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My monthly cell phone bill is $560.00 that IS a common mortgage payment for many average Americans. I would also submit that it is a little obscene that we would even be ok with $90 a month for a "phone bill" - that is how far out of balance (skewed) our sense of "normal" has become.I would like to know what city you live in where your mortgage is around $90/month?
$560?!?! For a MORTGAGE? I assume that is NOT including Property Taxes? Then MAYBE. If it is, you are referring to a Trailer Park. I assure you, $560 is nowhere near AVERAGE.
"The national average for a home loan is $222,261 with a $1,061 average monthly payment for a 30-year mortgage at 4 percent, according to LendingTree."
At 4%.
I would submit that just because i used that $90 figure (which is the cost of one line and 2GB of Data from VZW) does not mean my sense of normal is skewed. I think that's a ridiculous amount of money for one cell phone. Your $560 bill MUST be for 6 people or more... That's insane... (not saying YOU are, but VZW is to charge that).
"The national average for a home loan is $222,261 with a $1,061 average monthly payment for a 30-year mortgage at 4 percent, according to LendingTree."
At 4%.
I would submit that just because i used that $90 figure (which is the cost of one line and 2GB of Data from VZW) does not mean my sense of normal is skewed. I think that's a ridiculous amount of money for one cell phone. Your $560 bill MUST be for 6 people or more... That's insane... (not saying YOU are, but VZW is to charge that).
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Alright. So P&I ONLY, but still...
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That $1,061 figure is before taxes and insurance...
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Forums are funny (the banter not the people) No Wonder the "Talking Heads" (read: Politicians) are so successful. They actually get folks to believe their Farts smell good AND everybody lives in a quarter million dollar house.
Down here in PoDunkVille der' we ya;ll live in dem der houses ( Not traeelers) reel Hausses!! er. and day cost prit near about 65-70 thousand dollears. Ummm an we pay da bank about 500-600 of them a month on average, Uh Huh.
Anyway.... my Mortgage discussion (wasn't the point of my post anyway) is Done for today.
Maybe the "Humor" was enjoyed by those who..... enjoyed it.
Down here in PoDunkVille der' we ya;ll live in dem der houses ( Not traeelers) reel Hausses!! er. and day cost prit near about 65-70 thousand dollears. Ummm an we pay da bank about 500-600 of them a month on average, Uh Huh.
Anyway.... my Mortgage discussion (wasn't the point of my post anyway) is Done for today.
Maybe the "Humor" was enjoyed by those who..... enjoyed it.
Just discussin, brother. That's what us city folk do on forums.
It's an AVERAGE though, my friend. Sure, I can show full on houses that are less then $30,000 in Cleveland (LOTS of them), just like I can show you $2.4 million dollar homes. Yet the national average is: stated above.
(Not trying to be difficult here, I'm married to a Mortgage Underwriter and know a lot about housing)
It's an AVERAGE though, my friend. Sure, I can show full on houses that are less then $30,000 in Cleveland (LOTS of them), just like I can show you $2.4 million dollar homes. Yet the national average is: stated above.
(Not trying to be difficult here, I'm married to a Mortgage Underwriter and know a lot about housing)
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Just discussin, brother. That's what us city folk do on forums.
It's an AVERAGE though, my friend. Sure, I can show full on houses that are less then $30,000 in Cleveland (LOTS of them), just like I can show you $2.4 million dollar homes. Yet the national average is: stated above.
(Not trying to be difficult here, I'm married to a Mortgage Underwriter and know a lot about housing)
And I'm a mortgage banker, so we're both on the same page. I wasn't talking averages, I was speaking more that it could easily be a mortgage payment for some. But your point is well taken. If you all knew what my mortgage payment was, you'd wonder why I hadn't looked at that number as perhaps the water bill! LOL!