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Public vs Private Unis (pg. 10)
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| wesleysnipez |
Public school all the way for me. Spent 4 years of college.
Edited it for people being mean and all to me lol. |
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| elFreak |
| quote: | Originally posted by wesleysnipez
Public school all the way for me. Spent 4 years of college here.
http://www.umt.edu/
Degree in Geosciences |
if you went to college, i am warren buffet. |
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| gehzumteufel |
| Alright guys you win I lose. I give up. |
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| gehzumteufel |
| quote: | Originally posted by wesleysnipez
Public school all the way for me. Spent 4 years of college here.
http://www.umt.edu/
Degree in Geosciences with minor in Pre-Engineering |
How did you go to school and still speak English like you are from China? |
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| Sushipunk |
| quote: | Originally posted by wesleysnipez
Public school all the way for me. Spent 4 years of college here.
http://www.umt.edu/
Degree in Geosciences with minor in Pre-Engineering |
off, you can't even write a coherent sentence :stongue: |
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| elFreak |
lol he just added a degree to his original post.
i doubt he could pass clown college.
the delay was probably to google for a website and decide what course he would say he took.
lolfag. |
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| XaNaX |
| quote: | Originally posted by gehzumteufel
I know about the net worth thing, but there are many contributing factors that can make your primary residence smarter to own or rent.
Sushi: 4k to own a house per month or 1500 to rent an apartment, 2k for a town home, or even 2-3k for a home depending on where. So assume the worst at 3k for a house (a friend is renting one at 3200 and it is a brand new house) you save 1k/month on rent, property taxes (which 1% on a 900k house is 9k per year for us Californians), you are saving 20k right there. In 1 year. Not including any maintenance that has to be done on the house.
As an investment property, yes it is good, but there are lots of ways that owning a house as a primary residence can be more a crock of than people ing realize.
edit//although the situation above that I explained would warrant owning. |
Don't forget the tax breaks for paying mortgage interest, in the US anyway. The savings can be significant, especially in the early years of a mortgage where almost all of your payment is interest. |
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| elFreak |
exactly.
you might not be able to afford the slamming car (which we all know that as an investment alone it is never a good one)in a house as opposed to renting, but your life in the long run will be better as a homeowner. You are looking at how much you save paycheck to paycheck and not looking at how much you save in the long term. It is significant. People would not buy homes if there was no advantage to it. |
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| gehzumteufel |
| I didn't consider the tax breaks. You win. |
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| elFreak |
you also did not consider that you would probably not live alone aka have 2 salaries to pay the mortgage.
I DON'T WIN UNTIL I SAY I WIN:mad: |
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| gehzumteufel |
| quote: | Originally posted by elFreak
you also did not consider that you would probably not live alone aka have 2 salaries to pay the mortgage.
I DON'T WIN UNTIL I SAY I WIN:mad: |
LOL
I did also not think about that. You win..>TWICE!!!!!! :p |
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