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Addition to the other factors to consider put forth by nostromo: -Mobility. When you need to exit a house and relocate, you can do so without waiting for a lea
by jngreenlee 14y ago
Addition to the other factors to consider put forth by nostromo:
-Mobility. When you need to exit a house and relocate, you can do so without waiting for a lease to expire. If you are in the right market, you can rent the first home out while you migrate, then sell it once the dust has settled.
- enraged_camel 14y ago>>Mobility. When you need to exit a house and relocate, you can do so without waiting for a lease to expire. Yeah, instead you need to find a buyer, which in most places is not an easy task, especially in a housing market flooded with cheap foreclosed homes. In addition, you have to hope that the house has not depreciated in value during your ownership - which can happen due to factors totally outside your control (such as foreclosures in your neighborhood). In other words: if you need to move, don't count on having the ability to sell your house quickly and without loss.