Rent. In a sudden reversal of the recent trend, "companies aren't creating jobs as fast as expected, and oil prices have dropped. As a result, long-term mortgage rates fell sharply in the last week."
Really, the decision to rent or buy has so much to do with personal circumstance and personal timing. We feel that as prices are not sustainable at the current rates and are already showing signs of dropping, renting is advisable until better prices come on the market.
However, for the person who wants to buy for the long run and can afford today's prices, there is no point in waiting. Buy, get the nice low interest rate and move onto other subjects for the next 20 years. MGR
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You missed the lovely Pale Male essay today on Manhattan Users Group.
HELLO I WOULD LIKE TO LOAN ABOUT 32 THOUSAND DOLLARS INCLUDED PERSONAL NEEDS. LANDLORD SELL ME FOR 25 THOUSAND DOLLARS ON 1648 4TH STREET SKIDWAY LAKE MI 48756 BUT I NEED NEW WASHER AND DRYER MACHINE ALSO REFRIG AND STOVE ALSO USED CAR THAT I NEED. MY CREDIT ISNT GOOD BUT I KEEP PAY WHAT I CAN DO. I LIVE ON SSI AND D.H.S BUT SOON WILL BECOME FULL S.S. THAT I HAVE TO WAIT TO HEAR IN 120 DAYS. THANKS JANICE