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Updated about 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

Any creative ideas of home financing - somewhere between tiny home and minimalist?
Hello,
I am at the cusp of finishing a medical education program, with a significant income increase on the horizon. My wife and I will be education debt free after significant work and serendipity. That said, we are hoping to homestead in a slightly more expensive area of the country. She doesn't want to live in a tiny house as we start a family, yet we appreciate the minimalist approach and would foresee a smaller square footage of our home (with the exception of some land). What options exist for debt free (or debt reduced) living? Or are the tax benefits of a mortgage "worth it"? I'm curious to hear thoughts in both directions.
Thanks!
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Very confusing post. But if you want to exist debt free, just pay cash and buy a house with no debt.