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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
Imagine you could own a house for $1,000 a month, and if you ever had to move, you could sell it and get a massive amount of that money back.

Or imagine you could be allowed to live in someone else's house for $1,500 a month, never see any of that money again no matter what, and be subject to increased monthly payments every year so that the person who owns the house can continue to profit off of your essential need for shelter.

Hmm.  Gee, why would I like the person subjecting me to the second option?
gpt
I gave you a thumbs up, and respect your opinion. Try to look it from my point of view. I am disabled and can't cut a lawn, trim trees, clean gutters, etc. I am on a limited budget. So I can't pay for things like this to be done. I am very happy in my little apartment. I pay my rent on time and my landlord fixes all the problems I have with the apartment. So why would I want to own a home?