Ghar Kharidna Chahiye Ya Rent Par Rehna?

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Ghar Kharidna Chahiye Ya Rent Par Rehna?

By wealthchecker Team | Real Estate | 8 min read

Yeh India ka sabse bada financial debate hai. "Apna ghar hona chahiye" — family pressure, society pressure sab hai. Par financially kya sahi hai?

Real Calculation — Mumbai Example

₹1 Crore ka flat. ₹20 lakh down payment. ₹80 lakh ka home loan at 8.5% for 20 years.

FactorAmount
Monthly EMI~₹69,500
Total interest paid~₹87 lakh
Total amount paid~₹1.87 crore
Market rent same area~₹25,000-35,000/month
Opportunity Cost: ₹20 lakh down payment ko 12% return par invest karo + EMI aur rent ka difference invest karo — 20 saal mein kaafi zyada banta hai.

Kab Kharidna Sahi Hai?

Kharidna better hai jab: Ek jagah 5-7+ saal rehna pakka ho, down payment 20-30% ho, EMI income ke 35% se kam ho, aur emotional/family reasons strong hon.

Kab Rent Better Hai?

Rent better hai jab: Job ki wajah se city change ho sakta ho, good investment alternatives available hon, ya property prices overvalued lagte hon.

Bottom Line: "Ghar khareedna investment hai" — yeh half-truth hai. Apna rehne ka ghar consume karta hai, produce nahi. Investment ke liye alag property dekho.
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