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The thing is... rents rise over time while a fixed rate mortgage balance doesn't. So I think you'd need an additional 2-3% return on that interest-bearing acco
by cko 2y ago
The thing is... rents rise over time while a fixed rate mortgage balance doesn't.
So I think you'd need an additional 2-3% return on that interest-bearing account just to account for inflation.
In most cities the price to rent ratio makes no sense so I'm a renter for life. I do fantasize about a 2.5% fixed 50-year interest-only mortgage and never paying it down. If only those existed. I think Sweden comes close but the rates there are adjustable.
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- jareklupinski 2y ago> rents rise over time while a fixed rate mortgage balance doesn't house prices don't necessarily trend upwards either; it's possible to take out a mortgage for something that ends up being worth less over time ask me how i know about flood zones :)