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Renting vs Buying: Which Makes Sense When?

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Renting adds up to $91,200 for Devon's 5-year total against $90,500 buying, with $57,500 in home equity built along the way, while a second client planning only a 2-year stay would pay $11,720 more to buy than to rent.

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