/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56026494
>61% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck.

Those are the losers who never become homeowners.

>>55959191
>single mcdonalds workers can't afford a home in 2023

Homes weren't meant for everyone

Only retards rent

>>55766843
You're in the bottom 40% of society

>>55685360
because most of us already own and have it paid off or have it financed at a low interest rate

zoomers are the only ones getting screwed, but they won't do shit

>>55428077
i'm so happy zoomers missed out on housing

couldn't have happened to a worse generation of humans

>>54764191
Holy Zoomer cope LMFAO

>>54659196
>in 15 years, something may happen
>we just need to vote our way out of this
>loose

God bless you. Thank you for renting.

>>53990789
It's just mental gymnastics by renters to cope with the fact that they're the losers in society.

They don't make enough, they don't save enough, they pick the least affordable places in the country, then claim it's impossible to do something that the vast majority of Americans have already done.

>>53856269
Vast majority of Americans own their homes. Sorry you missed out.

>>53856198
You won't do shit.

>>53543090
huh?

>>53467822
Don't be scared. 2/3 of people in this country own their home, and this country is full of morons. Just find a place you're comfortable living in, can afford, is cheaper than renting, and you'll do fine if you hold it long enough (>5 years). The Fed isn't going to let real estate crash, real estate is how most normies acquire wealth and they do not want the normies to realize that their rate hikes are what destroyed their wealth.

Just make sure you do research on who the owners are of the property you're interested in, don't assume anything they're telling you about why they're selling - always assume its because there's a neighbor with wind chimes or a dog that won't shut up, and look up property records of the adjacent neighbors.

My belief is that no neighbors are good neighbors, everyone sucks in this world, so live outside a city with amenities and get as much land as possible. I went from townhouse, to suburban home, to rural home, to a home on 10 wooded acres, and I cannot be convinced to go in the opposite direction.

>just get the 66% of americans who own property to pay more taxes to help out the 33% who dont

good luck