If mortgage payments are cheaper than rent and in the end you have a house, what the FUCK is the point of renting?
>>540850080A mortgage can really tie you down, and mentally break you into feeling like a financial slave.
>>540850139Anyone who doesn't feel that way about rent is just a stupid person.
>>540850139As opposed to the freedom of the eternal rent payment?
>>540850080depends on the country and your lifestyle
I don't know, haven't done the fine math.But my log is, at this time.I pay low rent, live in a nice place, no taxes, no maintenance cost... No worries. That money goes into the market, has decent returns over time. Probably equal to owning a home out right and produce income via dividends when I retire. I can then buy a condo if I feel like itz pension and investment monthly income steady. No stress, no obligations, no ties.Not for everyone, I advocate home ownership, especially for families, it keeps them all engaged and invested. They have their daily life and stay productive, like older generation didz translates to good life for Me. I don't want the toil, not that much and stress and burden of keeping Civilization going... but I do want my own rewards for my toil, lol, maybe a bit of their too.
>>540850080you can rent a 1 bedroom apartment for cheap. 1 bedroom houses don't really exist, it's 3 bedrooms minimum. so if you're a wifeless childless chud freak like most of us here, you're paying a lot more for useless space. invest the cost difference and you can retire early.
>>540850080People who live in apartments are irresponsible flighty niggers and couldn't even save enough for a down payment, let alone the earnest money or the inspection.
>>540850080>If mortgage payments are cheaper than rent
I found I prefer true freedom vs lies of freedom sold to others who then acquire them and are endlessly miserable. Because they never realized they did not want it, they were influenced to think they did and were to weak to understand in time.
>>540850080Inability to afford the initial deposit / being in a form of employment that doesn't have guaranteed income therefore making you ineligible for a mortgage (e.g. zero hours contract worker)
>>540850334>it's 3 bedrooms minimumwhat if as a homeowner I decide how many bedrooms I have?For instance I live in a 1 bedroom home that also has a room for my gym and a separate computer room
>>540850080I pay roughly 1/3 in rent of what I would pay on a mortgage on the exact house I'm renting.+ No maintenance cost, etc.
>>540850226Eternal? lolWhat makes you think renters can't profit from taxes not paid, repairs not made... and buy out right in the end! And, maybe have leftovers for income.You can't think creatively.You must merry, reproduce, buy a home, be miserable if you're higher IQ, and if not... be a routine slave with a smile for rhe Johnses around you. Amd Thank You for it, I am greatful to you. :)
>>540850226It's much easier to move around for better job opportunities or if for example your neighbourhood gets flooded with niggers when renting, as opposed to owning.Of course you can sell but if you need to sell it takes time and you are liable to lose a lot of money if you need to sell in a rush for such reasonsI'm just listing some reasons why renting can be better than owning. The mental overheads are much lower.If you can't see how the vast majority of mortgagewagies are buckbroken kikeslaves, I'm not here to convince you.Furthermore, mortgagecucks encourage usury by entering into the system.Of course there are benefits of playing the jewloan game, but I never did and never will. (t. Landchad)
>>540850334I pay around 1300$ to rent a large two bedroom unit, two blocks from the lake, GTA region, smaller city with full ameneties and Zero ghetos. Zero snd zero. lolSuper large windows, cozy enough for me. Neighbours are magnificent.No crime.Paradise of peace.
>>540850533>Its not an eternal rent payment if I buy a homeYep you got me thereI was merely discussing renting vs buying and advocating for buying as renting has no end to the payments
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>>540850665I understand.We have to just consider all the data is all. :)There are silver linings... if you consider all the data in life in general. I think.
>>540850665More upward potential of you're renting and free to move around to follow opportunities that present themself.If you're in a comfy position and you never want to move then feel free to stay in your 30 year mortgage. Different people like different lifestyles. Some people get bored easily.
Furthermore, I see the next 20 years to be a time of extreme change, as far as quality of life, salary, and demographics go (it's only just begun). Locking yourself in to a mortgage might not be the right move for everybody, unless you're in a secure job like zogbot.
>>540850080Faggot that isn't a thing anymoreIn no place in the US can you purchase and have a mortgage (and ancillary payments) that are cheaper than renting.
