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The Water Cooler – Mortgage, Property Tax & Rent Prices In Contra Costa County

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The “Water Cooler” is a feature on Claycord.com where we ask you a question or provide a topic, and you talk about it.

The “Water Cooler” will be up Monday-Friday in the noon hour.

QUESTION: If you own a home, what’s your mortgage payment, and how much are your property taxes? If you rent, how much do you pay for rent?

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Talk about it….

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I don’t have a mortgage. Using my GI bill, I bought my home on a VA loan with no money down. I took out a 15-year loan and paid it off in 1999, saving big bucks on interest. The monthly payments were slightly higher on a 15-year loan, but well worth it. When I was making payments, it was something like $500.00 a month. As for property tax, I’m too lazy to look it up right now, but it’s not too bad.

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I own and my mortgage is $1,400 a month. Property taxes are about $10,000 a year.

1830 sq.ft. 3 bed/2 bath.

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Own two
Two paid off, Grandson and family live rent free in 1st house.
Property taxes combined under $7,000.
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Two reasons homes are so expensive today, big corporations are buying up house to rent out. Second reason people from other countries are buying houses as a place to park their money, one is appreciation second is to keep their money safe from their own country’s uncertainty.
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Related to foreign buyers, British Columbia, Canada recognized their foreign buyer problem and their politicians who actually care about people they represent, implemented financial penalties on foreign money to a point foreign buyers shifted south into Washington, Oregon and California.
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From what I have seen your elected public servants don’t give a rat’s posterior about American citizens being priced out of housing market.
Yet you still vote for them . . . . . .
Why is that ? ? ? ?

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….because they’re too lazy to do any research or thinking on their own and just vote for incumbents – imho

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No mortgage. About $3k/year in property tax. However, the monthly hoa due is $500. I am thinking to cash out and move to Benicia cuz the hoa due goes up almost every year and there might be a special assessment coming soon.

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You know it’s very tempting to post on here my mortgages and property taxes and whatt not but you know it’s really nobody’s business.

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Count our Blessing.
Been here at our house 45 years.
Had it paid off in 2003.
P/T is about $2200 a year.
Hubby retired April this year.

Mortgage: ZERO. Paid off a 15-yr VA loan in 2013.
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Property Tax: $2,400 per year.
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Long -term ownership has its rewards. Thank goodness for Prop. 13 because liberals never heard of a tax they didn’t like.

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first property in this state paid off, taxes are around $6-7000/year. second property in another state, mortgage is about $4600 on 15 year note (we’ll pay it off in fewer years than 15), with property tax about $3000. House is about 400 sqf larger and the lot is 1/3 acre v home here of less than 1/4. That property is retirement property.

Mortgage $3,358.46 Impound Disbusements from Escrow- Property Tax – $9,346.30
Hazard Insurance, Home Insurance.

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