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"Cheaper" if you ignore the down payments that are approaching 30% of the house's total value.
by bejelentkezni 5y ago
"Cheaper" if you ignore the down payments that are approaching 30% of the house's total value.
- vsskanth 5y agoBarring some massive recession you can expect your down payment to have an ROI like a bond when you sell so you can just assume it to be part of your bond allocation. Obviously you'll lose a lot in transaction fees alone if you sell within a few years.