10 years ago for 150k (per Zillow)

Yes it's not cheap but that's a reasonable price for a very nice home. However, i'm looking to upgrade soon and maybe move into the rental business so this topic is very interesting for me right now

[astro61200]

Yes it's not cheap but that's a reasonable price for a very nice home. However, i'm looking to upgrade soon and maybe move into the rental business so this topic is very interesting for me right now

I'd love to get into the rental business. Buy a few properties and use the rent to cover the mortgages. Possibly cut a deal to someone who can work on properties to fix them up. Then sell them later for profit. Just not sure I could deal with shitty tenants or dealing with evictions. I believe there are a few people on here that have rentals.

[Cuse0323]

Everyone is fckin rich here. Can we start a Cuser fund? I have $61. I'm about to go into serious withdrawals, and die. Damn Falcons.

[Notorious_Donk]

I'd love to get into the rental business. Buy a few properties and use the rent to cover the mortgages. Possibly cut a deal to someone who can work on properties to fix them up. Then sell them later for profit. Just not sure I could deal with shitty tenants or dealing with evictions. I believe there are a few people on here that have rentals.

Yeah shitty tenants is the one thing i'm worried about. One of my buddies has a rental house and he had to deal with multiple court cases because of one broke dik family. That's worst case ontario

[Notorious_Donk]

Everyone is fckin rich here. Can we start a Cuser fund? I have $61. I'm about to go into serious withdrawals, and die. Damn Falcons.

Cuse are you drinking again?

[GUMMO77]

We rent out two condos in Miami.

2bed 2 bath 1,500 sq ft for $2,700
Studio 350 sq ft for for $1,200

[JMobile]

2,300/month for 600 sq. ft.

You live in Beverly Hills?

[slambam]

Most of you could buy a mansion in my town for what you pay for rent.

Lol, that's what I thought. In Iowa, $550/month mortgage bought as new construction, internet $45, utilities $100-200 depending on the time of year and how much the A/C or furnace run.

[OTL]

Vegas-$1300 monthly mortgage

That is a lot for Nevada. You must live in a castle.

[TheMoneyShot]

If you're a single guy trying to conserve money...

You should look for something around $630 - $680 a month. Water Included. Gas/Heat Included. To me... it's an absolute steal. Sh#$ like that everywhere in Michigan.

To me... why would you want to work on the lawn... do home repairs... waste extra money. Total waste.

[qwertvt]

Yeah shitty tenants is the one thing i'm worried about. One of my buddies has a rental house and he had to deal with multiple court cases because of one broke dik family. That's worst case ontario

I have a rental. You really have to do some background checks on these people. I have been lucky. The same tenant for 10 years. I give her a break on the rent so she won't leave. She pays my mortgage and I pay for a repairs and condo fees. Taxes are what kill you. In a few more years she will have paid my note.

If you get shitty tenants find a friend who is lawyer. It is harder than you think to throw them out. When you do, they have plenty of time to ruin the place. If your a landlord or plan to be, get insurance for this stuff.

[TheMoneyShot]

I have a rental. You really have to do some background checks on these people. I have been lucky. The same tenant for 10 years. I give her a break on the rent so she won't leave. She pays my mortgage and I pay for a repairs and condo fees. Taxes are what kill you. In a few more years she will have paid my note.

If you get shitty tenants find a friend who is lawyer. It is harder than you think to throw them out. When you do, they have plenty of time to ruin the place. If your a landlord or plan to be, get insurance for this stuff.

Consider yourself lucky. 3 buddies of mine have rentals... and all they do is bitch about the property 24/7

People live so trashy.

[JMobile]

Place I live at now has gone downhill. New managers allow anybody come in. A few months ago, some young people showed up and all they do is drink and smoke MJ.