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I do not find your house to be persuasive for larger trends, no. I responded to the other bit already. > Note that I am not making a statement about every hous

I do not find your house to be persuasive for larger trends, no. I responded to the other bit already. > Note that I am not making a statement about every house, to rebut your assertion that all renters pay no less than the landlord's taxes + mortgage + insurance it's enough to show some (even one) counter example and not to prove that all or, even, typical renter does not do so. Don’t be a pedant, we were clearly talking about the typical renter.

pandaman 5y ago
It was not clear to me, I thought you made a general assertion about the economics of real estate which is false on its face. I am not equipped to talk about typical renters since I don't have data. All I can find is the Census statistics showing that average national rent is less than mortgage: https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/table/US/HSG860219 https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/table/US/HSG860219