Row 5422

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I have 100,000 cash, and I want/need a house that costs $100,000 (for sake of argument its very close). Everyone says "Get a mortgage and put the rest in stocks to make money or whatever" instead of buying my house in cash. But if I can only get an interest rate of 7.5%, I would end up paying wayy more than 100,000 in cash in the long run, and I wouldn't make much more than 7.5% in the S&P especially after taxes. Am I crazy or does it seem to just make sense to buy it in cash? And then I can use whatever I'm not spending on interest payments to buy stocks or dogecoin? Edit; Yes I live in the middle of nowhere and this is a reasonable price for a house

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text I have 100,000 cash, and I want/need a house that costs $100,000 (for sake of argument its very close). Everyone says "Get a mortgage and put the rest in stocks to make money or whatever" instead of buying my house in cash. But if I can only get an interest rate of 7.5%, I would end up paying wayy more than 100,000 in cash in the long run, and I wouldn't make much more than 7.5% in the S&P especially after taxes. Am I crazy or does it seem to just make sense to buy it in cash? And then I can use…
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