On top of the mortgage payment, you will likely have insurance and taxes, which must be folded into the $800. At the end of a 10-year period, you could invest the difference of $50,000-plus, which should easily have grown to in excess of $100,000.
Nearly half (48.2 percent) said they can't afford to pay what's being required of them to cover their share of their community's storm-related insurance costs, and more than two thirds (68.3 percent) said the increases are causing them or their neighbors to consider selling their property and leaving the state.
There is no way on an $800-a-month mortgage payment that your equity would grow to anything like that. This is even taking into account a reasonable expectation of an increase in value.
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