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If you live in a home you own I think your rent can be thought of as the amount you could have made had you rented it out to someone else. It's not completely e
by srj 11y ago
If you live in a home you own I think your rent can be thought of as the amount you could have made had you rented it out to someone else. It's not completely equal because there are burdens to being a landlord but from that perspective you're always a renter.
- SilasX 11y agoRight, but the point is, that effective imputed income is probably going to be much higher than your investments will throw off, especially after considering taxes.