He's almost right. He's right if you ignore the "future value of money" component, and the fact that you didn't have to pay interest on whatever the amount of the discount is (I assume you got a mortgage, and weren't well off enough to buy it outright.... and in that case, you probably saved at least the amount of the discount in reduced mortgage interest.)Originally Posted by Timbuk2
Uhm. Yes. Well. Um.
You're right.
Well, I guess he just said you'd have to sell it at a discount... which really isn't the same discount because of the above factors. So he's right... but also not right. Or something.
So... uh, damn that unlucky number 13, saving you money on your mortgage and so forth.
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