Investment Benefits

	You build equity over time, which you take in cash when you sell your home.
	The profits from home investments are often greater than from any other investments.
	Because you can borrow against it in most states, home equity can be source of emergency funding.
	Land appreciation adds to the value of your home.
	For many, home owning is an important part of retirement planning.

Personal Satisfaction

	You gain more living space.
	You enjoy the satisfaction of pride of homeownership.
	Homeownership is, for many people, a sign of independence and achievement.

RENT VS. OWN, WHAT'S RIGHT FOR YOU?

Owning a home is the American dream. But for some individuals, renting a property can be a wise choice, both financially and personally. Which is right for you? Consider the following:

Which offers more value?

A home is an investment. A rental property is an expanse. Homeownership allows you to build up equity overtime, which can make buying a home a better value even though it might seem more expensive in the short-term.

Which offers more stability?

As a renter, your subject not only to rising rents, and also to the sale of your building. As an owner, your home belongs to you until you're ready to move on.

Which allows you to benefit from mortgage interest?

You can deduct mortgage interest from your income tax if you buy a home. If you rent, your landlord gets the deductions in uses your rent to make the mortgage payment.

Which allows you to deduct real estate tax?

You can deduct real estate taxes on your tax return when you own. If you rent, your landlord takes the tax deduction.

Which gives you good credit?

Homeownership is a major indicator of financial responsibility and stability, which gives you the chance to build a strong credit history.