/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55336110
>>55336110
I can afford A HOME because I have one BTC.

Check em

>>55336110
I bought in 2022 tho...

>>55336110


One post bot.

>>55336388
Me too

>>55336110
In the priciest real-estate markets, home ownership has almost become a type of "bizarre feudalism" in which the only way most people can afford to buy a home is if they receive an inheritance or other forms of financial support from family members.

If your parents were well off and had a paid-for home that escalated greatly in value, then you too can have a home. But, by the way, all of you people whose parents didn't own a home, I guess your destiny is a lifetime of serfdom. You will never own a home.

>>55336110
I’ll be buying a house this year with only $12k in savings. Wish me luck.

>>55336110
true

>>55336110
It's ok I didn't want to live past 50 anyway

>compared to $15k for the average ND cuck
Warren Buffet can't stop losing.

>>55336110
Kys bot. DemoraliZitik

I unironically dont understand how Americans can make 40k at mcdonalds (70k for any basic degree job) and still bitch they can't buy a 300k house on a mortgage.

Here in eurolands houses are also 300k, but a doctor makes 40k

>>55336110
i am a single male not paying rent and I could have bought a house a year ago but instead I invested everything and since then I've gain 80k on stocks while home values dropped. Hoomers in their 30 years of coping are literally the midwits of finance. Anyone who bought a house as an investment in the last 2 years is wetarded

>>55336989
cause 1/4 people get cancer and become financially ruined if they dont die

>>55336110

I live in a van and fuck slimey blonde bbw pussy every weekend. Bitch almost breaks my suspension.

>>55336391
Yea seriously what is with the demoralization bots? I’m beginning to actually become a schizo

>>55337038
Living the dream

>>55337049
They are trying to make people who are autistic and smart rope so we can't compete with them.

>>55337056

Once you accept to live in the filth, you embrace it.

>closed on my first house in September 2020
>bought in an area where the local economy got fucked hard by the coof from boomers who were desperate to sell so they could retire and move closer to grandchildren
>since nobody was buying in my market at that time I managed to negotiate them down 30% from their asking price plus they paid my closing costs and agreed to most repairs I requested
>if you look at a home value chart of my house it starts plummeting in April 2020, reaches rock bottom in September 2020 (which was almost exactly what I paid), starts a slow recovery for a few months then skyrockets
>less than 3 years of owning and it's already worth almost twice what I paid and I haven't done any major renovations
>if I was buying now I could just barely afford to buy my house and I'd be house-poor
>tfw people I know who told me I shouldn't buy in a pandemic either waited another year or two to buy and had to pay much more due to higher interest rates and higher prices or they're priced out, seething rentcucks
>tfw 3% interest rate, cheap mortgage payments and a lot of equity because I didn't listen to scared normies
>tfw made it just in time to be part of the landed gentry

>>55336549
Where I live you can't ever get ahead either, because selling on the streets/out of residential rental properties is banned, and renting any kind of storefront or selling through consignment means you ultimately only get 40$ of the total sale, with 60% going to the property owner.

Think about that. The only way you can afford a house is to work hard enough to buy three houses for the land-owning class (through rent, to pay off a mortgage, and fees to access the market), who has done nothing.

Fuck boomers.

Once Zoomers start getting lucky enough to buy homes their lawns are going to turn into hood jungle shit. They will be too lazy and too glued to technology to do any lawn care themselves and too poor to pay for lawn care. The whole country's lawns will look like lawns of abandoned houses in Detroit.

ive made peace with that OP

im currently living in the masters of someone elses house, utilities included, for $600 us dollarinos a month.

i cant imagine not living in the masters of your own house that you are living in but its obviously mutually beneficial to the both of us.

>>55337140
Maybe the bees will make a comeback. I let mine grow out a few days to week longer than I probably should so that they have something to eat.

I'm not like a gay vegan or anything. Just think bees are rad.

>>55337140
>their lawns
lmao new zoning laws for denser housing are going to make it so that lawns don exist anymore, you're going to have a small shitty patio and you will like it.