Renting your residence is beta

[Anonymous No.19919703]

imagine paying more to avoid responsiblity lmao

[Anonymous No.19919742]

>>19919703
You're attempting to justify a financial decision using an emotional appeal. Take it to /b. Renting versus buying is not a simple decision.

[Anonymous No.19919762]

>you have to have many times your annual income invested in the housing market

[Anonymous No.19919812]

>>19919742
>being beta is emotional
lmao now THIS is some beta shit

[Anonymous No.19919924]

>>19919762
after 30 years i will have several hundred thousand in equity and a monthly "rent" payment of about $800/month whereas you will be paying (on average) $3,000/month for a shitty 1 bedroom with ZERO DOLLARS in equity

>"muh rent is cheaper than rent durrr and I'll invest the difference hurrrrr"

wrong, faggot PIC RELATED

[Anonymous No.19919984]

>>19919924
do you work at a bank? new mortgages slowing down? you post this every day. it comes off like trying to get herd approval for a decision you're insecure about

[Anonymous No.19920046]

>>19919984
imagine scrolling past the dozens of link, haircomb, bitcoin, ghost shitcoin threads and coming straight here to bitch about a thread about a thread that is made once a day about one of the biggest investment industries in the world hahahahahha

take your fucking meds

[Anonymous No.19920169]

>>19919924
you are speculating with margin you moron you could end up hundreds of thousands negative.
Additionally housing has no return, it has a return against fiat because fiat is going down.

The housing market is a tool of financial repression for Keynesian
Housing is not an investment, it's a physiological need.

[Anonymous No.19920337]

>>19920169
>you could end up hundreds of thousands negative

>"muh stocks will perpetually increase in value"
>"muh shitcoins will perpetually increase in value"
>"muh meme metals will perpetually increase in value"
.
.
.
>"HOUSING!?!? PFTTTTT IT COULD ALL CRASH TO ZERO!"

C O G N I T I V E
D I S S O N A N C E

[Anonymous No.19920358]

>>19919703
Meh. In the last 10 years I've lived in 6 different states. Wouldn't have been able to do that if i was anchored down with a mortgage

[Anonymous No.19920398]

>>19920358
whoa 6 different states how thrilling

[Anonymous No.19920400]

>>19920337
mental illness general

[Anonymous No.19920402]

>>19919703
>>19919924
This depends entirely on your area.

Rent in the US for states that were heavily afflicted with illegal immigration have rents at $1400 to $2600.

But you could end up buying property then in a few years some CHAZ assholes show up and wreck the place and all that money goes to shit.

[Anonymous No.19920410]

>>19920400
not an argument

[Anonymous No.19920440]

>>19920398
Yea its pretty cool out there, enjoy your bubble

[Anonymous No.19920494]

>>19920169

Renting though is essentially shorting a house on margin. Its more cucked than a mortgage. The only non-cucked way to live is owning in full without a mortgage. Otherwise you are paying for what is an essential you will always need. Once you realize this you understand rent is a debt obligation just like a mortgage, except it goes on forever so its not thought of as a total amount of money like a mortgage. Its less "scary" and easy for simpleton renters to not realize how they are debt slaves.

[Anonymous No.19920503]

>>19920440
-said the increasingly nervous man for the 7th year in a row

[Anonymous No.19920521]

>>19919924
You also need to take into account homeowners insurance, municipal taxes, maintenance money, and power & water.
Rent is just rent, contents insurance, and utilities.

[Anonymous No.19920561]

>>19920521

Rent includes your landlord's mortgage, insurance, taxes (probably more than if you owned), maintenance, baked in. Its just one number though so rentlets think they aren't paying it.

[Anonymous No.19920573]

>>19920503
In what world does that make sense? Maybe its time to take your meds & stop caring if strangers on the internet are homeowners or rent. Literally who cares?

[Anonymous No.19920590]

>>19920521
And to put OP to rest forever:
People don't rent what they buy.
Again:
People don't rent what they buy.

Another way:
People buy more than what they would rent.

[Anonymous No.19920631]

>>19920573
pffttthahahaha wow, unable to understand an extremely basic concept.
small brain

[Anonymous No.19920638]

>>19920561
Another wrong take:

Folks that own the property can only rent at what the market will bear.
Nobody gives a shit that you overpaid for a shitty house. The market is only paying x to rent it.

