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And completely agreed. Capitalism makes no sense | |
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And they all look empty. Funds bout to go belly up and ruin the price of homes.
Got some folks that say their are 10 homes in their neighborhood that sold during the pandemic price boom that got filled with renters immediately and are all now empty and look abandoned with the yards fu*ked up. They say it was like a domino effect. One by one the renters dipped and some were gone months after moving in. It's gonna be 2011 2012 prices were you can get a crib for $50k in a major metropolitan area. With the exception of CA, NY, and few others. |
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I don’t own rn but within 5 years I will. There’s too much money to be made. I was in the wrong lane to build wealth but now I’m locked in.
Idc what’s goin on in the economy imma get mines. The job market is booming. Sometimes it takes moving out of expensive cities gettin money in a cheaper one and stack to cop a*sets. If you need 40-50k down then you gotta do what you gotta do. Roomate work hard and don’t have a significant other just smash a roster and sacrifice. Places like nyc San Fran and LA have the most opportunities but the problem is even when you make 100k the buying process is slow cause the cribs worth an M on the lower end. Whereas in the south you coulda been had two cribs n a few cars then just move back to the big city cause you won’t feel anxious about buying anymore. |
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Def looking for other ways to make bread. This just steady motion. | |
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They’re making build to rent communities all throughout Houston and TX period. Housing is definitely a commodity to Wall Street and these big investment firms but I don’t see it being sustainable long term. This is just a short term play to hedge inflation and their wealth. Once they see it won’t last long, they’ll start selling off. Just my prediction at least
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