Dave Chilton

Like I'm not married, so don't get mad at me.

I didn't set the rules, but there is a big advantage.

And so, yeah, I can see it.

I definitely think, in fact, some people will come up with ways around that.

All right, let's move over to the real estate market.

Always a difficult thing to talk about because it's very much regionalized and it can be very positive and growing in some areas and scuffling in others like Southwestern Ontario, where I am right now.

I put out there over the last year or two, as I've done a lot more research on this, rewriting the book, that man, it's expensive to own a home.

Holy smokers.

Like when you add up not just the mortgage cost, but property taxes, insurance, upkeep, all of these different types of things, it is really costly.

And a lot of those things, property tax and home insurance are good examples, have been rising at a greater than CPI pace and therefore a greater than income pace over the last little while.

What are your thoughts there?

Anytime I come on this podcast and say that in some instances, renting is an all right way to go.

I get hammered.

So I'm glad that Brian said it.

Okay.

Just remember it was him that said it.

So when you comment below, say that guy, that guest is an idiot, Dave.

Don't say it about me.

But in some cases, the math favors it.

I've said fairly boldly, this isn't right for everybody.