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2 years ago

List two advantages of buying and two advantages of renting

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Here are your answers: Renting: 1. When you rent something you will have for a good amount of time. 2. When you rent something you have control over it since you rented it with your money. Buying: 2, You get to keep it forever. 3. you can sell it for more so you can make a profit to buy something else.

ratelena [41]2 years ago

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Answer:

advantages of buying:

-you own your own property

-the value of your property may increase over time

-you can improve or decorate your house as you wish

advantages of renting:

-your landlord is responsible for repairs

-you need to pay fewer up-front cost

-paying rent on time helps you build a good credit history

-renting is better if you dont plan to stay long

-you can have roomates to share costs

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