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[Anonymous No.19843006]

should i rent or buy a one bedroom apartment?

[Anonymous No.19843024]

i hate that layout. also rent unless you're damned sure about the area.

[Anonymous No.19843044]

>>19843006
Buy a 4 bedroom 2.5k sq ft home instead

[Anonymous No.19843137]

>>19843006
>should I live in the city?
>should I share walls with strangers?
>should I have a door that can be unlocked with a master key?
>should I take legal action? they haven't fixed my sink in over a week
>should I just eat the remaining amount on the lease and escape this hellhole?
>should I just open another credit card and pay this shit off?
>should I just let my wife go without me?

you see where this is going

[Anonymous No.19843214]

buy. Be sure you have a gun unless it's a gentle area.

[Anonymous No.19843223]

AHHHHHHHHHH IMMMMMM GONNNNNAAAAA RENTCOOOOOOOOOOM AAAAAHA, THERE IT GOES $1500 OUT THE WINDOW INTO NOTHING AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH AT LEAST I CAN COOOM HERE TO ALSO THROW OUT MY INTERNAL RESOURCES FOR NOTHING AAAAAAAAH TRRREEEEENT COOOOM AND COOMMMMMMMMM AAAAAAH *bangs table* AHHHHHHHHHHH *PASSES OUT*

[Anonymous No.19843228]

>>19843137
yeah, all of that sounds awful actually. though apartment complexes that have apartments for sale, usually every apartment is bought by the occupants so it might not be that bad.

>>19843223
but i want a nice view

[Anonymous No.19843252]

>>19843137
t. incel

[Anonymous No.19843321]

Homefags:
> "You're just throwing your money away :^)"
Also Homefags:
> Maintenance, taxes, HOAs, repairs, upgrades, and accidents are fictions created to scare you. Literally all costs to owning a home are equity and you'll never lose money.

[Anonymous No.19843363]

>>19843252
mad because you live in a cuckpartment?

[Anonymous No.19843376]

Pride of home ownership, bro