Agreed, but it's simply that the opportunity cost of not having the deposit in Bitcoin really is that powerful. I think my calculations were rather biased in favor of buying real estate, honestly.
RE: location, it depends on how good you are at picking your market. Places which are already nice have a premium (larger deposit = larger opportunity cost), whereas up-and-coming neighborhoods are cheaper but more of a gamble.
It’s hard to pick those up-and-coming places so as a rule its better to have the worst house in the best area than the best house in the worst I guess…
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