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Kenneth Hong
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  • Davis, Ca
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Cheaper to buy than rent in Midwest?

Kenneth Hong
  • Investor
  • Davis, Ca
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Hello Everyone, I am wondering why anyone planning to live in the Midwest would ever rent rather than just purchasing. I noticed that some of the more affordable houses there have mortgages ranging from $150-$400 (Indianapolis specifically in this case) but tenants would be renting for $600/month or more! It is significantly cheaper to purchase even when including property tax and other expenses, why would anyone rent? Best, Kenneth

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