From: <MsProf2U@aol.com>
Subject: Re: Buying or renting a home
Date: Thu, 6 Aug 1998 13:51:37 EDT
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<< For many years I have wondered whether it was financially smarter to purchase a home or to continue renting an affordable apartment that allows me to make tax deferred contributions to a pension plan. As a renter, I am neither building equity nor reaping tax benefits. However, as a renter, I believe I am able to save greater sums of money than I would otherwise and I have shown myself to be a disciplined saver. Also, although I have lived in this area for more than five years, this was not a given when I first moved to this area. At this time, it is much more of a given. Any comments would be appreciated. >> It's financially better to own if real estate in your area appreciates. It's financially better to rent if houses in your area are depreciating! Hindsight's a great thing, ain't it? :) - -
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