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In that case the inflated price just means you’re paying more in property taxes and homeowners insurance.
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In that case the inflated price just means you’re paying more in property taxes and homeowners insurance.
Well if you live in your home and you don't rent it or sell it then the real value is not the same as the value you could get in an investment property.
Wherever you live, that's just cost. It doesn't generate you any income.