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08/12/2021

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03/26/2019

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02/27/2019

Are you thinking of Buying or renting a house??
“Buying is always better than renting.”
My input on this is that it depends on your financial situation. Buying comes with several benefits, you get the depreciation, the tax write-offs, the leverage, and the appreciation. There is such bigger upswing other than just throwing your money into a landlord’s pocket. I’m not saying don’t rent. I’m saying be careful if you are renting to be in a position to build your credit and then build a financial stability to then go out and buy.
I would highly suggest that. If you are not in a position to buy, then you need to be looking for some type of seller financing or lease to own property where you have the benefits to own one day and you can use that property as your sole position as a future home owner. That’s my two cents on that.
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02/24/2019

If you can rent, you can buy a house...
Si puede rentar, puede comprar...

08/08/2018

Atlanta Housing Market Among Best To Invest In For 2018: Forbes
These markets are where investors should be putting their money, according to Forbes.
By Geoff Dempsey, Patch National Staff | Feb 8, 2018 10:56 am ET

ATLANTA, GA — The Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Marietta metro area is among the 20 best housing markets to invest in for 2018, according to Forbes. Forbes teamed up with Local Market Monitor to come up with the list of places where growth appears most sustainable.

The list of cities Forbes deems worth investing in for real estate "offer a rare combination of better than average job growth and some runway before homes become overpriced," the magazine says. The housing markets are not necessarily ones where prices will grow the most in the near future but rather are places where that growth appears most sustainable over the medium to long term, Forbes explains.

Local Markets CEO Ingo Winzer began with 330 markets, eliminating ones that were too small and then those that performed the worst on key metrics, Forbes explains in its methodology. Winzer then compressed the list down to 20 markets that scored the best across five measures: one-year job growth, three-year population growth (2014-17), one-year home price growth, affordability and Local Market's own three-year home price forecast.

The Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Marietta metro area ranked seventh on the list. Here's how the area stacked up among key metrics:

Average home price: $234,249
3-year population growth: 4.9%
2-year job growth: 5.1%
1-year home price growth: 8%
3-year price growth forecast: 24%
Homes are undervalued by 7% compared to the historic ratio of price and local income.

03/10/2018

The GOBankingRates.com data assume that owners make a 20% down payment, based on the median list price, and take a 30-year fixed-rate home loan. It includes property taxes and insurance.

06/08/2017

Best time for Buyers to buy a house, the same time Sellers can sell for a higher price than their purchase price a few years ago.

09/09/2014

“Buying is always better than renting.”
My input on this is that it depends on your financial situation. Buying comes with several benefits, you get the depreciation, the tax write-offs, the leverage, and the appreciation. There is such bigger upswing other than just throwing your money into a landlord’s pocket. I’m not saying don’t rent. I’m saying be careful if you are renting to be in a position to build your credit and then build a financial stability to then go out and buy.

I would highly suggest that. If you are not in a position to buy, then you need to be looking for some type of seller financing or lease to own property where you have the benefits to own one day and you can use that property as your sole position as a future home owner. That’s my two cents on that.