/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>11841813
Don't worry my dude, my family have been dirt farmers for centuries, not everyone is supposed to know everything about farming.
Before tractors, you needed oxen to draw carriages and farm tools like plows. I think I may even have said plow in the barn at my family house.

I didn't thing the thread would survine the night, >>11770149 here

>>11778107
You're probably right about the transient thing, it's pretty had to invest a lot of money in a place you deep down know you'll leave, even if you can make that money back.

Also this
>>11775550
>Owning your stuff in full is the greatest cheat in life. My housing costs about 1000/mo. Taxes, utilities, gas for mower, etc. No loans, no car payments, no debt, nothing. So after spending that 1000 to live in a half million dollar house, I'm easily able to bank well over half my income, which in turn gets invested.
Renting and buying a home on mortgage are similar in pure monetary terms, what changes is who's holding the bag/appreciating asset.