Can You Really Afford To Rent

Renting vs. Ownership
Can You Really Afford To Rent? Isn't It Time You Got More For Your Money?

If Your Rent Per Month is . .	*You Will Pay This While Losing Tax Benefits and Appreciation:**
If Your Rent Per Month is . .	In 3 Years	In 5 Years	In 10 Years
$250	$9,930	$18,315	$47,823
350	13,900	25,600	66,900
400	15,900	29,300	76,500
450	17,880	33,000	86,220
500	19,860	36,630	95,625
550	21,846	40,294	105,187
600	23,832	43,957	114,750
650	25,818	47,620	124,304
*Assumes a 10% Annual Rent Increase

No doubt you know you're "throwing your money down the drain" when you rent, but if you take a close look at the chart featured above, you can see just how much money that is ... and how much it's costing you to rent.

Home ownership can pay other dividends as well. Not only are you investing your money, but you also get the advantages of tax benefits and property appreciation - - plus satisfaction of knowing that you are getting a home for you and your family that will be yours. That's a great feeling.