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which subdivisions have the most parks ,a greenway, trails and amenities nearest to them or connecting?
There are really too many to list - what is your price range? THAT would help us to narrow things down a bit. Also, do you have a job yet? If so, in what area of town?
To the OP: you have been asking similar questions on the York Co., SC board. People need what Loves Mountains said, a price range and where you would work or if retired. This is just too broad a question for a place as large as the Chralotte region (which includes Ft. Mill and Tega Cay).
I really thought I could afford more, Until I visited a couple " what can i afford for a House websites". the house really go's up every 20K a year after about 60K . Hard to believe People can afford $500 K homes based on the formulas.
It says i can afford a house or town house around $230 K
Pretty depressing when you make $65 K which i thought would do better
I really thought I could afford more, Until I visited a couple " what can i afford for a House websites". the house really go's up every 20K a year after about 60K . Hard to believe People can afford $500 K homes based on the formulas.
It says i can afford a house or town house around $230 K
Pretty depressing when you make $65 K which i thought would do better
Actually I'd say you would be better off staying closer to $200,000 in that salary range. A good rough rule of thumb is take your income and multiply times 3, that's how much house you'd really be able to afford. In your case that would be $195,000. Don't be too discouraged, you can still find a nice place in that range in many parts of Charlotte, especially if schools aren't important to you.
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