What is better living and money wise: a house, a shed house, RV or an apartment?

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

That's not easily answered. I mean off the top I'd say apt., then RV or shed house then house. But that's just figuring upfront numbers. I mean rent for an apt will probably run you around 1k a month (depending how big and where you live). A shed house you can do for as little as 10k. But where are you going to put it? For an RV it depends where you live. In Florida you can legally live in an RV. But most states you need a place (like an RV park for it. And that costs significantly). And a house is the most expensive I'd say. But there's still upkeep and repairs on the house. And with property taxes to boot even if your house is paid off you never feel like you really own it.
This is why most people choose to live according to combination of their means, desire and current situation.

[ArtemisSilver]

Depends where you live. Given how fucked up the economy is though, a new rv is probably the best cost to benefit proposition assuming you own the land and utility connections under it.

Houses are fine, but wildly over priced in many markets right now.

[jshm2]

Depends where you are and what you're doing.

In a city, apartments are great. Towns you prefer a large house. for example

[joeldalton]

A house is the only one on your list where you get tax benefits for the mortgage, and earn equity in the property.

[Dinklex3]

Depends on the person.
I like apartments.

[olivia8888888]

Apartment