I would like to buy a house. However, I am not sure if I will stay in the same area after three years since I may get relocated to overseas (with family). I would like to get your advice regarding this issue. My concerns are: 1-If I buy a house and put a 5% down payment, I understand that the first few years (10 years for a 30 years plan) will be for paying the interest on the house. So if I sell the house after 3-5 years, what I get in return? Do I loose money? 2-Is it easy to sell a house after you buy it for a short time? Does that affect the price? (Assuming that the other factors are not involved such as the economy, ..etc.) 3-Do I get at least my money back? (what I paid during the 3- years). 4-I understand the benefit of the tax reduction but how much would that affect my savings. My current tax bracket is 15% and I am married. Household income is $60,000. Thanks.
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By \s, April 3, 2010 @ 8:15 pm
if the market is good buy it. you should calculate to see how much your house will be over 3 years. Then find out to see if your house will appricate that much over three years. Then find out how much is the rent for that house… and how much you have to pay to agent if you want to sell it after three years. Calculate the different between rent and mortgage and also calculate the money you should pay to your agent. Then subtract all of those costs from the value of your house in three years. See if you made any money.