I don't think so.

A rental house is almost always more expensive if it's an apples-to-apples space, or the renter's use of it is significantly restricted even though it looks similar. Sometimes both.

There can be temporary mispricings of rent vs mortgages, but they correct, and they go in both directions. There are always small mispricings in housing markets that let individuals do exceptionally well (or be ripped off.)

>I don't think so.

this isnt a valid response. you are just wrong. https://constructioncoverage.com/research/cities-where-its-c...