What you pay each year — map — T3 in Dammarie-lès-Lys — main home · ID 06Main home

Everything your home costs you in year 20, split into money gone for good and principal repaid (net worth you keep), with your numbers.

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ΣΣΣΣΣΣΣ++++++€1,668Loan interest€336.00Borrower insurance€1,573Property tax€2,622Co-ownershipcharges€192.00Home insurance€24.00Bank fees€1,311Upkeep€7,727Money lost, year20€8,327Net worth built,year 20Total paid, year20€16,054€171,074Money lost to endof year 19Money lostsince thepurchase,€178,801€115,660Net worth built toend of year 19Net worthbuilt sincethe€123,987
  • Money lost (gone for good)
  • Net worth built (stays yours)
  • What you pay

Year 20: money lost €7,727 + net worth built €8,327 = €16,054 paid (€1,338 a month). All of it from your income: payments after the purchase €16,054.

What this calculation leaves out

  • No tax here: a main home earns no rent, so there is no income tax while you own it.
  • The principal repaid is not lost: it lowers what you owe, so it comes back as net worth (and as cash at a sale).
  • The cash left after the purchase earns nothing (0 %): it pays the home’s costs first; only then do you pay from your income.

Each amount in the worked lines is rounded to the cent, so a line can differ by €0.01.