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That assumes a hot market where values are riding quickly. The math doesn't work very well if the value growth is around the typical 3% per year. Also, if the
by vonmoltke 7y ago
That assumes a hot market where values are riding quickly. The math doesn't work very well if the value growth is around the typical 3% per year.
Also, if the value of appreciation really is that high I don't think it is correct to leave that forfeited value out of the "renting is cheaper" equation.