What's your monthly mortgage payment? Mine came out to 41,000 at 12.5% annual interest for 15 years.…

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What's your monthly mortgage payment? Mine came out to 41,000 at 12.5% annual interest for 15 years. Of course, I always pay extra and pay it off early, but my payment used to be almost half of that 😅. I'll definitely pay it off early and won't drag it out, but man... is it worth it? We're planning to get a 34-square-meter place for our son for the future, and we'll rent it out so it pays for itself. How do you decide to take on another mortgage? I still have 700,000 left on the previous one.
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Lena
Maybe pay that one off first?
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kushner ekaterina
For me it's 12)) so we're managing without loans and mortgages))
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Zhenya
27k over 15 years, with 10 years left to pay because we took out the mortgage 5 years ago))) 7.7%.
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Mariya
52K for 20 years. Taken this year
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00 yyyyyyyyyyy
A large payment, I doubt it will pay for itself anytime soon, right now it's purely your expense. I wouldn't take out a second mortgage with these conditions.
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Albina
I have one mortgage for 44,000 and another for 53,000. I'm not even thinking about paying off the first one early, it's at 4%.
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Olga Tihonova
Depends on the income.
I think it's okay, but we can also rent out a studio for that amount later on.
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Kseniya
Take the normal one
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Marina
I've had a mortgage since I was 21, at 6.2% for 19200. We rent it out and it pays for itself, but I'm a co-signer. I wouldn't dare get a new one; I'd rather slowly save up and build on my own, especially since I'm currently renting with my second husband, and the mortgage is from my first marriage.
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Mishel
It was 22.5. That was unacceptable. Since my salary is 60, the payment is now 12. It's better now.
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Olya
Initially, it was 20 for 7 years, then maternity capital was added, and it became 9 for the remaining 5 years.
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natalya
Albina This all sounds good in theory, but only if you're sure your income will always be sufficient… I'd feel more comfortable paying it off early if possible 🙄
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Albina
Albina There's something called inflation that eats away at your payments. 44,000 now and 44,000 five years ago are two very different amounts.
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natalya
Albina That makes sense, but what if you lose your job and are looking for one for six months? Will you have enough money to cover your payments? If apartments are rented out and continue to be rented out, then it's okay. But a market crash is also predicted for rentals 🤷️
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