<<  >> (p.10)
    Author Topic: Why buying a home is usually a terrible investment (vs buying bitcoin).  (Read 1901 times)
    nullama
    Legendary
    *
    Offline Offline

    Activity: 1372
    Merit: 1011



    View Profile
    September 09, 2024, 08:52:01 AM
     #181

    ~snip~
    Wait, I never said that buying a home is an easy or cheap process, unfortunately, as you correctly pointed out, less and less people are able to afford the purchase of a house, but that is not the point of what we were talking about Wink We were talking about buying a house as an investment and too many people only look at the economical side of purchasing a house but not at the benefits that could bring you, for example the fact that you won't be homeless. Is there a price we can put on that? It's also a mental situation because owning a house brings a certain type of safety, the fact that you won't sleep on the street is priceless for me. And then, to get back to you, being own to actually purchase a house is a totally different matter.

    Yeah, but if you are planning to rent forever, which would be the case if you don't ever buy a property to live in, then even if you have the money coming in every month from other investments, maybe you will be forced to move out when you are old.

    That's because the owner of the property you are renting might want to live in there later on.

    The point is that paying rent is fine as a temporary solution, but it doesn't give you a place to sleep forever necessarily, even if you have the money to pay for it.
Page 9
Viewing Page: 10