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> I don't see a house as an asset in my life. But you do! You said you are paying rent, thus you attach value to having a place to live. > My cost of living w
by jjav 3y ago
> I don't see a house as an asset in my life.
But you do! You said you are paying rent, thus you attach value to having a place to live.
> My cost of living was dramatically lower the whole time leading up to the point where the drop-off occurs for the homeowner.
In the other response you acknowledged this is from comparing rent on a tiny apartment to mortgage on a house, which cannot be compared.
If you don't need a house you could buy a tiny apartment. That gives you the benefit of a low mortgage now and zero mortgage when you're older.
- paulcole 3y ago> But you do! You said you are paying rent, thus you attach value to having a place to live. I mean obviously it’s an asset in that it adds value to my life b/c without it I’d be homeless. Thx for pointing that out.