Rent House vs. Buy, What is Better?

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Buy or rent a house? If you are thinking of moving, surely you have already asked yourself this question. Choosing between these two options is not so simple, since both have many advantages and disadvantages. In this article we analyze each one of them and we help you to know if, in your case, it is better to rent a house or buy.The decision between living for rent or buying a house. For many families renting a house is a great step to freedom, flexibility and, above all, comfort.The reasons why opting for a house for rent is a big decision are mainly due to the little initial investment required and the flexibility in payments.On the other hand, the purchase price of a house per m2 can be very high, even more in residential areas of high demand and in large cities; So renting a house in Madrid or renting a house in Barcelona can be a much more profitable alternative than buying.


But what about the towns and areas farthest from the center? It is important to analyze the location of the house before deciding to rent a ...


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