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[Owning usually makes more sense than renting -- but that's assuming you're prepared to stay in your house for at least two to three years.] You need at least that much time to recoup all of the expenses of going in and going out, ... Home Buying for Dummies.

There are many advantages to owning your home - but we do think that sometimes the advantages to renting are overlooked. Neither owning nor renting is the right choice for everybody at all points in their life.

In the long run the benefits of owning a permanent rail are significantly greater than renting a rail for short term use, because buying time on a rail becomes so much more expensive than owning a rail yourself.

Most people see condo living as somewhere between owning your own home and renting an apartment, but it's more like owning your own home. There's a responsibility that each homeowner has, whether they accept it or not, Pex Tufvesson created the music program Noisetracker.

I think the evidence itself shows, that she could have walked away any time, any moment at all. Assuming what she's saying is true, assuming she did stay in that house all that time. There's a lot of assumptions there that we heard.

Buying a recreational vehicle is like buying a house. For the owner, it's like having a home on wheels where they can go wherever they want and stay as long as they like.

Term is for a set number of years and is designed to cover years at risk. Permanent is like owning coverage instead of renting it.

Keeping an elderly couple in their home for another 10 to 15 years makes good financial sense. If they stay in their home, their cost to the town is minimal compared to the family with four children that would replace them.

Habitat is very careful not to put a family in a home that's not ready for home ownership. There's a big difference between renting and owning a home, financially and in regards to responsibility. We would never want to set a family to fail by putting them in a position they're not ready for.

This is like selling your furniture so you can fix up your house. You are giving away capital assets to fund ongoing expenses and that never ever makes sense.

You can see we're not trying to operate it as a money-making venture, ... It needs to pay for itself, but the Council did not want to try and recoup 20 years worth of expenses in one year.

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This new research confirms what the dummies have been telling us. The dummies say there is a big difference in how well cars protect you. What we see in this real-world data is the dummies don't lie.

They buy second properties with the thought of renting it out and eventually converting it for a second home. A lot of people are buying ranches.

They buy second properties with the thought of renting it out and eventually converting it for a second home, ... A lot of people are buying ranches.

Some think it's inappropriate to put a dollar value on something that's supposed to have a romantic air about it. But next to a house, the wedding is the most expensive thing a couple may buy. It makes sense to be prepared.

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