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[quote=Anonymous]Personal decision OP, and there is nothing wrong with either option. I always err on the side of taking on debt for things like this - I like to keep my liquid funds liquid, so I can use them for emergencies or other investment opportunities that may arise, or for luxuries that I have to pay for 100% upfront. You might want to consider that interest rates will (probably?) decline in the long run, so you might be able to refinance at a lower rate down the road, reducing your monthly costs. Mortgage interest deductions revert to higher levels at the end of 2025, barring some kind of further legislation from Congress. God forbid property values plummet, in a dire scenario you can walk away from a mortgage and lose only the down payment. [/quote]
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