Should You Rent or Buy? | ft. Anupam Gupta & Vishal Bhargava | Mind Your Karza

[@herambpatkar]

Finally a podcast of Vishal where the host is not annoying but is as matured, knowledgelable and to the point person! loved the show, the host & format too...hoping for more.. longer versions! subscirbed immediately!

[@shrey3500]

One of the best interviewing skills I have seen in this world of podcasts. Keep it up sir

[@amulchawda1329]

I highly appreciate personal finance TV for covering the best and right info in this one video.

[@aakashkotian3]

The best perspective I have came across when it comes to Rent vs Buy debate

[@vinitpatel8898]

Really helpful. Always had this debate of buy or sell. Amazing video.

[@everythingeverywhere11]

it's better to rent before buying as it gives chance to try out different localities... Great podcast!

[@HarshalPawar-b3p]

great podcast. learnt a lot about real estate!

[@abhishekponia7191]

great perspectives.. hadn't thought of a home this way before..

[@charmipatel13]

‘Rent before you buy’ seems like a practical solution and indeed an end to this debate😄 Thank you sir!👍 6:26

[@charmikadakia5024]

“rent before buy” great solution👏🏻

[@ashishthakur127]

Well explained "rent before you buy" 👍

[@nidhisingh2577]

"Great explanation"

[@AnkitPatel-jg1fw]

Prima facie but it’s not. You need to play it well You tend to look at recent past when it did not do well and returns were sub par 2013-2021 where prices hardly moved But things mean revert and this is what we have seen in 2022-24

[@IOSALive]

Personal Finance TV, cool video keep up the good content

[@yashsedani3183]

Insightful

[@kw9494]

“Close” to your office means , how much time it takes you to travel from your home to office.. Door-to-door.

[@livestyle5527]

Those who lived with parents rented till 25 still has to live with parents in rented house till 35

[@Commonaadmi123]

Collecting corpus amount and Waiting for 10 years to buy real estate is most silly thing unless someone is Equity person. Right way - Buy anything small that comes in your range, save any money u can after giving EMIs, sell that small thing at may be double price( most likely) and buy something of ur type using that money as corpus amount for downpayment👍

[@pritamdas8759]

Practically destroyed all real estate reel creators with few lines....😂

[@rohh9714]

😮👍🏻👏🏻

[@balesh_chemagination3359]

All flat builders who don't clearly explain the clients how they arrive at the saleable area from carpet area and build up area are into really estate who would otherwise be black ticket sellers in local movie theatre...

[@Randomcomment7699]

Office exists because of toxicity..

[@AnkitPatel-jg1fw]

I don’t understand why this guy is against real estate, even on money control he keeps mis advising against real estate. Firstly there is no full black or white answer just like most things in life. So to say people invest in RE purely based on emotions is spreading it too thin. Coming to why 3%. The demand and supply dynamics are such that equilibrium settles at those in matured markets with reasonable growth So 3% rent + 6-7% price growth - home loan 9% roughly nets out Now why it makes and will keep making sense is, because it is a leverage play. You can buy a 1.5 cr house today, even if you don’t have that kind money but won’t be able to invest in market coz you don’t have it. Levering it up and then expecting some decent upswing in RE cycle is what generates excess returns in long term. Plus rents increase thus rent yield (Rent/ price you bought at) (not current price) will keep going up Please stop listening to such people who themselves haven’t made anything yet