Then you have to compete against the real pros like Avalon Bay communities, Simon property, etc.

[Anonymous No.19920641]

>>19920590

Yeah, renting really only makes sense if its a shithole in a big building, due to economies of scale. But that means you're a poorfag anyway so it doesn't matter.

Anytime you rent an actually non-shithole, non-poorfag residence, you are paying for everything you would have as an owner except with your landlord's profit margin on top. Just because you rent doesn't mean the government stops collecting taxes, your roof magically fixes itself, your landlord doesn't need insurance, etc. Its all baked into rent.

[Anonymous No.19920647]

>>19920521
mortgage includes taxes, interest, and fees retard

[Anonymous No.19920673]

>>19920641
>Yeah, renting really only makes sense if its a shithole in a big building
Incorrect. Renting definitely makes sense if you live in the top 5 American cities (800k avg home). Rent what you need and invest the rest.

[Anonymous No.19920686]

>>19920561
Why do retards try and portray this as a bad thing?
>Paying money for goods and services is bad
Renting is cheaper idiot

[Anonymous No.19920688]

>>19920638

So according to you, none of those companies make a profit? No, they do, and its rentlets that pay it.

[Anonymous No.19920698]

>>19920638
this retard unironically thinks houses rent for LESS than a mortgage hahahahha

get the fuck out eurocuck

[Anonymous No.19920713]

>>19920647
So what you're saying is you still pay them, retard

[Anonymous No.19920719]

>>19920713
as do you, jackass

[Anonymous No.19920726]

>>19919703
you are a faggot anon, I'm paying my rent with my dividends from stocks

[Anonymous No.19920775]

>>19920673

You can get a house with barely any downpayment these days and <3% interest rate its pretty much free money from the government. There is zero reason not to buy these days other than not understanding math.

>>19920686

Renting is not cheaper, because the only difference is there is a middle man charging a profit on all the costs of living there normally is and lumping into a single monthly payment. You have to pay rent for eternity but its not combined into a big number like a mortgage so rent cucks aren't scared of it. But take your rent and add it up for the next 30 years, and take into account rent increases, and its many multitudes larger than a mortgage.

A fixed mortgage payment is essentially inflated away after a while. That's why a mortgage is much cheaper, you are borrowing a fixed amount of money. Renting is borrowing a house, an asset which ever increases in nominal value, a debt you will never pay off.

[Anonymous No.19920791]

>>19920688
Avalon Bay definitely makes profit but the margins are very low (e.g.
3000+ multi family housing in NYC). The REITs also successfully suppress individual home owners from renting their homes to cover their mortgage (rent-seeking behavior).

Your best bet as a single biz professional is to
1) Work in a major city to generate the income
2) Rent what you need
3) Invest the rest
4) Optionally practice geographic-arbitrage after clearing 6-750k after tax (invested)

[Anonymous No.19920821]

>>19920573
You’re rootless and triggered homeless man.

[Anonymous No.19920895]

I pay $600 a month for a two bedroom apartment across the street from a park. All my friends and coworkers spend a ton of money and all their free time fixing up/remodeling their homes. Yeah they’ll have a great investment but they won’t realize it until they sell. And when they sell they will use a large chunk of that to buy another house and start the renovations over again

[Anonymous No.19920923]

>>19920647
No you ding dong Youre mortgage doesn't include municipal taxes. You still have to pay those on top of whatever mortgage fees you have to pay

[Anonymous No.19920930]

>>19920923
>youre
also
>what is escrow
leave my thread you dumbass rentcuck

[Anonymous No.19920943]

>>19920821
Except I'm literally back home now, surrounded by family & friends, saving 90% of my paychecks, until I get bored & decide to check out something new again. Nice reach though

[Anonymous No.19920956]

>>19920791

Exactly my point, they make money off renting. I said before renting only makes sense if its a shithole in a megaplex due to economies of scale. But that means you're a poorfag anyway and it doesn't matter.

>2) Rent what you need
>3) Invest the rest

Its so easy to put 5% down on a mortgage and still get an insanely low interest rate, like 3%. Because all mortgages are just sold by dealers to a money loosing, government owned corporation funded by money printing and the taxpayer. I'm not saying its a good system but its free money, and a rigged system for owners. Because guess what the rich people who control the system own a lot of? Real estate.

