South Mountain Log Homes & Construction. Jason & Christina
Huitt
How
Much Can You Afford?
For easiest use,
print this page and then fill in your information.
Enter whole number values. Follow the mathematical
instructions to determine how much home
you can afford.
Equity
If
you plan on using money from the sale of
an existing property, enter the amount here.
Savings
Enter
the amount of savings you plan to put into
the project.
Income
Figure
your gross annual household income. If interest
rates are above 9%, multiply your income
figure by 2. If interest rates are 9% or
below, multiply your income figure by 2.5.
Enter the final number here.
Sub
Total
Add
the three figures above and enter the sum
here.
Land
Enter
the amount you owe on the property you plan
to build on. If you haven't bought land
yet, enter the estimated cost here.
Total
Subtract
the Land amount from the Sub Total and enter
the difference here. This is approximately
how much you can afford for your home.
Estimated
Cost: Square Foot Method
If
you know the approximate square footage
of living space in the home, multiply that
figure by $120.00 and $160.00 to establish
a range for the project's estimated cost.