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If renters wanted to pay more, they could probably have this deal with any number of landlords. It's not common because renters aren't looking to own a part of
by wccrawford 10y ago
If renters wanted to pay more, they could probably have this deal with any number of landlords. It's not common because renters aren't looking to own a part of that house/apartment, they're just looking to get by until they can actually own one themselves.
How is it better for them to be forced to put money into that residence rather than in a savings account that'll go toward the residence they actually want to buy?