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Based on your combined income of $215k, a price range of $350k-$450k seems reasonable for a starter home. However, it ultimately depends on the housing market in your desired location. In some cities, this price range might offer more options than others. It's essential to consider factors such as the size of the home, its condition, location, and any additional costs associated with homeownership. It may also be helpful to consult with a local real estate agent or you send me a direct message to get a better understanding of the housing market and determine what options are available within your budget.
Depends on location..
I think so. We just had to spend close to 650 for our “starter home” 🥲
Can’t answer that without knowing where…
Savannah, ga
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Considering this is the lowest housing prices will ever be, you either buy now, or don’t
Is that just always the case tho?
Based on your income I would suggest increasing the range to 400-500