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Phoenix ranks 8th in lowest salary required to afford medium-priced home

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See exactly how much salary you would need to earn in order to afford the principal, interest, taxes and insurance payments on a median-priced home in 27 metro areas.

Phoenix remains the first metro area on our list to exceed a $200,000 home price and a $1,000 monthly payment. But if you cannot afford to save $43,760 for a 20-percent down payment, you’re looking at a higher loan amount, monthly payment and salary. The salary you must earn in the Phoenix metro area when putting 10 percent down is $51,457.

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