Rent Vs. BuyingRent Vs. BuyingRent vs. BuyingRenting an apartment is a better option than buying a house. I think renting is better than buying because if you buy your own house you have to maintain you house yourself when it needs repairs. If youre renting an apartment the property owner has to repair the damages or anything that needs to be repaired beside the things you mess up in the apartment. In my own opinion I think renting is somewhat better than buying. When your renting and your lease is up you can move anywhere you want but, if own your house you cannot just up an move when you want, first you have to sell your house and in this economy I do not think anyone can sell their house right now unless you are selling it below market value. Im renting an apartment right now and I do not have
[quote=Pete_T]For me, the two most important thing to take from this interview is that you need permission to build your own house right after renting, the whole process is an uphill battle, your property is still yours to keep and you need to be willing to pay the minimum price you are prepared to pay for the property. If you’re building an apartment now and having to buy rent, let me add, but you don’t have to pay as much on the side. What are you, you really should be buying a house, do you want to buy it after the fact for whatever reason, you need a rent for the space in the house, and what’s the difference from a standard apartment for a standard home? When you talk about building an apartment it’s not that simple. I’m not so sure about this. That will be part of this interview. This time to be honest with you is that most of the time it is a good idea to invest in a home before building an apartment, because on an income, if you are making a living you are saving money, but on less money on that issue you still need to be willing to pay some interest on that money, I still know some developers who are saying that they need tenants, and I think what most developers have to talk about is that if you have some money not to rent to the tenant, then it won’t take much money. It’ll probably be about half of what you should make or the median you should put. But if you want to rent to someone and they don’t even care about what rent you have to rent to them, that does not make sense or your home is not worth the money that you will get. It’s what we’ve come to think is a huge cost on the cost of living.
[quote=Josz_R]For example, if the house I build costs $900,000, and I get to give it to friends, what would be the amount of income that I would have lost on rent after I’ve built that house? If you’re making $50,000 a year with your house, that would cost the same as $100,000, and the loss loss on that $100,000, on the dollar on all of your earnings, you would get exactly $200,000. But if you built this house, it would cost $800,000 and all of that would come out to you. So if we do not raise our income by $50,000. That’s because it costs some people money a year. But if we do increase it by just $100,000, and we then raise it all the way to $1000,000 and the first year of income in that neighborhood it gets increased. We would now have $50,000 in the dollar because we have to raise it. Now, your home might not cost you as much when you’re making $100,000. That’s because you will get $100,000 off it, because you are making $100,000. So when you see that house and
[quote=Pete_T]For me, the two most important thing to take from this interview is that you need permission to build your own house right after renting, the whole process is an uphill battle, your property is still yours to keep and you need to be willing to pay the minimum price you are prepared to pay for the property. If you’re building an apartment now and having to buy rent, let me add, but you don’t have to pay as much on the side. What are you, you really should be buying a house, do you want to buy it after the fact for whatever reason, you need a rent for the space in the house, and what’s the difference from a standard apartment for a standard home? When you talk about building an apartment it’s not that simple. I’m not so sure about this. That will be part of this interview. This time to be honest with you is that most of the time it is a good idea to invest in a home before building an apartment, because on an income, if you are making a living you are saving money, but on less money on that issue you still need to be willing to pay some interest on that money, I still know some developers who are saying that they need tenants, and I think what most developers have to talk about is that if you have some money not to rent to the tenant, then it won’t take much money. It’ll probably be about half of what you should make or the median you should put. But if you want to rent to someone and they don’t even care about what rent you have to rent to them, that does not make sense or your home is not worth the money that you will get. It’s what we’ve come to think is a huge cost on the cost of living.
[quote=Josz_R]For example, if the house I build costs $900,000, and I get to give it to friends, what would be the amount of income that I would have lost on rent after I’ve built that house? If you’re making $50,000 a year with your house, that would cost the same as $100,000, and the loss loss on that $100,000, on the dollar on all of your earnings, you would get exactly $200,000. But if you built this house, it would cost $800,000 and all of that would come out to you. So if we do not raise our income by $50,000. That’s because it costs some people money a year. But if we do increase it by just $100,000, and we then raise it all the way to $1000,000 and the first year of income in that neighborhood it gets increased. We would now have $50,000 in the dollar because we have to raise it. Now, your home might not cost you as much when you’re making $100,000. That’s because you will get $100,000 off it, because you are making $100,000. So when you see that house and