What you can afford on rent depends on a wide range of factors. The following are some examples that will influence your options: existing debt, marital status, dependents, how the $200,000 was earned, where you live, etc.
With that in mind, my guess is $3,500 a month. Assuming you don't have any major write-offs, you'll probably only bring home half of that $200k (approximately $8k per month); this assumes you are employed by some entity that deducts taxes directly from your wages. On the other hand, if you have your own business and generate the $200,000 in cash, you may underpay taxes, and hence you may be in a position to take home more than half of that $200,000 after paying your taxes, which may put you in a position to spend significantly more on an apartment.
Without more information, it's hard to give a straight answer. On the other hand, if I had to guess, I would say that $3,500 a month is about right.
1/3 rd payment goes to rent.
This is a good question!! Generally you can afford the rent if you make at least that amount net (that's "take-home") per week. For example if the rent of an apartment or house is $600 per month, you should be making that amount every week. That's easier said than done for most low-income working people (for example, one who has a full time job making minimum wage). Most people under this category end up renting a room or sharing an apartment with a roommate.
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The usual strategy when you can no longer afford your home is to seek less expensive housing. An alternative strategy would be to rent part of your home out to someone else, in order to increase your income so that you will be able to afford your home. Maybe your home can be more intensively utilized.
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if you have to ask you cant afford it
If you can afford.
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Really, you can have as many as you can afford. You pay to rent trash cans from the trash company, so you can have as many as you can afford to rent. == ==
if you have to ask you cant afford it
An adult can rent an infinite amount of room. It depends if they have the money to afford the rent.
Own and run a successful business. If you work FOR somebody, its unlikely you can truly afford a lamborghini. Rent them. Its cheaper and anyone with any job can save up and afford to rent one for a day.
There are no special requirements to rent a Waterford Apartment. As long as one can afford the cost of the rent, they should be able to rent a Waterford Apartment.
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They couldn't afford to rent a home of their own.
They cannot afford the mortgage or rent.
1/3 rd payment goes to rent.