Look, I’m originally from Charleston, and honestly, if you’ve only got 60,000 Euros to work with, you’re looking at nothing more than some mediocre starter property 😁
The reason I keep bringing up Charleston is because I think you’ve seriously overestimated what a $350 rent makes sense for an apartment similar to yours:
1. In Charleston, even for a place slightly smaller than yours, the rent sits right around $350 because the market value there is easily 50% higher than what you're describing.
2. Also, if your place is worth twice what it was when you first got it, that implies the rent used to be significantly lower back then—way less than what you're claiming now.
And here’s one more reason why renting might actually be smarter than taking out a massive mortgage and trying to save the difference: by staying flexible, you can just chill and wait for the perfect window where interest rates drop and housing prices finally cool down before you commit to buying!
The reason I keep bringing up Charleston is because I think you’ve seriously overestimated what a $350 rent makes sense for an apartment similar to yours:
1. In Charleston, even for a place slightly smaller than yours, the rent sits right around $350 because the market value there is easily 50% higher than what you're describing.
2. Also, if your place is worth twice what it was when you first got it, that implies the rent used to be significantly lower back then—way less than what you're claiming now.
And here’s one more reason why renting might actually be smarter than taking out a massive mortgage and trying to save the difference: by staying flexible, you can just chill and wait for the perfect window where interest rates drop and housing prices finally cool down before you commit to buying!