Passive Income Expert: Buying A House Makes You Poorer Than Renting! Crypto Isn't A Smart Investment
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Do you like these types of convos? If so please hit the like button on the vid - that’s the best way to vote for more like this ❤ also, would be doing me a big favour if you could subscribe - its free 🙏🏾appreciate you! - SB
Got it. Moral of story, buy a house, but don't buy too much house.
I'm not sure if people are dense or not watching the whole thing, he's not saying never buy a house.. he's saying don't buy one if you are not ready to do so. Not that hard to figure it out people!
Simple path to wealth starts by Living BELOW your means.
Ill be getting the simple path wealth, now looking for a smaller home. About 5 months ago i started investing 1 £100 a month, i know its not a lot but it makes me proud to have started.
I bought a home in 2020 and my total expenses (mortgage, maintenance, taxes, insurance) are cheaper than renting my own property would be. I invest the difference and build more wealth. Owning my home builds equity, gives inflation protection, and means not dealing with a landlord telling me what's allowed. My finances and lifestyle are definitely better than if I rented this whole time. Edit: to give more details, I bought in the U.S. with a 3% 30-year fixed-rate mortgage and a 20% down payment with total expenses being 25% of my income. I agree I got lucky, but I also agree that buying a home you can comfortably afford is usually better than renting. My total housing expenses have increased by only 8% since 2020 while average rents have increased by 40%. I ran the numbers comparing buying in 2020 to investing my down payment instead, and buying comes out ahead because my housing expenses are so much lower than rent now and I invest the difference.
I bought a house i can afford. My mortgage does not go up while everyone else's rent is going up. Improvements I make to my home are of higher quality than what they would be if I rent. And that results in lower maintenance costs. I invested money in myself by starting a business and I was able to build a large shed on my property to accommodate my business and am now saving $1,200 a month on work space I would otherwise have to rent. Add rent increases to that and am theoretically reduced my costs by 2k a month. Buying a home is only more expensive if you lack ambition...
Diversification and personal risk appetite is key! One thing that is certain is the depreciation in fiat. Since the establishment of the Federal Reserve in 1913, the U.S. dollar has lost approximately 97% of its value. Pay off debt, have a emergency fund and Buy assets! Don't put all of your eggs in one basket, understand what your investing in and take calculated risk! That's my moto!
For me, this is your most valuable episode yet
I built my own house with my bare hands. Even as a kid, I knew I didn't want a 30 yr mortgage. It's not for everybody, and it was a 2 year process, but now I live on passive income and investments, I'm happy with beans and rice with lots of meat, ha ha. If you have the inclination, you should consider it.
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Do you like these types of convos? If so please hit the like button on the vid - that’s the best way to vote for more like this ❤ also, would be doing me a big favour if you could subscribe - its free 🙏🏾appreciate you! - SB
Got it. Moral of story, buy a house, but don't buy too much house.
I'm not sure if people are dense or not watching the whole thing, he's not saying never buy a house.. he's saying don't buy one if you are not ready to do so. Not that hard to figure it out people!
Simple path to wealth starts by Living BELOW your means.
Ill be getting the simple path wealth, now looking for a smaller home. About 5 months ago i started investing 1 £100 a month, i know its not a lot but it makes me proud to have started.
I bought a home in 2020 and my total expenses (mortgage, maintenance, taxes, insurance) are cheaper than renting my own property would be. I invest the difference and build more wealth. Owning my home builds equity, gives inflation protection, and means not dealing with a landlord telling me what's allowed. My finances and lifestyle are definitely better than if I rented this whole time. Edit: to give more details, I bought in the U.S. with a 3% 30-year fixed-rate mortgage and a 20% down payment with total expenses being 25% of my income. I agree I got lucky, but I also agree that buying a home you can comfortably afford is usually better than renting. My total housing expenses have increased by only 8% since 2020 while average rents have increased by 40%. I ran the numbers comparing buying in 2020 to investing my down payment instead, and buying comes out ahead because my housing expenses are so much lower than rent now and I invest the difference.
I bought a house i can afford. My mortgage does not go up while everyone else's rent is going up. Improvements I make to my home are of higher quality than what they would be if I rent. And that results in lower maintenance costs. I invested money in myself by starting a business and I was able to build a large shed on my property to accommodate my business and am now saving $1,200 a month on work space I would otherwise have to rent. Add rent increases to that and am theoretically reduced my costs by 2k a month. Buying a home is only more expensive if you lack ambition...
Diversification and personal risk appetite is key! One thing that is certain is the depreciation in fiat. Since the establishment of the Federal Reserve in 1913, the U.S. dollar has lost approximately 97% of its value. Pay off debt, have a emergency fund and Buy assets! Don't put all of your eggs in one basket, understand what your investing in and take calculated risk! That's my moto!
For me, this is your most valuable episode yet
I built my own house with my bare hands. Even as a kid, I knew I didn't want a 30 yr mortgage. It's not for everybody, and it was a 2 year process, but now I live on passive income and investments, I'm happy with beans and rice with lots of meat, ha ha. If you have the inclination, you should consider it.