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Renting vs. buying: How housing costs compare across America
SmartAsset ranked 342 of the largest U.S. cities based on the median monthly gross rental and housing costs—including add-ons like utilities, insurance, maintenance and taxes—to help people most accurately evaluate the ongoing costs of buying versus renting.
In order to understand whether to buy a car or rent a car, you must add all the costs necessary for the purchase and maintenance and divide them for the months of use. The result must be compared with the monthly cost of the rental fee
Property is considered a safe retirement provision. For single parents, the decision between buying and renting is complex. Five questions create clarity.
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