A guy named Shagun laid out a plan. The 30-year Treasury yields 5.31%.
Sell the house. Put the entire $800,000 into Treasuries. Collect $42,480 a year in interest. Use that to pay rent.
His conclusion: suddenly renting doesn’t sound so stupid. As someone who often struggles with the tradeoff between owning real estate or simply renting, this post peaked my interest.
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