UT Article: More First Time Homebuyers

[Eugene]

I think there is a Volcano starting where they have been having all those earthquakes in Baja (next to the border) last two weeks or so.

So there’s going to be an island there soon?

[Eugene]

I think there is a Volcano starting where they have been having all those earthquakes in Baja (next to the border) last two weeks or so.

So there’s going to be an island there soon?

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

“So there’s going to be an island there soon?”

An Island ?? OK sure..

Maybe a big hill,

Could be a View involved as well.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

“So there’s going to be an island there soon?”

An Island ?? OK sure..

Maybe a big hill,

Could be a View involved as well.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

“So there’s going to be an island there soon?”

An Island ?? OK sure..

Maybe a big hill,

Could be a View involved as well.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

“So there’s going to be an island there soon?”

An Island ?? OK sure..

Maybe a big hill,

Could be a View involved as well.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

“So there’s going to be an island there soon?”

An Island ?? OK sure..

Maybe a big hill,

Could be a View involved as well.

[JC]

I swear I am not math challenged. My numbers are different because the calculator I use includes estimates for taxes, etc. http://www.insidermortgage.com/articles.html?TargetPage=calculators.asp

I guess I am just conservative. I like to look at total monthly costs and round up.

Either way you slice it, it is still a large portion of your income to commit to housing.

[JC]

I swear I am not math challenged. My numbers are different because the calculator I use includes estimates for taxes, etc. http://www.insidermortgage.com/articles.html?TargetPage=calculators.asp

I guess I am just conservative. I like to look at total monthly costs and round up.

Either way you slice it, it is still a large portion of your income to commit to housing.

[JC]

I swear I am not math challenged. My numbers are different because the calculator I use includes estimates for taxes, etc. http://www.insidermortgage.com/articles.html?TargetPage=calculators.asp

I guess I am just conservative. I like to look at total monthly costs and round up.

Either way you slice it, it is still a large portion of your income to commit to housing.

[JC]

I swear I am not math challenged. My numbers are different because the calculator I use includes estimates for taxes, etc. http://www.insidermortgage.com/articles.html?TargetPage=calculators.asp

I guess I am just conservative. I like to look at total monthly costs and round up.

Either way you slice it, it is still a large portion of your income to commit to housing.

[JC]

I swear I am not math challenged. My numbers are different because the calculator I use includes estimates for taxes, etc. http://www.insidermortgage.com/articles.html?TargetPage=calculators.asp

I guess I am just conservative. I like to look at total monthly costs and round up.

Either way you slice it, it is still a large portion of your income to commit to housing.

[temeculaguy]

I agree with sdrealtor 3x income is the high water mark, 2x income for the loan is ideal, there is a lot more things in life that require money depending on your situation you may want to have less house and more disposable income.

[temeculaguy]

I agree with sdrealtor 3x income is the high water mark, 2x income for the loan is ideal, there is a lot more things in life that require money depending on your situation you may want to have less house and more disposable income.

[temeculaguy]

I agree with sdrealtor 3x income is the high water mark, 2x income for the loan is ideal, there is a lot more things in life that require money depending on your situation you may want to have less house and more disposable income.

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