Housing prices: +8%

>Housing prices: +8%
>APR: -3%
>Repairs: -1%
>taxes: -1%

>TOTAL: +3% a year

Am I missing something or do these returns seem pretty shit? And this is on the high end of housing price inflation. Someone debunk this for me.

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Wouldn't it be better to just rent where you live and invest the money saved into any other investment vehicle and if you want to buy, buy somewhere you can rent out?

SOMEONE PLEASE ANSWER

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I bought a house in a major city in Texas at the height of the pandemic fear in June, today similar houses are for sale in my neighborhood for almost $90k more. This has unironically been the best and fastest growing investment I have ever made. If you don’t buy in the right spot, or you don’t own the land, real estate can be a shit investment for sure.

The alternative is renting where you lose 100 percent a year

so many wrong numbers....

you think housing appreciates at 8% per year? only the top top top RE gets those types of returns. Average slobhomes are flat returns...maybe 1.5%

yep they're shit, most landlords think they're hot shit but can't do the calculations properly
there's still some greedy kikes squeezing pennies here and there that can do better

Yes it is shit especially because your gainz are on paper only while your expenses are real so in fact you are cashflow negative and need pretty big pockets over the next 20 years until you sell

buy in a white area its at least 20% a year

It’s a better investment if you buy in an area that’s TURNING white. Gentrification is the best RE play