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> In a lot of cases when renting these are taken care of by the landlord. The thing is, a landlord isn't likely to continue renting out if they're losing money
by milkytron 6y ago
> In a lot of cases when renting these are taken care of by the landlord.
The thing is, a landlord isn't likely to continue renting out if they're losing money. Typically, the money for services, maintenance, etc. comes from rent.
The renter is indirectly paying for those, otherwise the landlord would be out of business.
- daemin 6y agoYes, the landlord is paying for those things out of the rent, but as another commenter has stated my point is that you cannot make a direct Rent to Mortgage comparison. As there are many other costs you end up paying as a home owner which you don't worry about when you're a renter.