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7 factors to consider in house planning 1. Income and site of the family. 2. Site and location of the lot. 3.Location of proposed house on the lot. 4.Building code list of restriction. 5. Style of the house. 6. Cost of materials and labor. 7. Likes and dislikes of the member of the family.
Unless a relative will take you in you have to have income-if you do you can get a place to go to then leave
It depends. If you have a larger house, or a family who eats more, or showers more often then most then you'll have a harder time supporting a family of four with an income of $27,231 then if you used less resource's.
1. income of the family 2. location of the house3. cost of the house 4. Features required 5. condition of the house=== ===
The average annual income of an American family in 1938 was $2116. The cost of a new house was about $3900 and gas was about ten cents per gallon.
“what is the income to qualify for house repair program? ”
The average cost of a home in 1987 was an estimated $127,200.00. The average income for a family was an estimated $26,000.
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Purchase of a house for your family to live in (versus income property) should not have any effect on your daughter's SSI eligibility.
One thing you will need is your income and the net pay from your check every month. You will also need to know your rent or house payment, cable etc, to find out home much you should put into a retirement planning.
26%
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