Bubba, If you included gains from the owner occupied properties you previously owned in the overall situation, would renting still be cheaper than owning? If you had just stayed put in one of the originals, would you still say that owning costs more than renting?
Bubba, If you included gains from the owner occupied properties you previously owned in the overall situation, would renting still be cheaper than owning? If you had just stayed put in one of the originals, would you still say that owning costs more than renting?
Bubba, If you included gains from the owner occupied properties you previously owned in the overall situation, would renting still be cheaper than owning? If you had just stayed put in one of the originals, would you still say that owning costs more than renting?
Bubba, If you included gains from the owner occupied properties you previously owned in the overall situation, would renting still be cheaper than owning? If you had just stayed put in one of the originals, would you still say that owning costs more than renting?
Bubba, If you included gains from the owner occupied properties you previously owned in the overall situation, would renting still be cheaper than owning? If you had just stayed put in one of the originals, would you still say that owning costs more than renting?
Good question. I believe the owning costs would have been about lower than my purchases 10 years earlier. But I don’t see any bubble level appreciation in the next 5 to 10 years.
But you make a good point. The half million cash profit I took from the sale of properties probably weights the equation in favor of owning. There is no appreciation potential in renting.
Good question. I believe the owning costs would have been about lower than my purchases 10 years earlier. But I don’t see any bubble level appreciation in the next 5 to 10 years.
But you make a good point. The half million cash profit I took from the sale of properties probably weights the equation in favor of owning. There is no appreciation potential in renting.
Good question. I believe the owning costs would have been about lower than my purchases 10 years earlier. But I don’t see any bubble level appreciation in the next 5 to 10 years.
But you make a good point. The half million cash profit I took from the sale of properties probably weights the equation in favor of owning. There is no appreciation potential in renting.
Good question. I believe the owning costs would have been about lower than my purchases 10 years earlier. But I don’t see any bubble level appreciation in the next 5 to 10 years.
But you make a good point. The half million cash profit I took from the sale of properties probably weights the equation in favor of owning. There is no appreciation potential in renting.
Good question. I believe the owning costs would have been about lower than my purchases 10 years earlier. But I don’t see any bubble level appreciation in the next 5 to 10 years.
But you make a good point. The half million cash profit I took from the sale of properties probably weights the equation in favor of owning. There is no appreciation potential in renting.
