Renting is Better Than Buying a House in 2025

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  • @joshuaarbuckle-y1g says:

    rent = buy = buy rent = 20% less or more = rent.

    The truth is you dont own what you rent, you subsidize someone else ie your land lord buying another prop.

  • @The_House_Velaryon says:

    This is such BS. The fact that people like him jack up the prices of houses, and therefore can jack up the rate of rent to get that sweet spot for their profit. This is garbage. Do not listen to him. He’s full of crap

  • @davidcarino6500 says:

    Considering selling my house. Put my profit away and just rent.

  • @Klonduke says:

    I’ve been against this idea ever since I heard it popping up by landlords years ago, but I have found that since I’m in Indiana, there are still a decent amount of good starter homes going for about $100k, which is doable for most people who are serious about buying one. I’m only just now getting serious and saving some cash up this year to try and get one by 2027, but for a lot of other states if they had my income a house is straight up not possible without becoming house poor, even if it’s a pretty bad house the prices are insane if you aren’t in a cheaper state.

  • @thomasmorrison6068 says:

    The only people I see sayingnto rent are those with several rental properties. Of course, they are going to say rent. You line their pockets.

    • @levicain6482 says:

      I’m renting right now 1200 a month and have enough to buy a house in cash and I can’t justify it I’m making 10% on 300000 = 30,000and my rent is $15000
      Just can’t make it make sense

    • @marcelinodeleon6226 says:

      Youre not making 10% youre betting & hoping that you will, there’s no guarantee

  • @JfkNeedsWindWall says:

    People don’t invest the difference and just throw the money away. If you can afford the mortgage you should buy it long term

    • @Lizestechreviews says:

      Absolutely not. A 700k house anywhere now will be worth 450k or less in only 5 years at the rate home prices are falling. So not only will you be LOSING value on the home every month you own it, you will be paying more for it every month.

  • @vsausage says:

    Never listen to a landlord telling you that you should rent instead of buy

  • @MrSummerjamsam says:

    No thanks

  • @MrSummerjamsam says:

    This is soooo dependent on where you live. And there’s also an unique stresses for each scenario. Not dealing with a shitty landlord is priceless

  • @Rookiealert101 says:

    As an investor, I approve his message. Keep the poor renting.

  • @FinanceMotivoTips says:

    👍😕

  • @explorerjlc1743 says:

    Says the guy that bought his own house 😂

  • @zaguhrim says:

    It comes down to paying a mortgage, or paying someone else’s.

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