Comments by "K. Rich" (@thekaerichtexas) on "Bloomberg Originals" channel.

  1. I don't really think it matters. Owning definitely costs more. And plus can't ever leave (unless u sell) same neighborhood, same schools, same restaurants, whereas with renting if I never get tired of the food, schools, culture, environment, politics, infrastructure or anything I always know I can move in a matter of months. Its not permanent. That's the best part and it cheaper. No yard work, no buying light bulbs, no replacing anything. Its all inclusive. Renting is awesome
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