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> On top of that you have to manage the upkeep of the house, which costs both time and money. Well guess who has to pay for that in a house that is rented? It'
by carlosjobim 3mo ago
> On top of that you have to manage the upkeep of the house, which costs both time and money.
Well guess who has to pay for that in a house that is rented? It's the renter!
Just the same as when you rent a car, the cost for maintenance is included in your rental fee.
You're just as free to move if you own a house: Just sell it, or rent it out. Any inconvenience from doing that is easily worth the money you save by not giving it away in paying rent.
- baggy_trough 3mo ago> Well guess who has to pay for that in a house that is rented? It's the renter! On average, over time, in a free market, yes. But not necessarily in any specific case. The rent is a cap during the lease period, no matter what the landlord has to pay for maintenance.