Cost of Living in Old Hickory Place Condo: What Salary Do You Need to Buy a Home?

Real numbers from this area's median sale price, property taxes, and household income — calculated at today's mortgage rate.

To buy a median-priced Old Hickory Place Condo home (around $585,000) at today's 7.24% 30-year fixed rate with 20% down, you'd need roughly $110k/year in household income to qualify — an estimated monthly payment of $4,125 (principal, interest, property tax est., and insurance).

Mortgage (principal and interest) $3,189 · Property tax (est.) $731 · Insurance (est.) $205 = $4,125/mo

Assumes 20% down; excludes PMI and HOA fees.

Down paymentMonthly: mortgage, tax, insuranceIncome needed
20% $4,125/mo$110,011
10% (+PMI)$4,743/mo$126,492
5% (+PMI)$4,955/mo$132,133

Estimates use a 7.24% 30-year fixed rate (current Freddie Mac average), an aggressive ~45% housing-to-income ratio (roughly what FHA underwriting can allow for a buyer with no other monthly debts — your number depends on your debts and credit), this area's median sale price, plus estimated insurance and PMI below 20% down. Not a commitment to lend, and not an APR — your actual rate and payment will vary.

Rent vs. buy in Old Hickory Place Condo

Census tract estimate

Renting costs about $3,100/mo less than owning the median Old Hickory Place Condo home — a typical rent of about $1,025/mo, against roughly $4,125/mo to own with 20% down.

Monthly costEstimate
Rent, typical$1,025/moroughly $900 – $1,150
Own, 20% downMortgage, property tax and insurance; no PMI or HOA$4,125/mo

By bedroom — raw Census medians for current renters, not adjusted to today’s asking rents:

1 bed $4502 bed $7753 bed $975

Estimate (2023 ACS 5-year data), based on Census tract data, widened until there were enough renting households to measure, so it describes a larger area than Old Hickory Place Condo alone. Adjusted toward what is being asked today using HUD Fair Market Rents, because the Census figure counts every household already renting — including long-tenured ones paying below current market. Rent figures are rounded to the nearest $25 — the underlying estimates are not precise enough to read closer than that. The ownership figure is the monthly payment only: it excludes maintenance and closing costs, and it doesn't count the equity a payment builds. Renting has no down payment. Both are estimates, not quotes.

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