Buying a house is DUMB! #shorts

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48 Comments

    1. Well if you Rent you save a lot of the cost of owning a home and it lets you concentrate in keep buy Cash-flowing Assets at a faster pace

    1. Not realistic for most people. Buy an affordable home in a decent area. The benefits of buying a home is you don’t have to worry about rent hikes. Property tax may be an issue.

  1. I literally started my real estate adventure by buying houses with mortgages. Still going strong so idk about that one

    1. If you figured out how to invest 1600$ to make it 3200$ then it would be great.

      You could go on rent and invest the money you have got in your pocket to multiply the ROI.

  2. I never thought about it like this. Unless you buy a cheap house, at the bottom of a bust, you lose money. It is not easy to go 20 years into the past and do that. 🙂

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    1. If houses are so great as an investment, how come major finance groups are not buying up all the residential houses especially as they have access to do so?

      Or when a house is lost, how come the first thing the finance group does is get rid of it asap even at a low amount even if it’s at a lower market value?

      Likely because these institutions know it’s not worth it. Not to say some money cannot be made at times. Whether sustainable is another point.

      Yet they buy up or take major share positions in companies that provide high cashflow.

      I’m not sure just because something increases value it’s a benefit as expenses increases also which counters the so called value.

      I had houses, after all the expenses calculations and so called value increases and time it was barely worth it especially as rental is 1/1 occupancy not 1 to many like a block of flats or building.

    2. @egliptor I become a millionaire by mistake out of it. The rich people I personally know either got rich through property or got rich and then invested heavily in property. Just look at the Saudi’s, they own a lot of the sky scrapers in London and New York now.

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