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I joined Cognizant recently, the project interview calls which I am getting is not from my base location.
I have the location constraint, should I wait for the right opportunity or raise this concern to ADP team so they can look in to it?
As per ADP policy, one should not have any constraints and take the project as FCFS basis.
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- 1 car payment of 600 bucks a month with 3 years remaining
- 65k in a brokerage for down payment and another 20k in personal checking
We are really hopeful we can buy a house around 600-650k, 650 being the more realistic to stay competitive. Frankly, it all makes me nervous, daycare + the new mortgage. Any advice on the situation for a younger professional? Is it worth stretching a bit knowing my income will rise, we live in a VHOL area
If you can find something below your budget that you like I’d say shoot for that possibility. Can you do a lower priced home? You said VHCOL and teacher pay at $78k certainly indicates that (my wife teaches). Idk if your 650k is my area’s 350k - certainly a high possibility.
It’s not ideal, but could you sell the duplex? If you’re putting 65k on a $650k home.. you will pull a bit out of savings as well because of tax consequences in the account.
With 10% down you’ll be north of 4,600/mo. Mortgage, car, daycare+ you’re pushing $7k a month on that alone. Idk what you or your wife’s plans/opinions are, but that’s a we both *have* to work situation.
On the other hand, your income will increase. I have a friend that jumped after manager to another firm in a MCOL and got $150k. So that’s something to keep in mind.
I think you’re in a good spot. It may not feel like it but you are. I’m assuming you’re good with budgeting/money since you have a cash flowing duplex and $85k liquid cash.
If you stay and make partner or even director/MD I don’t think you’ll really need the house for kids tuition. Ultimately, if the numbers work you should do it because when rates come down prices are going up unless the supply demand curve somehow magically snaps back.
Even if there’s downward pressure on prices because rates are higher for longer and you plan to be in the house 10+ years you will be fine.