What is the 1.5 Rule ?
The 1.5 Rule states that your Home purchase should not go over 1.5 Times your yearly salary.
I created this idea to help people with affordability questions.
Because alot of times people end up being what is called house poor?
Meaning they are spending over 50% of their income on their housing costs.
For example
If you are single and make $50k
$50,000 X 1.5 = $75,000
You Can afford a house that is $75k
Loan amount $75k
Down Payment 3% $2,250
Total Loan $72,750 at 3.5% = a monthly payment of $326.68 a month
Ideally you can search for houses that are higher than $75k up to $100k if you're in a buyers market and come down to that $75k price or even lower if you can
Monday, November 25, 2019
Friday, November 22, 2019
Vehicle Grades
As a Novice mechanic and car Enthusiast I have made and easy way to determine the value of a car and how good it is and will help you determine whether you should purchase your next car or truck.
Grade A Vehicle (Average Price $8,000+)
No Scratches, Dents or Imperfection, No Mechanical Deficiencies
Good Tire Tread
Repair costs $0
(No operational
issues)
Grade B Vehicle (Average Price $6,000+)
Limited Scratches, Dents or imperfections, limited
Mechanical Deficiencies Tire Tread has some wear
Repair costs $500+
(Car has limited
operational issues but are Not Major)
Grade C Vehicle (Average Price $3,000+)
Some Scratches, Dents or imperfections, Some Mechanical Deficiencies
Tire Tread has heavy wear
Repair costs
$1,000+
(Car is operational there might be some concern while
driving although, there is no major mechanical issues such as Transmission or
engine issues and bad steering parts that need repair Check Engine Light is on)
Grade D Vehicle (Average Price $1,000+)
A lot of Scratches, Dents or imperfections, a lot of
Mechanical Deficiencies Tire Tread Is very low.
(Car is still operational but should take extreme caution
when driving as there may be engine and transmission and bad steering parts and
Brake system issues that need repair Check Engine Light is on)
Repair costs $2,000+
Grade F Vehicle (Average Price $500+)
Major Scratches, Dents or imperfections, Major Mechanical Deficiencies
Tire Tread Is very low.
(Car is not operational and should not be driven unless it
is and emergency or you are driving directly to repair shop as there are major
engine and transmission and bad steering parts and Brake system issues that
need repair Check Engine Light is on)
Repair costs $4,000+
Tuesday, November 19, 2019
Women Self Defense kits
Ladies! 🗣 There’s a business that sells self-defense kits. This ENTIRE KIT is $60. (And they’re black owned 😉).
Link: http://www.beyonddefense.bigcartel.com
Link: http://www.beyonddefense.bigcartel.com
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