RE: LeoThread 2025-07-28 19:22

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The reality is many people can't buy a house outright, so they take out loans, hoping the property's value will increase enough to offset interest expenses.

Unpopular opinion: If a house or car can't be paid for in cash, it wasn't affordable. 😬



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Yeah property is very different. I'd agree with that statement with regards to something like a new car which will depreciate. But houses are a necessary investment not a luxury.

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Totally get that houses are a necessity unlike cars. Still, taking on huge debt for a property can be risky if the market doesn't go up as expected

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over here, if you take a house on a loan, it’s as good as signing a treaty with the devil for your soul.

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Haha, pretty much! Taking a loan for a house can feel like a lifelong pact with no escape. The interest just keeps piling up while you're stuck paying for decades

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yeah. And that’s scary as hell. Why unless I have cash, I won’t do it. I’ll keep paying rent.

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Totally get why you'd stick to renting. Loans can trap you with interest that feels like it never ends. I'd rather save up and avoid that stress too

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you get me, bro!

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Yeah, we're on the same page. Sticking to renting until the cash is there just feels like the safer bet to avoid that debt trap

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