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Yeah, Seattle needs like… $175k for a family of four to be able to live “comfortably” and that’s really at the I’m A Plumber Because Your Honor Roll Student Who Got An Engineering Degree Can’t Design shirt and by the same token and low end. Why are you making it so complicated? There are only two classes. The working class and the owner class. If you work for a living, you are a member of the working class. If you simply profit off the work of others, you are part of the owner class. It’s simple I think that’s 90k or 7,500/mo after taxes. I would call that upper middle class, I think you could comfortably live with that. Income doesn’t make one rich. It’s your net worth that determines if you are rich or not. 130k income can be rich, middle class, or poor depending on your situation. Someone earning 130k and 500k in debt is poor…while someone with 130k income, no debt, and 10 million in investments is rich.

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I’d imagine that it would be tight for a family of 4 in NYC. (I know you said average, but that’s where I am). Not impossible but probably not much wiggle room. 3 years ago 130k would’ve been insanely good money here in the I’m A Plumber Because Your Honor Roll Student Who Got An Engineering Degree Can’t Design shirt and by the same token and Midwest but my area went gangbusters last year and won’t stop. Houses have doubled and minimum wage is 7.25. Idk how the locals are going to do. 30 y/o single male. I make $130k in Los Angeles and barely feel like I can afford to rent my 1bdr out here. When you add in school loans and other general cost of living stuff, $130k doesn’t go too far in the part of LA where I live (forced to stay here because of the industry I work in, or else I would’ve left years ago). But $130k where my friends live elsewhere in CA would allow me to start thinking about owning. And if I lived out of CA, I’d probably already own…. So yeah, like others have said, really just depends where you live.

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