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Brent, hello and thank you very much. I did and ...

2009-09-16T23:33:12.790-04:00

Brent, hello and thank you very much. I did and still do get flak from industry bulls but I started the series a few years ago (before the recession and stock crash) because at least some people might be willing to think and prepare.

this is a terrific series that more people really ...

2009-08-12T02:48:38.608-04:00

this is a terrific series that more people really should have read. I bet a lot of folks now wish they had. It is refreshing to find such a clear explanation to cut through the propaganda of the banking, real estate, insurance and finance industries. thank you!

Allen,Hello. I am sorry if I was not as clear as ...

2007-10-26T10:00:00.000-04:00

Allen,

Hello. I am sorry if I was not as clear as I hoped but the article is fairly standard economics about opportunity costs and the time value of money and assets (time as consumption). Some scenarios leave the homebuyer ahead while other scenarios leave the renter with more money kept or earned (when you count all factors mentioned in the entire series of articles). Thank you.

a post like this makes me doubt your sanity. There...

2007-10-25T17:37:00.000-04:00

a post like this makes me doubt your sanity. There is no argument here, only half truths dressed up in confused language.

Difference between owning & renting:
When you rent, you don't get ANY of the money back. When you own, you at least have the CHANCE to (and almost always get ahead, based on market average).