i googled it out of curiosity and they're trying to charge almost A THOUSAND a month for those same shitty apartments and 1,100 for a renovated one. what the fuck. i didn't feel those were worth 770 which is why i moved out
funny enough that's the same size as my old apartment, except that was $725 a month when i first got it and they were going to charge me $770 when i left
i honestly forget how much cash i put down. i know how much it was all totally with the lender fees and whatnot and it certainly wasn't cheap. housing here is a bit more expensive though. i think you told me once you made around 40k so a house that's 150 is probably fine for debt/asset ratio if you put enough down.
i bought a house three years ago with 5% down. it's a conventional loan and not an FHA. i do pay PMI on it but it's like 80 a month so if you can do it like me you'd pay PMI but not enough for it to really matter
So I'm learning a lot. Apparently my realtor years ago told me I needed an HO-3 policy. The agent I talked to thought that was strange and told me to double check. Sure enough I actually only need an HO-6. This is getting very interesting