JetFueledThoughts
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If yall are on Twitter you need to follow this man
I need to get this one for real.
Having the ability to do something doesn't mean it's a good idea. Buying a house shouldn't be taken lightly because home ownership can introduce more problems than it solves. People who can't save up 20% for a down payment and on top of that don't have several thousand in the bank beyond that to furnish the house and still have an emergency fund left over have no business buying a house.
Many people go into buying a house and are living on the edge. If they lost their job they probably couldn't even make it 3 months in that home before skipping out on paying the mortgage.
I feel like if you not putting down 20% and furnishing the house and having enough money in the bank after that to live a year without work then why are you buying a house? Rent something and stack chips and let the landlord deal with all the ownership problems. If my furnace goes out my landlord replaces it same with the air conditioner. If a broke homeowner has that happen they're fukked. Water pipes burst and you living paycheck to paycheck what then?
Has any of these books paid off for any of you who bought them yet? I'm thinking about coping a couple of them myself is why I ask.
I'm getting the books. But I wonder how his advice compare to Boyce Watkins or Claude Anderson's advice? More factual? More relatable? More accurate? More "I read this and it actually helped me make money"?
That post got 30 daps but goes against alot of what dudes on here say to do. Theres countless threads about buying a house as an investment.
I always chalked it up to him being in Cali, and basing his opinion on the housing market out there.That post got 30 daps but goes against alot of what dudes on here say to do. Theres countless threads about buying a house as an investment.
If you have read the books and understand why he says houses aren't investments, then feel free to listen to Coli dudesThat post got 30 daps but goes against alot of what dudes on here say to do. Theres countless threads about buying a house as an investment.