ambition187
Dryer sheet wannabe
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- Jan 1, 2007
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wonder if my analysis is wrong..but I say rent!!!
http://www.economagic.com/em-cgi/data.exe/cenc25/c25q06
30 yr ROR on housing: 6%/yr (roughly)
Small Home Renting: http://phoenix.craigslist.org/apa/329255827.html 1100/mo = 13200 a year
Small Home Buying: http://phoenix.craigslist.org/rfs/328952930.html
down payment = 60k
mortgage=1600/mo
prop taxes=1000/yr
maintenance=5000/yr
per year expenses: 25200/yr
assumptions:
Rent increases at 6% a year
Maintenance and Prop-Taxes increase at 6% a year (mortgage payment stays constant)
Mortgage Rate 7% /yr, 30 yrs
Difference between rent and owning per year goes into stock market, increasing at 8% a year
Down payment also into stock market, increasing at 8% a year
At t=30,
DownPayment is worth 805,000
Rent/Mort Diff collected from every year is worth 697,882
net worth from renting over buying is 1.5 mil
House is worth 1.62 mil (after closing cost of 6% at t=30)
thus if housing slows down below 6% / yr or stocks beat 8% a year (or both) then renting is pretty much better than buying.
and one never has to water plants, paint, replace things..also can move fairly cheaply i think i like renting..but im curious to see if this analysis is bologna and why.
http://www.economagic.com/em-cgi/data.exe/cenc25/c25q06
30 yr ROR on housing: 6%/yr (roughly)
Small Home Renting: http://phoenix.craigslist.org/apa/329255827.html 1100/mo = 13200 a year
Small Home Buying: http://phoenix.craigslist.org/rfs/328952930.html
down payment = 60k
mortgage=1600/mo
prop taxes=1000/yr
maintenance=5000/yr
per year expenses: 25200/yr
assumptions:
Rent increases at 6% a year
Maintenance and Prop-Taxes increase at 6% a year (mortgage payment stays constant)
Mortgage Rate 7% /yr, 30 yrs
Difference between rent and owning per year goes into stock market, increasing at 8% a year
Down payment also into stock market, increasing at 8% a year
At t=30,
DownPayment is worth 805,000
Rent/Mort Diff collected from every year is worth 697,882
net worth from renting over buying is 1.5 mil
House is worth 1.62 mil (after closing cost of 6% at t=30)
thus if housing slows down below 6% / yr or stocks beat 8% a year (or both) then renting is pretty much better than buying.
and one never has to water plants, paint, replace things..also can move fairly cheaply i think i like renting..but im curious to see if this analysis is bologna and why.