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I just want to confirm my thinking on a home purchase. Basically it works out that with all of my housing bills, mortgage, utilities, upkeep, and property taxes I want to be at 2000 or less per month. The problem here arises that a couple areas with very nice and affordable houses have astronomical property taxes. For the example let's round to 10k, this puts me over my monthly allowable spend, so it is out of the question. After doing some reading and asking my accountant, I can itemize and write these off. So considering taking a standard deduction last year approx 6300 and getting about 1000 back, if I itemized and deducted the taxes, I would in essence be getting all the money back, so really I just have to front the taxes the first year(I have that), then moving forward I can assume the max I'm paying would be say 5300 since I get all the rest back year end, so now I am well within my affordability bracket. I would calculate this out and adjust my payroll deductions so I was actually just getting it upfront anyway. Does this logic make sense?
<bot>: Even though property taxes make my monthly payment out of my price range, since I can itemize and write them off, and I have enough cash to front them the first year, should I not consider it as a factor?