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Updated about 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Is renting a waste of money?
So i am thinking about getting my own place.
Problem is i do not have sufficient income to get approved for a Mortgage, nor do i think i know enough to go and jump into one.
From places i have seen... i am going to spend around $1500 + utilities per month.
Would i be better of trying to get a paper-trail and a multi family building and just live in one?