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Sharing my experience. In Miami the tax is 1.12%. My heuristic is mortgage is 1/2, HOA + Property tax is 1/2. Don't know if that scales to your market but it
by stickyricky 6y ago
Sharing my experience. In Miami the tax is 1.12%. My heuristic is mortgage is 1/2, HOA + Property tax is 1/2. Don't know if that scales to your market but it seems to hold true here.
I'm not sure how rent control works in your city/country. But in my experience, you buy in at a market rate and then the amount of increase is capped by the government. I've not heard of people renting an apartment below market rate (for the first month) unless its classified as "affordable housing" which carries statutory requirements for the landlord and the tenet.
- ridaj 6y agoSame. On year 1 out might be even, but all it takes is a couple years of strong property price rise (while your rent stays more or less pegged to what it was) to change the calculus in favor of staying under rent control.