... no mercy for homeowners ..., page-11

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    Don't know how accurate this is, but if you earn less your pretty well stuffed in buying a house and how many people have $40,000 saved on this income. Not many I would have thought.

    Annual income $80,000 less tax $19,850 = $60,150

    assume 35% for house affordability repayment
    35% of nett income = $21,052/12 months = $1,754 available

    deposit of $40,000

    30 years @ 9.75%

    you can borrow $244,154

    Question is where can you buy a house for $284,154 (out in the sticks)

    with an interest rate of 7% you can borrow $303,639

    source http://www.newhouses.com.au/

    median house prices Victoria

    http://realestateview.com.au/median/

 
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