When the heat goes out at your apartment, you call a landlord. When your heat goes out at your house, you're on your own, and if something is actually wrong, it costs at least a few months of mortgage payments to get it fixed. If something isn't actually wrong, it costs you an afternoon and $150. Now think about the plumbing, the fridge that dies, the roof that starts leaking, the cracks in the driveway, the power outlet that you already replaced and still doesn't work, fuckin' bugs and mice and a dozen other things inside your house that you couldn't even plan for. And then you have to maintain your yard, but oh no, the lawnmower is broken and despite the spark plugs, oil, gas, air filter, and belt that you replaced, spending your own time and money, it's time to get a new one. You get a new mower but realize that flowerbed looks like shit, so the next weekend, it's time to spend even more money at the home improvement store and you get the pleasure of spending most of your day off dealing with that. It's a death from a thousand cuts. And that's coming from a guy that took the last chopper out of Saigon and bought a house before immigration fucked the west's housing market up. If I want to sell my house now? Let's say I paid $1000 for it in 2012. I put $400 into it in the meantime. Inflation's crazy now, so I could sell it for $2000, but I'd have to put another $200 into it to sell it, inflation-adjusted, Oh! And because your house is worth more now, because of inflation and people want to live in your area now, because "refugees" are moving in and playing with house money, the $1000 house that's now worth $2000 is bleeding you for $2000 worth of property tax dollars and home insurance dollars every year.
>>540850080>If mortgage payments are cheaper than rentThey never are, retard.You're supposed to factor in all costs, including the down payment and property taxes, then compare costs for the same house.
>>540850203Found the morgageoid.
>>540850080it's just market manipulation by land-owning corrupt politicians who don't want their property values to drop.nobody should be getting rich from simply owning property. that rewards wealth, not work.apartments should be near free for people and let these rich fucks go pay for big detached homes and mansions if they want.it's also fucking stupid that a person can inherit a paid off home from their parents then rent it out and make thousands per month in profit from nothing.this land owning shit is just one reason for America's intellectual decline. The shittiest asshole people are just parasites keeping this gay system in place.
>>540850080>what the FUCK is the point of renting?Predictable cash flows and the ability to up and move as needed. Also the worry free nature of maintenance.I know a handful of adults who could own a home but chose to rent, all of them have sensible reasons. Of course it depends on the real estate market where you are at that time. When my brother was in the military he bought a home in the state where rent was more than a note, but mostly rented the whole time because the math worked better. I've got a friend who is a very successful trail lawyer who rents because his investments do really well so he doesn't want his capital tied up in something non-liquid like a home.
>>540853257>that rewards wealth, not work.What do you do for work?
>>540850080>Paying interest No thanks
>>540850080They found out that good people like simplicity and minimalism. You see, narcissistic psycopaths rule the world, and they cannot stand not being validated every split second. So they enslaved us in contrast.Example: you're 18yo and want to make pizzas the rest of your life. NO NO NO, YOU'RE NOT ALLOWED TO DO THAT, THAT'S NOT ADULT WORK! (yet everyone eats pizza). They made it so owning a bread shop sends you to the street. You see, psychopaths have very little positive qualities, so they must fabricate a way to stand out. Enter: bullshit colkege, climbing the artificially created ladder, et cetera. Pizza doesn't make money. Being a janitor doesn't make money. You are considered a loser if you do stuff like this at age 40, yet you're valuable. So the psychopath system has made sure you are put in your place as a "loser" by contrasting you in regards to wealth. Now the human-shaped turd van walk around with his nose in the air because he has more money. If you were able to own a house, have a family, and live a simple life being a shoe salesman, now the spotlighf isn't on ths narcissist.
>>540853889This.
>>540853889So what do you do for work?
Renting anything is high cost, car, couch, house, anything. But there is flexibility. People like their privacy so they rent an apartment just for them. Very expensive. No maintenance or insurance cost much more affordable. Don't have to do kitchen/bath upgrade every decade, don't like your neighbors move. Lose job you aren't ruined in bankruptcy court foreclosured. Capital on a house sale might happen once in a lifetime and you pay gains. Not really useful unless you are ready to retire. Nothing wrong with renting. Plenty of perks no hassle except coming up with first, last, security. There should be some sort of tax deduction for that at least once. If your reps weren't busy being bought off by the world they might cut you some slack.