My answer is D, none of the above because A: Renting does NOT cost more upfront and would not be a benefit if it were true B: Renting is MORE flexible than owning a house, and it being less flexible would not be beneficial. With renting, you can pack your things and go (possibly lose your deposit) as you wish, in a less tied down fashion and finally, C: Renting having a lease that costs money to break would not be a benefit, in fact, this is the opposite of a benefit. Perhaps if it were free to break the less, then it would be considered a benefit of renting a home.
