Bull or Bear??, page-69

Sorry this and you subsequent posts just prove you have no idea how to make money through sustainable investment practices. At a bare minimum at the end of a 30 year period the majority would own an asset worth x dollars fully paid for by it's own income (or potential income if you choose to buy and live in it (saving paying rent)). Your loan is fixed in value but you will be paying it off over time with rent that has been adjusted for inflation over time so your rent will be increasing making payments easier and easier especially as the principle goes down. Yep you are paying interest so what that is the price of doing business but it is irrelevant if over the 30 year period you have paid all of that interest plus the original principle using the assets own earnings (i.e. rent). At the end of the 30 year period any income is pure gravy to the owner not to mention that there is always the possibility (though no guarantee) that the asset will actually be worth more (inflation adjusted).

Very simple concept but is lost on perennial bears.