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Rent or Mortgage. You should expect to spend between 25 to 30 percent of your net income each month on rent or mortgage. Landlords and property managers typically require you to make at least 2.5 to three times the rent to qualify as a tenant.
Monthly income: Without a doubt, this is the most important consideration. The general rule of thumb is to spend no more than one-third of your income on rent. To be safe, base this on your monthly take-home pay. So if you make $2,100 per month after taxes, you can afford to spend $700 on your share of the rent.Other expenses: For some people, the one-third rule works perfectly.But if you have a lot of other expenses â like student loans, car payments or child care â you may need to set your sights on a slightly cheaper place.o if you make $2,100 per month after taxes, you can afford to spend $700 on your share of the rent. Other expenses: For some people, the one-third rule works perfectly. But if you have a lot of other expenses â like student loans, car payments or child care â you may need to set your sights on a slightly cheaper place.