Jack Morgan RLP
Region: US
Monday 23 March 2026 23:35:02 GMT
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Ghostly :
Speak for yourself. Homes paid off at the age of 44.
2026-03-24 00:27:36
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Kory :
I bought a house in 2017 for $168,000 just sold it for $250,000 made an easy $100k in 8 years. idk what you're doing wrong bud
2026-04-02 12:38:13
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FreeMinded :
Renting is paying someone else’s mortgage and helping them gain equity
2026-03-24 19:50:16
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Mac bonz :
Why doesn’t anybody consider what’s gonna happen when they’re 65 years old and they’re trying to retire but now they have all these open loans the benefit of owning a home is when you retire all you have is your property taxes to pay cause you’ve paid your home off if you rent and you’re 65 years old, you don’t know what rent is gonna be 30 years from now and you’re gonna constantly have a $2500-$3000 renting bill when you could’ve just kept your house and had it paid off it’s a long-term investment
2026-03-24 13:19:43
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🍁🍂LadyM (Marianne)🍂🍁 :
I don't know why anyone buys a house anymore
2026-03-25 01:59:01
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ljdeaevg96 :
I bought my home in 2012 sold it in 2023 the money I made on that house I bought the current house I live in with a all cash offer now I have no mortgage?? and if you think because you live in an apartment you don't pay property taxes you do absolutely that's why they keep raising your rent because the owner of the apartments makes you pay the property taxes you just don't know it💯
2026-03-25 12:12:24
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despo :
Maintenance is huge on your own house
2026-03-24 00:17:39
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user9295136766075 :
Buying a house is so worth it.. Just saying
2026-03-28 00:59:02
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AnonymissUzer :
Uhhh, building equity to make money when you sell it? These rage bait posts are so tiring
2026-03-23 23:46:52
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JMo :
Ive "owned" several homes. You do t own a home - it owns you. I'm 62 and rent bc of that. I don't have the money to spend $10k on anything!
2026-03-24 00:43:49
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O_o :
The big difference between renting and owning is… when you rent and then leave, you get nothing back. Own, however, you get your equity + profit from the sale. It is an investment / asset that appreciates in value over time. Looking at short term vs long term is the issue.
2026-03-24 12:52:40
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jacobgraham556 :
43 home paid off vehicles paid off no more debt just taxis around 1000 God is good
2026-03-25 12:01:31
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🇺🇸🎤MaKDon🇲🇽 🫡 🪖🥷🧞♂️ :
Well I am a homeowner and house is paid off in full and all I pay is bills and property taxes a year which is 2200
2026-03-25 14:14:47
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colo_06106 :
Local governments and insurance companies are keeping the middle class poor.
2026-03-30 16:29:04
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PickleWeasel :
Fix it yourself! Theres youtube
2026-03-27 19:43:14
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country living :
I rented from the age 18 till 50. One of the Rentals I was in the landlord died her kids evicted me. Another rental the landlord went back to his country. Left all his properties in foreclosure. Other Rentals landlords took their time fixing things or I had horrible neighbors. I have stories. Some places were fine. But it was still an uneasy feeling renting. Thank the Lord, the age of 55 my husband and I are homeowners and the house is paid off. If we break down our insurance, it comes to $133 a month. Our taxes are 1600 for the year. Our car is also paid off. Such a blessing.🙌🏻
2026-03-30 16:10:16
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Happyjackson :
I own my house, I payed it off. I believe it's overstated about owning a home. Renting is better
2026-03-29 20:35:44
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VegLuv :
I ❤️having my own home.
2026-04-05 00:10:09
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forgotten1 :
Don't forget the rising cost of property taxes
2026-03-24 01:06:40
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ReadingRetail ❌ Cris 📚 :
As awe get older- we are over 50. we choose to rent , we have an issue, we put in a ticket. No worries about roof AC , water leaks. No we love it
2026-03-25 22:38:49
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gera :
buying a home is generational wealth. your children will be the ones who will benefit from it. if your parents had bought a home back in 80s or 90s. you wouldn't be saying the same thing because you won't be paying for shit ( only property taxes). you can also deduct the interest you pay on the house.
2026-03-27 21:15:22
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BuZZKiLL88 :
Your stuck in one geographical location when you buy. Can't do it I move every year to different cities and states.
2026-03-24 17:18:47
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Angelo :
I bought my house back in 1999 for $144,000 now is worth $550,000 and I paid it off 10 years ago
2026-03-25 01:29:16
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QueenHeartz♤♡ :
my dad bought his house in 2000. mortgage was only under 300. his went up and he is 70 and nowhere done paying it off
2026-05-30 17:57:09
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Adoma Evans🌱 :
If you save specifically for your house you can pay off that escrow shortage when it comes around every year and either stay at your current price or even lower your payment. It’s not talked about enough but has worked for me last few years. Also having home warranty helps with random breaks on big ticket items. There are pros and cons to everything 🤷🏾♀️
2026-03-25 08:14:30
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