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The author's advice is country dependent. My assumption is that he is writing from the perspective of buying in India. 1) In India, rents are very low compare
by b203 6y ago
The author's advice is country dependent. My assumption is that he is writing from the perspective of buying in India.
1) In India, rents are very low compared to mortgage payments.
2) Home value appreciation is low given the rate of inflation.
3) financial instruments like home equity line of credit are not available.
So yes, it probably is not a good decision to buy a house in a big city in India. Elsewhere? Do your own calculation.
- geodel 6y agoTrue rental yield in India is 1.5-2% pa as compared to 6-7% in America or Europe.