The Best Way To Buy A Home In 2026!
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Bought a property to live in 10 years ago. Paid about equal to renting (after you factor in things like replacing the ac, maintenance, plumbers, electricians). But my home value doubled. Also now my mortgage is half of what it would be to rent now. And it’s locked in. In another 10 years it’ll be a quarter the price of renting if inflation continues and probably double the value.
Also factor in the fact that we will want to stop working one day and not have a permanent payment that rises with inflation
He’s talking about Right now not 2016, houses as you have said doubled some even quadrupled leaving starter homes for people with low income extremely expensive to pay a mortgage way more then rent, the average age to buy a first time house has shot up to 40 years old.
Yeah but you kinda gambled that prices would go up and that inflation would outpace interest, not saying it was a bad gamble, but a gamble.
Thank you, some honesty…
This is ridiculous! Don’t over pay for a property sure but telling people not to buy is seriously suspect. Especially from a guy that has broken down the amount of money he has made from buying real estate.
This advice has the caveat that you should be investing all the money you didn’t put into a house into stocks.
Thats absolutly crazy, in the last 5 years house prices have gone up 140% in my Portugal, if i ha dbought 5 years ago, lived there and sold it now i would be GOOD, much less 20 years…
Not to mention that mortgages, a month, are way cheaper then renting (atleast in Portugal)
Cheaper in the US too
I thought this was a AI video of Graham and Robert Kiyosaki blending together.
Hah nah!
or a 5-floor building with 1 commercial and 4 residential… but North America can’t survive without cars 🙁
9-10 times rent is just as much as a mortgage so there is no upside to renting except for not paying to fix things. Though there is a lot of DIY you can do yourself around the house so it doesn’t even make sense from that point of view
Yes but many times certain utilities are part of that rent cost, also you have no maintenance costs as the property takes care of everything. You should only buy a house if you are starting a family.
Lol all THEASE guys don’t you want to buy because they want you to rent from them and pay there mortgage
Said the one that has multiple property and build his yt chanel around renting and teaching about been a landlord
It’s horrible idea rather than building more affordable homes
You should rent if you can’t afford to buy or you plan to move within 5 years. Otherwise, it’s always better to buy.
Love landlords saying renting is the best way to go, absolute madness if you believe this nonsense.
Always buy, whatever it takes, and do the repairs yourself. Fight for more lenient building/zoning laws for individuals (not companies). This will greatly increase the availability of cheap starter homes.
Endorsed by Blackrock** 😂
Capital growth 12% pa at the moment lol
Says the landlord
Yes in the short term, but rent will skyrocket in next couple years
Buying isn’t the dream—cash flow is. Without it, renting is usually the smarter play.
Until your have a roommate that steals, and you end up worse off than before you had a roommate