Why You Should Rent To Live And Buy To Invest


first of many changes.

When the twosome became threesome or foursome, by definition, our housing needs changed yet again.

Later in life, when kids grow up I will become a twosome again.”

Now Phil contends that on top of our family profile changing, our work situation also changes; maybe a move interstate, which further complicates this equation.

In a scenario like this every time real estate is bought or sold and not rented, there are Stamp Duty, Legal Fees and agents Commission to be paid PLUS the costs you expended on decorating each home.

Add it up! You are talking about ‘many’ tens of thousands of dollars paid by you as a direct result of the choice you made to Buy Real Estate To Live In out of your net after Tax Income.

So Phil told his audience, “he has rented his real estate accommodation for more years than he cares to remember.”

“Renting,” he continued, “allows

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2 Responses to “Why You Should Rent To Live And Buy To Invest”

  1. Andrew Says:

    Good post, I love it

  2. Andrew Says:

    yes normal

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