Our newest news is that we're trying to buy a house. We got an official quote on what we'll be paying. We'll be paying $680/mo the first year then about $740 after that for a fixed rate! Considering our 2 bedroom apartment that is it 716/mo with a tax break- that's great! We are pleased! Now I'm on the search for community garage sales to help with some of the stuff that I want to buy to save money since no else seems to have it to give :P haha
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I will warn you that it might be higher than you expect. I once went to a closing on a home and I had about $500 in the bank extra.... based on the figures given. I walked out with $30...
Another house we bought, they based the taxes on what the previous owners paid, they owned the house for over 25 years... and as soon as we bought the house... it was at the current rate for what we paid for it, so the payment was higher than I was told. There also can be hidden community fees, so make sure you find out if there is a monthly maintenance fee.
One good thing is you should be able to get money back tax time because if you itemize the interest you pay on the mortgage can be used thus lowering your income tax... thus a nicer refund each year!