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this post was submitted on 14 Nov 2023
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Absolutely all true. Although I did say Everything else included. While yes you are building equity... If at the end of your ability to live alone, you have spent more by owning then renting (read this as significantly more) then it might have been wiser to have rented and invested the difference. Again people have to look at ALL the options.