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The home you live in should is not an ‘investment’ says financial expert Jason Heath. So paying such low rent in Toronto, the couple should consider staying put and socking away more cash.
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The home you live in should is not an ‘investment’ says financial expert Jason Heath. So paying such low rent in Toronto, the couple should consider staying put and socking away more cash.
The 31-year-old social worker earns $93,000 annually and picks up shifts for another part-time job.
Stacey is a renter who also owns a rental property and is wondering if it makes sense to buy a second one.
The couple has a combined annual income of $260,000, a modest mortgage, and is wondering how best to invest their savings.