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Rent Vs. Own [INFOGRAPHIC]

Rent Vs. Own [INFOGRAPHIC] | Simplifying The Market

Rent Vs. Own [INFOGRAPHIC] | Simplifying The Market

Some Highlights:

  • Owning your own home vs. renting may lead to some great options, such as locking in your monthly payments and having the freedom to customize your living space.
  • Whether you rent or own, you have to cover someone’s mortgage costs. You may as well be doing so to build your own wealth, rather than that of your landlord.
  • Renting and owning both have up-front fees when you sign your lease or close, respectively. Think about putting that money to work for you!

 


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2901 S Atlantic Avenue Daytona Beach Shores FL 32118
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$775,000
3
BEDS
3
TOTAL BATHS
2,330
SQFT
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2901 S Atlantic Avenue Daytona Beach Shores, FL 32118
Condominium For Sale
- Active

Experience oceanfront living at its finest in this luxurious 3 bedroom 3 bathroom condo at Tuscany Shores in Daytona Beach Shores. Wake up every day to breathtaking unobstructed views of the Atlantic Ocean. It feels like living on a cruise ship wi

Listing courtesy of James Jestes of EXP Realty LLC
1183 Ocean Shore Boulevard Ormond Beach FL 32176
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$430,000
2
BEDS
2
TOTAL BATHS
1,198
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1183 Ocean Shore Boulevard Ormond Beach, FL 32176
Condominium For Sale
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This oceanfront condo in Ormond By The Sea offers the ultimate beachside lifestyle. Featuring 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and 1,198 square feet, this condo has been beautifully updated with stainless steel appliances, new flooring, refreshed bathrooms,

Listing courtesy of James Jestes of EXP Realty LLC
91 Deep Woods Way Ormond Beach FL 32174
New Listing - 14 hours on site
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$799,900
5
BEDS
3
TOTAL BATHS
3,208
SQFT
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91 Deep Woods Way Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Single Family Residence For Sale
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Looking for a lovely POOL home that checks all the boxes? Look no further-Located in the highly sought after Breakaway Trails neighborhood in Ormond Beach! 5bed/3bath home with a fabulous screened designer pool that will dazzle you! Inviting front po

Listing courtesy of Renita Kershaw of RE/MAX Signature
208 S Gaines Street Oak Hill FL 32759
New Listing - 15 hours on site
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$574,070
3
BEDS
2
TOTAL BATHS
1,872
SQFT
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208 S Gaines Street Oak Hill, FL 32759
Single Family Residence For Sale
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Virtually Staged. Draped in the shade of mature, established oak trees, this historic 1930 corner-lot residence spans over an acre in Oak Hill. A wrap-around front porch highlights the exterior, which features a detached two-car garage, a wooden hobb

Listing courtesy of Kevin McCulty of Mark Spain Real Estate

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