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Well they say 30% should go to your mortgage payments. That leaves 70% of your income. Also depending on how big your family is. If you have an average 3 person family you should dedicate 25-30% of your income to your grocery bill.

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With a gross profit of 65% - 70% the maximum occupancy% (Rent, Utilities, Insurance) you can pay and still make it worthwhile is 10% of your gross sales.

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No more than 30%

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