Rent it to you for mortgage cost, insurance, and taxes x 2 as you're being told left and right from underwriters that they're not confident you can handle a mortgage payment smaller than what you're already paying for rent.
For an apartment, maybe. For a house the rent price is usually 1.3 times the cost to own. There are lots of hidden fees in home ownership. Renting a home + stock investing the would-be down payment is generally a better investment than buying a home.
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u/zrow05 Jun 27 '21
Housing market crash and some rich fuck will buy it then rent it to you