For many people, buying a home is one of the largest purchases they’ll ever make. For a task of this magnitude, you should plan accordingly and make sure that you are financially prepared to make such the commitment. If you’re asking yourself, “how much house can I afford?” here are a few tips to help you get to the answer. And if you want to plug in some numbers to get more specific estimates, try our home affordability calculator.
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