Boner_18
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The Dow Jones Industrial average or the S&P, the whole averages, the broad market. You'd live in a rental which would be +ev as long as the rent was = or < the monthly interest of the financed property (adjusted for anything like mortgage interest deduction).
If you bought a house specifically for those periods of time for those values it would be wildly +ev to NOT buy and simply rent and stick the buy money in the broad market. Obviously, hindsight is 20/20, as I said before I'm generally a home owning advocate.
If you bought a house specifically for those periods of time for those values it would be wildly +ev to NOT buy and simply rent and stick the buy money in the broad market. Obviously, hindsight is 20/20, as I said before I'm generally a home owning advocate.