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evince said:
You can still buy a house and rent it for more than your payment in lots of locations


When I bought my second home I rented my first for one for hundred under my payment


What a great investment that 100 dollars a month was


That house is where I live now

It’s worth over fives times what I paid for it


I now rent my second home for well over for the payment


I could get more too


I’m just to nice to raise the rent that high on my existing renter
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But it's not as good for people as it used to be, deshy.
 
evince said:
My family was dirt poor

They rented

When I left home I would act the grandparent role to my little sis and brother


Even supplemented their income at times so they could make it


My little bro and sis moved in with me when they moved out


I put my self through school while doing it


Nearly every person in my family lived with me at some point


There were 8 kids in my family


I was number six



I own Two homes


Now I’m retired


No grandma money


No daddy money


NO HELP


I married a great guy and we built a life

All on our own
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Good for you! But I bet you wish you had some proper dick.

Something you may never see again in your life.

Maybe you could get some if you stopped being a Godzilla cunt.
 
evince said:
Housing prices have slowed and even reversed some


Interest rates are still historically low

Great news for people buying their first home
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1) Interest rates are nowhere near being at 'historical lows'.

Interest rates are about 10 times higher than they were about a year ago.

https://www.fxempire.com/macro/united-states/interest-rate


The prime is at 5.50 and was at 3.25 a year ago.

http://www.fedprimerate.com/prime_rate_history-monthly.htm


What do you do - make up shit and hope it is correct?


2) on top of which?
The Household Survey (which the unemployment rate is based on) of the BLS says that there are less Americans working now than there were in March.

https://www.bls.gov/charts/employment-situation/civilian-employment.htm


And this is your idea of a good time to buy a home?
With high inflation and declining, US jobs?


Not only are you a pathetic troll.
But you clearly know DICK about real estate.

Bye troll.
 
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It looks to me like we are importing about 3.5 million humans a year, on the way to at least 5.

Supply and Demand.
 
On the other hand the Revolution is clearly hostile to property rights and is working to lower the quality of life in the suburbs (they dont believe in suburbs!)...which will degrade prices.
 
Many major cities are becoming third world unlivable...by design of the Revolution......which lowers prices.
 
Almost every American has far to go before they process how profoundly we have been betrayed.

It is emotionally a difficult thing to do......and people have been molded to be fragile by our abusers.
 
Hawkeye10 said:
It looks to me like we are importing about 3.5 million humans a year, on the way to at least 5.

Supply and Demand.
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The number of immigrants in the USA has been decreasing in the last few years, which has cost our economy dearly.
 
Hawkeye10 said:
Says Who?
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I know you have a narrative that you want to be true, but a lot of the facts disagree with that narrative.

Net international migration—that is, accounting for both arrivals, whether authorised or not, and departures—added 247,000 to America’s population between July 2020 and July 2021. That was the smallest increase in the past three decades, and less than a third of the annual average during that time.
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The number of Mexicans living in America peaked 15 years ago. Many older migrants have returned home. Indeed, for all the furore about the southern border, the estimated population of unauthorised immigrants in the United States has declined during that same period, from 12.2m in 2007 to perhaps 10m in 2020.
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https://www.economist.com/united-st...on-has-become-an-economic-problem-for-america
 
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