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You also have to consider any premium for buying compared to renting, the ability to cheaply "rightsize" your living space, and transaction costs. I remember t
by rhino369 6y ago
You also have to consider any premium for buying compared to renting, the ability to cheaply "rightsize" your living space, and transaction costs.
I remember the NYTimes (I think) had a calculator designed to account for these types of factors.
It often makes sense to put off buying until your family grows or you settle in a semi-permanent location.
But generally your point is correct.