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Many people adopted the financial planner’s advice and bought a home. Of wealth Instead, home ownership has generated debt, monetary hardship, disappointment for an incredible number of families. The policy is analyzed by This article in the logic that home possession creates prosperity and demonstrates why it never can. Robert Kiyosaki was the first and has been the only financial pundit to claim that your home is not an asset. Because they so often do, Kiyosakis statements take a flight in the face of prevailing financial intelligence.

David Bach, writer of Automatic Millionaire, not only says that your property is a secured asset, he asserts that home ownership is the first wrung on the ladder of prosperity creation in the us. He encourages everyone to buy a home as possible to start building their wealth soon. CNN Money does their Millionaire in the Making profiles and I am shocked to find that in almost all cases 50-75% of the wealth of the families profiled is locked in their home. Given that people have to have an accepted place to live, this is a nagging problem. Does home ownership produce wealth or our wealth and home ownership produced by sound wealth-producing financial habits?

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The Economist, tracking real estate within the last decade, has concluded that the economics longer support home ownership no. I bought my first home in 1991. The housing marketplace in the North East hadn’t recovered. The savings and loan collapse of the mid-1980s frustrated home prices and brought the condo market to a halt.

Multiunit condominium properties were vacant. Many of the properties continuing to sit down vacant because banks had rigorous owner occupancy ratios for condos. Mortgage money tight was. First-time home buyer programs were coming on the market and the minimum down was ten percent. I grew up to think a home was an investment.

My mortgage broker sat me down and said, “it is best that you think of your house as a roofing over your mind, much less an investment.” That was incredible advice. Prices decreased another 10% after I moved into my home. After three years of living in my home and 2 years of hiring it out, I sold it for what I covered it.

14,000 dollars that my children provided me for closing costs and the deposit. I always designed to pay them back again with the proceeds from the sale. All told, the housing market was depressed in the North East for over 10 years. Even within an appreciating market, home ownership is no bargain. And a home is no asset.