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Hi, I read your blog and I think you're a good writer. I'd like to invite you to our new community at polzoo.com. We are a user generated political editorial and social network site. We also choose from amongst our own members to be featured on the front page as columnists.

I think your voice would be a great addition to our site. Come check us out!

Polzoo

Posted by: polzoo | Jun 21, 2008 12:08:32 PM

HometownRenter.com has the questions to ask yourself if it is better to rent or buy in your situation. Do you need the flexibility of renting? or can you afford to stay in your home for at least 5 years or longer?

* Can you afford a 20% down payment?
* Can you afford a monthly payment on a 30-year fixed mortgage?
* ask your CPA ... Does the tax benefit of home ownership offset a potential decline in home value?
* Have you reduced other real estate debt before you add more on this home purchase?
* Does a fixed monthly mortgage payment for the next 15 years outweigh the likely inflation of rents during that same time (called an inflation hedge)

These are broad questions that can have many variations for each individual situation. However, it is a good foundation from which to start your home buying process.

If you are in the market for a rental, visit www.HometownRenter.com to find your next rental home!

Posted by: Gerwin | Jan 12, 2009 4:51:15 AM

Your right there are great opportunities but paying for one isn't the best

Posted by: EurFXtrader | May 3, 2009 12:08:20 AM

These are broad questions that can have many variations for each individual situation. However, it is a good foundation from which to start your home buying process.

Posted by: keng02 | Mar 12, 2011 10:04:34 PM

Sure but not always..The opportunities are so changable as to position and situations of properties...

Posted by: Property in Turkey | Jan 28, 2012 2:39:59 PM

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