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Old 26-03-10   #8
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Originally Posted by svsundar81 View Post
One point to be noted down here is,

EMI Will not increase when the time goes down. But the rent will increase.



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Sundar
Yeah, but you will have accumulated a significant sum (compounding) by saving the difference in EMI paid and rent paid, which in some areas is 100-200%!

So you can then put in more down payment, and reduce the interest paid to banks

*Have a look here:
http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?k...FM0NDMVE&hl=en

*Courtesy Abeerbagul
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