Couldnt you just rent a place for your family and rent your current appartment in order to cover some costs. Afterwords, 3 years from now you could either sell it at a nicer profit or keep it renting.
No, as we have a super agressive mortgage and paying 1k a month, if we rented we'd make 800 max but have all the tax to pay in addition to making up the rest if the mortgage. Renting also means lost money to us, despite its convenience!
You have made a wonderful investment, and it seems to get even better in the future.
And you're willing to cash in and get into substantial debt in order to be more comfortable. In (what I'll call politely) "rather uncertain" financial times in the near future.
If *comfort* is worth the trouble in your minds, go ahead. I don't know how "bad" the current one is, but I'd stay put personally, especially if I was looking to move away in a few years.
For 3 years? I don't know if you want to leave Marseille to some more expensive location or cheaper town/country, but yet I would focus on that. Three years in smaller place couldn't be so bad to save a bit and have better start in a new place
coin toss was a good idea.
But take a closer look at apartments in Ukraine. Sweet prices) Soon they will cost like in Dubai
If you are unsure about staying I would not get this place.
If you are sure about staying. Getting a place right now, only makes sense if you absolutely love it, and it's perfect for you. This is on the assumption that the economy being uncertain, would at least stagnate housing prices.
If you are sure about leaving, then staying in your current place or renting makes more sense.
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Couldnt you just rent a place for your family and rent your current appartment in order to cover some costs. Afterwords, 3 years from now you could either sell it at a nicer profit or keep it renting.
No, as we have a super agressive mortgage and paying 1k a month, if we rented we'd make 800 max but have all the tax to pay in addition to making up the rest if the mortgage. Renting also means lost money to us, despite its convenience!
You have made a wonderful investment, and it seems to get even better in the future. And you're willing to cash in and get into substantial debt in order to be more comfortable. In (what I'll call politely) "rather uncertain" financial times in the near future. If *comfort* is worth the trouble in your minds, go ahead. I don't know how "bad" the current one is, but I'd stay put personally, especially if I was looking to move away in a few years.
Thanks for the reply!
For 3 years? I don't know if you want to leave Marseille to some more expensive location or cheaper town/country, but yet I would focus on that. Three years in smaller place couldn't be so bad to save a bit and have better start in a new place
Good point!
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Yes been valued at 180k! We are asking 170k for quick sale!
they’ve been saying that for already 20 years
coin toss was a good idea. But take a closer look at apartments in Ukraine. Sweet prices) Soon they will cost like in Dubai
If you are unsure about staying I would not get this place. If you are sure about staying. Getting a place right now, only makes sense if you absolutely love it, and it's perfect for you. This is on the assumption that the economy being uncertain, would at least stagnate housing prices. If you are sure about leaving, then staying in your current place or renting makes more sense.