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Difference Between buying and renting a home?
If I wanted to buy a house that costed $650,000 , could I just pay it with out having to get a loan ? And if I were to pay the cost with out a loan would I still have a mirage to pay ?
So if i have the amount of money in cash I wouldn't have a mortgage
7 Answers
- chrisLv 66 years agoFavorite Answer
Yes, if you have all cash, you can buy it outright. no mortgage at all.
You would still be responsible for annual property taxes, insurance, utilities.
- 5 years ago
Yea, pay cash. That's the better way to purchase a home. The reason why though that people do mortgages is because they can't afford to buy the house in cash. I only make $130,000 a year but managed to save my money for 5 years and just bought me a beautiful $650,000 mansion that I paid cash for. I still had money left over to buy my dream car that I wanted which is a 2017 Porshe Cayenne Turbo S that was a $150,00. I only pay yearly property tax on my home which is dirt cheap, utilities, and insurance. That's it
- Anonymous6 years ago
You either pay the house in cash or get a loan. If you had that much money, you wouldn't be asking that type of question. You would be more knowledgeable about money. When you have a mortgage, meaning when you buy a house and you don't pay cash, and have to pay monthly installment. The amount of the loan would depend on your finances and your credit. If you make $
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- SlickterpLv 76 years ago
If you have the cash, sure, you don't need a loan. Do you have $650K in cash? Pay in cash, no mortgage needed.
- Anonymous6 years ago
unless you have that amount of $$ in cash, you would need to get a loan, and then have a mortgage