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Jorge Vazquez
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  • Real Estate Broker
  • Tampa, FL
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Renting Better Than Owning a Home?

Jorge Vazquez
Agent
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Tampa, FL
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When considering buying a home, it's important to remember that the financial journey involves more than just the price tag. You'll likely need to make a down payment, which can be a substantial portion of the home's cost, and be prepared for additional closing costs. Also, some lenders might ask for cash reserves to cover future mortgage payments. It's worth noting that home prices have been on the rise, making this a significant investment. Once you own a home, remember there are ongoing expenses like maintenance, upgrades, insurance, and taxes, which are a part of the homeownership experience. 

Unlike homeowners, renters don't have to worry about these extra costs as they're usually covered by the landlord, making renting a more hassle-free option in some cases.

What do you think? 

  • Jorge Vazquez
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