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I doubt it, before I had my child I would’ve been fine buying a 2-3 bed condo but now I want the grass and whatnot. Def don’t want to raise him in Texas but not reading great things about Maryland
Philly or Vegas my dream spitsI doubt it, before I had my child I would’ve been fine buying a 2-3 bed condo but now I want the grass and whatnot. Def don’t want to raise him in Texas but not reading great things about Maryland
USDA is a cheat sheet if you are middle class as well. You just have to be willing to move outside major cities. Plenty of new builds going up in these small towns not to far from major cities.Yall better go join the military.
I live in a new housing community, homes 400k. Just opened last year in August. Every house (around 70-90) is sold and/or occupied, and they're building more. Sold signs in front yards within weeks.
All or say 95% of the owners are military or veterans. That VA loan is a cheat sheet .
I’ve only been a handful of times but Philly proper always gives me the impression of going from “nice” to “oh shyt let me gtfo here” really quick.Philly or Vegas my dream spits
BuT Philly seem crazy
Or houston cuz of asses
Your post sounds cool but that’s not an excuse for ridiculous ass pricesThreads full of doom and gloom lol.
You can buy, it's just not how we all think it's gonna happen. Yesterday's world is yesterday, and today is today. Gotta adapt, or get left behind tbh.
I know guys who get frustrated about how expensive life, which is okay. But idk where they get this idea that they life wasn't going to be hard especially when they didn't pick up a trade, go to school or grind out at a job for minute.
The Situation depends, like where I'm from you have to leave the city and move to some bumfukk town. The good news about that is they're developing areas pretty quickly.
20% down payment isn’t relevant anymore.The average home in the US is 6x the median family income.
Considering you should have a 6 month emergency fund, a 20% down payment, and 5% of the home price in closing cost most first time home buyers can’t save all that up. They go in paying way less than 20% down and take on PMI with high monthly payments to get into a home with little emergency funds and hope things work out.
It’s kinda crazy how most shyt is “let’s manipulate shyt to the point where we only ahead”I’ll never understand how a basic human right became an “investment” to be bought and sold.
Like go find the cure for cancer or something. Think of an ingenious way to easy gridlock. Innovate. But na it’s just a big game of musical cheers and you hope there’s a seat for you when the music stops. Nasty work.
I mean mortgage rates are 7% and the prices of houses are still fairly high. Whenever those rates come down the house prices will just continue to climb higher. If rates ever got back to 5% people would lose their damn minds bidding up the price of houses. Outside an economic meltdown I think we're here to stay on housing prices the average person can't afford.
At the bolded part - A mix of Land Value Tax (LVT) and Capital Gains Tax (CGT) could put a dent in that type of activity.Corporations are buying single family homes and turning every room in the house except kitchen, dining and bathrooms into rentals
Population in America has jumped from 225 million to 350 million in my lifetime
These people need to live somewhere
Supply and demand says these prices never go down unless the population goes down
It’s not about population, it’s about how certain folks choose to use and hoard resourcesDepopulate the earth brehs. Let the market free fall like in Japan. Funny thing is it'd happening regardless of if it is planned. Gen z now no longer wants conventional lives. Settling down and retiring and 65 all that. They barely can get out from under their parents. Not rushing to have kids.
No the house prices are not coming down without a crash. Break the fukking system. Let that shyt implode.
High living cost, resource scarcity? Make less humans. Have more resources. This era of civilization has peaked and we either correct it or get corrected. There's too many of us here... Harsh reality.
I see a population decline that will be conscious and subconscious that will plummet the market. Then eventually as resources become accessible again there will be boom in births and home purchases again. Maybe for your kids kids kids.
Relocation isn’t cheap and isn’t really possible for the lower middle class and below. Middle to upper middle class workers, relocation can mean pay cuts and/or moving to less dynamic job markets, which defeats the point of moving. Finally, for young families forced to relocate away from their community of family and friends, their costs ain’t getting any better when you add on needing things like childcare or babysitters when you could’ve just used granny.Bruh...all this doom and gloom talk is silly.
I don't disagree with you just the notion that you can't ppl can't buy homes. They're unwilling to buy what's out there, unwilling to settlez unwilling to relocate, etc. but there are homes that anyone can afford on the market.
told folks they better start looking into buying property with siblings or friends if they’re anti marriage/long term partnerIts not going to change.
A big part of this is that more people are also remaining single for much longer (or never get married at all).
This society was not setup for single people. People who can successfully maintain a relationship will do much better financially
Nasty workIt’s kinda crazy how most shyt is “let’s manipulate shyt to the point where we only ahead”
So much progress could be made but it’s only about dollars and cents, like think about the main reasoning why ai has been getting billions in funding
Yeah you're right, i don't think housing will get better when I really think about it.Your post sounds cool but that’s not an excuse for ridiculous ass prices