He fell for the rental meme

>he fell for the rental meme

Rental is actually fucking good. Saves you alot of money which you can use to invest into something else that would make money for you. Apartments/houses will only depreciate in value as time goes by, it doesn't make money for you. It takes money from you.

is she Indian?

>He fell for the NEET manchild living with his parents until his 40's meme

Whats wrong with renting while youre young? Obviously i dont want to be tied to one place for 30 years

>he fell for the being broke by spending $1000 a month he could have saved meme

Lol enjoy being broke while my bank account is very healthy. My mother is also making steak for dinner.

>mfw live with parents
>dont have drivers license
>just about to hit 6 figures in bank account

eat shit normies, feels good having parents that care about you

>he's a virgin
>He has no friends
>He makes up lies about how much money he has

So what do you do with all that money?

kewl dude!

>Apartments/houses will only depreciate in value as time goes by,

The prices of homes only about matches inflation

KEK

oops my english skills failed me for this thread. I meant rental properties haha oh well carry on

google "depreciable asset" you fucking mongoloid.

so pay your mortgage in 10.

the prices of "homes", not the prices of "land"

>Dude just pay your 35 year mortgage in 10 years lmao

35 year mortgage? you buy a house within your price range taht you can overpay on. I'm not saying its easy, but i'm saying that is the way to make a house worthwhile. To many first time homebuyers think they need a 200,000$ house. The excuse is "well i was approved for the financing" and its just so stupid.

Why?

>what is leverage

$200k
Average house in my cad city is $380k.
People get weird with housing for some reason. Apparently a ten year bull run justifies 6x annual income leveraging over 25+yrs

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