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Perhaps you buy a second home and have enough income to keep & rent your first home. Perhaps it is a vacation home for you, so you timeshare.
by sliverstorm 12y ago
Perhaps you buy a second home and have enough income to keep & rent your first home. Perhaps it is a vacation home for you, so you timeshare.
- eru 12y agoHow is buying a second home and renting out the first one different from buying a second home and renting out the second one?
- sliverstorm 12y agoOh, I can't prove anything, but to explain what I mean a little better, renting the first is a much more natural progression. Like a hermit crab moving up in shell sizes. You rent the first property as a consequence of buying a new house, rather than as the entire purpose of the second purchase.
- eru 12y agoSo even if it was more natural, why is it better (and for whom)?