So your down payment is getting like 20x free leverage from the government, with no maintenance requirements (can't get margin called). Even if your house just went up with inflation you'd absolutely destroy the typical stock market return. And the monthly costs of owning is cheaper than renting, because as I said, the costs are the same, except you remove the landlord and property manager middle men's profit when you own. Plus inflation is on your side when you own, not against you like when you rent. So overtime owning just gets cheaper and cheaper.

Plus renting just sucks ass from a quality of life standpoint as well. But my point is, zero reason to rent unless you don't understand math.

[Anonymous No.19920988]

>>19920895
>>19920895
>Yeah they might have a great investment that might keep up with inflation.
Corrected that for you.
Houses are a depreciating asset that require constant maintenance and on average just barely keep up with inflation.
Biz folks would be better off focusing on launching their biz, career, or moving to a different location for better opportunities when presented
ESPECIALLY
when single.. rather than spending all that time and money on working on a house or paying expensive contractors.

But what do I know, I'm rich.
Lol.

[Anonymous No.19921033]

>>19920988

You pay for the same maintenance when you rent. Just because you're a rentlet doesn't mean your roof magically fixes itself. You're just charged a lump sum so you don't realize you are paying for the exact same things except also paying for your landlord to sit on his ass retired while you pay for his mortgage, taxes, his boat and car payments too.

[Anonymous No.19921162]

>>19921033
>You pay for the same maintenance when you rent....You're just charged a lump sum
Incorrect.
They can only charge what the market will bear (ref rents dropping 10% in San Francisco to accommodate the continued exodus of young folks going to live with their parents)
Look pal. Your house isn't going to make you rich but it will sure screw with your available time, job opportunities, attract gold diggers if single, potential dating ops etc.

Good luck and enjoy life!
It's self evident how great homeownership has been for you
Everyone else is just a moron lol

[Anonymous No.19921269]

>>19921162
>They can only charge what the market will bear
And the only trend the market has ever shown is that it is continuously rising. There may be occasional dips like the market accounting for technology changes or bad weather or whatever the fuck, but for 90% of all places in the United States it would take essentially society melting down for the housing market to dip and not recover and then continue the upward trend that all inflation has been making since the day we started recording it.

[Anonymous No.19921469]

>>19921162

You act like you can't sell a house. And the system is pretty much rigged for owners. You might get a decline after a year or two, but you can't seriously tell me you'd bet on the dollar over real estate on any time frame more than few years. And even if you do buy in one of the rare times it dips, you can still sell and buy an equally depreciated home. Over time you gain it back as long you continuously own, it doesn't have to be the same house in the same location.

[Anonymous No.19922107]

All a man needs is a man-cave tho

[Anonymous No.19922141]

>>19920402
>the pending buy on property 3 blocks from CHAZ @ $340K for a studio
halp

[Anonymous No.19922955]

Based housing shill is back

[Anonymous No.19923176]

>>19920046
Relax, sleepy time. Don't you feel tired?

[Anonymous No.19923630]

>>19920494
you clearly have no idea what shorting means.
Should I take out a mortgage for life time supply of toilet paper and water?

Obviously owning without a mortgage is better than renting anyone with a brain can see you'll get there quicker without a mortgage

[Anonymous No.19923746]

>>19919984
lol ikr
guise I bought a house please buy a house too so I don't have to justify my autism through violent means

[Anonymous No.19923846]

In the future once boomer landlords are gone everything will be short term rentals like AirBnb
The cost of living will be crazy if you dont get a house in the next decade

[Anonymous No.19924759]

>>19919742
Rent cuck detected
>>19920440
Rent cuck detected
>>19920590
Rent cuck detected
>>19920573
Rent cuck detected
>>19920686
Rent cuck detected
>>19920943
Rent cuck detected
>>19921162
Rent cuck detected
>>19923630
Rent cuck detected

[Anonymous No.19924876]

>>19919703
unless you are paying less

[Anonymous No.19924904]

>>19919924
just wait when the housing bubble pops to see your real equity

[Anonymous No.19925648]

>>19919703
That's a man

[Anonymous No.19926118]

gay

[Anonymous No.19926218]

>be OP
>shitty neighbour moves in
>has to keep paying for a house he doesn't want anymore

[Anonymous No.19926232]

>>19919924
>after 30 years i will have
I invested that equity in AAPL 30 years ago. You are tied to your one house. A very risky bet you made without experience.