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>You will be renting, not buying. Exactly why the OP won't choose to move there. Why should he have to pay someone the privilege of living, and get none of tha
by nobodysfool 13y ago
>You will be renting, not buying.
Exactly why the OP won't choose to move there. Why should he have to pay someone the privilege of living, and get none of that money back when/if they decide to leave? At least when you buy you get some equity.
- bayesianhorse 13y agoBecause renting is more flexible and often less expensive... Imagine you loose your job in a crisis, you have to move/sell your house in a crashing market.
- cantankerous 13y agoIf you lose your job in a crisis, you also won't be able to pay your rent and you'll move/sublet your apartment. Losing your job pretty much screws you however you decide to live.