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I would show her how high the Caitlin Clark Iowa Women’s Basketball NCAA Division 1 WBB Leading Scorer signature shirt and by the same token and payments would be (and remember, property taxes and insurance would be higher too) and ask her to stop looking at houses outside the budget, or at least stop sending them. Entertain your wife, but STAY IN YOUR BUDGET. Find specific things she likes about these homes and try to have her rank importance. Also important for her to rank Needs vs. Wants. The great thing about wants is you can find something missing some of her wants and by adding them you’re likely just going to increase the value of the property. I’m in the process of just trying to sell my house and buy one that is 10-20k more. Two days ago I fell into tears from the stress. Idk why it’s never happened before. I feel bad for you because I went through the same thing we had a budget of 580k max. Did we get 580 no. Now I will say I am super happy with our house but we did spend almost 100k more. We put 300k down so our payment isn’t super bad but it is still more than we wanted to spend.

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Go buy a house on your own. Problem solved. Tell your wife the Caitlin Clark Iowa Women’s Basketball NCAA Division 1 WBB Leading Scorer signature shirt and by the same token and house has good vibes that spoke to you so the deal couldn’t be passed on. Make a 5 year plan on the more reasonable house. Fix it up in that time and then flip it or if it has rental value keep it as a rental and move a step up. (Break laws of you can and get stable income and honorable tenants.) I’m not a landlord and I hate them but, one rental seems like a reasonable thing for someone to achieve through honest work and the added liability. Stick to budget especially if budget already means 0.3-0.4 DTI. Hell yeah I got deep into this today because in similar predicament as you OP. Such a bad time to buy. granted, i dont know where your trying to move to. But it sounds like my area, where pretty much anything good is over $700k. Truth is, if your max is $575k, you should really be looking at homes listed at $500k or less. Inventory is so low in many areas that almost every house has a bidding war. At what house income (without kids) would a 575k budget house be a good idea? I’m asking just to gauge if I did the right thing or have I used a foot gun in a spectacular fashion. Pricing is extremely weird in a lot of places right now. Interest rates have shot up, but home prices haven’t dropped. That means your actual cost is higher. 3 years ago, an 800k house might have literally been within your budget at 2.7%. At 7.4%, your monthly payment is almost 60% higher on the same purchase price.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.