Sounds pretty reasonable to me.
Then again, when I bought my first house, it was about 4x my annual income, the down payment wiped out almost all of our cash, and we immediately went into credit card debt to buy appliances and go on our honeymoon.
In your shoes I *might* have gone 15 year to save the half a point or whatever. Also I might have gone for a jumbo loan which can often be a slight savings to a conventional loan. Making $350k+ you should be able to swing the payment either way. Still, we're only talking about a half a percent or something so it's really no sweat.
Then again, when I bought my first house, it was about 4x my annual income, the down payment wiped out almost all of our cash, and we immediately went into credit card debt to buy appliances and go on our honeymoon.

In your shoes I *might* have gone 15 year to save the half a point or whatever. Also I might have gone for a jumbo loan which can often be a slight savings to a conventional loan. Making $350k+ you should be able to swing the payment either way. Still, we're only talking about a half a percent or something so it's really no sweat.
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