May 26 • General discussion
Where Does Your Rent Really Go?
Have you ever looked at your rent and thought… “Where is all this money actually going?”
Let’s say you pay $3,000/month in rent.That’s $36,000 a year—money that helps cover someone else's mortgage, builds their equity, and gives them tax benefits.
Now, renting isn’t “bad.” Sometimes it’s the right move based on your goals, lifestyle, or timeline.But here’s the part most people aren’t told:
👉 There’s a cost to waiting.
👉 There are ways to prepare—even if you’re 6, 12, or 24 months out.
👉 And buying isn’t a one-size-fits-all decision. It’s a strategy.
Are you sure your current setup is still the best fit for you?If you’re not 100% sure—it’s okay. That’s what this space is for.
Let’s talk about it. Drop a comment or DM me—I’m here to help you think it through.
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Where Does Your Rent Really Go?
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