Row 68597

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your property tax is low on the 275k estimate, probably the other one as well. just the mortgage alone is about 1900. property tax on a [275k house is about 5k a year](https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/3012-44th-St-Des-Moines-IA-50310/800459_zpid/) (this house is assessed at 260 and the tax info is down the page, so it's actually more) so that's another 400 a month alone, we're already over your 2100 and we haven't even looked at insurance, PMI, putting more savings away for home maintenance (supposed to be 1% per year, so another 225 a month from that alone)

>State average is right at $50k. Let's assume you are 50% over that, or $75k.

needing to be in the 75th percentile of individual income in the state to be able to think about affording a home in one of the cheapest regions in the US is kinda fucked up, is it not? like we get people on this site all the time telling people to move to where people don't want to be. that's the midwest, we are here, and 75% of single people are just priced out of being homeowners?

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text your property tax is low on the 275k estimate, probably the other one as well. just the mortgage alone is about 1900. property tax on a [275k house is about 5k a year](https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/3012-44th-St-Des-Moines-IA-50310/800459_zpid/) (this house is assessed at 260 and the tax info is down the page, so it's actually more) so that's another 400 a month alone, we're already over your 2100 and we haven't even looked at insurance, PMI, putting more savings away for home maintenance (s…
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