Posted on 03/18/2024 2:21:49 PM PDT by Kaiser8408a
How bad is Bidenomics for the American middle class? We know that inflation is far higher under China/Ukraine Joe (even with those awful looking Hoka shoes), but the pain that is being felt is attrocious.
Nike has made a pair of shoes fitting Biden’s international image.
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The immigrants where I am (whether legal or otherwise) have this solved......they just live 10-12 to a household and split the cost.....problem solved. 🤷
And someday soon they’ll be living in your house because you have so much more than you need or deserve and they need it and deserve it while you don’t and you will have to find other accommodations.
I wish I were joking.
I know your not joking.....just watch Europe......whatever happens there will eventually happen here......putting muslims in leadership positions is stage 1.
Well for this old guy planning to sell soon, I watch every day to see how much it has increased in price since 2020 and can’t help but smiling...
In the mid 80’s an 11% Mortgage rate was good. Prices will need to adjust downward soon.
I was just on the realtor.com website before you posted.
Newly constructed homes are going for $600,000-$2,000,000+. Almost all of them are larger than 5,000 square feet.
This is in the poorest large city in the United States (average household income is $54,000).
There are several in my neighborhood that just sit empty, and have been for years.
Either there will have to be a change in the way houses are constructed to lower production cost (eg 3D printing) or there will simply be a smaller number of homes built.
So you're planning to live in a cardboard box?
Nope I plan on going back to the Philippines soon, I can get VA care in Manila and have always liked that part of the world since Uncle Sam sent me to SE Asia for my summer trip.
I look at the way the prices have gone it up here and selling is the best choice for me, there is no doubt I will be able to buy lots of cardboard boxes lol
Cash buyers don't care about mortgage rates, and they seem to be driving the market in my area. Not sure how long that can continue.
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