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it's still not a high risk, owning a house (that is, having paid for it, not owing any money to the bank) still leaves you in a better position than a renter, a
by dusted 2y ago
it's still not a high risk, owning a house (that is, having paid for it, not owing any money to the bank) still leaves you in a better position than a renter, as you can basically let it burn and will still be in an easier position to get a loan for a new house in another place if you really need to
- slyall 2y agoSo you are saying somebody with $500k of investments is worse off than somebody whose house just went from $500k to to $200k ?