How much was your home? What did you put down on the home?
What are your monthy payments? mortgage taxes gas electric etc.....
I need to know what I should look forward to, when we can afford it.
Thanks! :)
june262004
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If you go on Realtor.com it will tell you what your monthly payments will be. You can change the assumptions.
bluesashbride
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like the above poster said, you can go to an online calculator and it give you a total based on down payment, % interest, insurance est., HOA, and taxes. all of these and the cost of the home give you a monthly cost.
Kelly9904
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How much was your home? Just under $340K What did you put down on the home? 25%
What are your monthy payments? mortgage & taxes I think are just over $2K (we have it directly taken out of our account so I am not sure the exact amount) gas - we have oil electric - avg $100 mth (and we are never home) AT&T $58 Food $200 month (not including costco or Bjs visits) Home owners $750 per year Water $30 every 3 months
Other things to consider Cable Sewer costs if applicable (they are minimal)
Jo Ann
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What are your monthy payments?
mortgage $3200 includes our taxes
electric $150-170 every other month can only imagine what it is going to be with the a/c's and ceiling fans going for the last few weeks
oil about $300 a fill up we moved in dec and had 4 fill ups since then last one was in april and still have 1/2 tank
no gas
cable $120 every month (phone, cable and computer)
gardner $100 a month basic maintance
Cell phone 85-95 for both of us
Food varys since Dh works with food, and I work for Costco, our pantry, freezer is always full we just get basics. So maybe 50 a week for veggies, fruit, meats, and milk?
My homeowners was like 1200 i I think but that was paid before we closed all upfront so I havnt seen another bill since.
Plus we still have car payments and insurance and our credit cards. hope this helps
