To: Unassuaged
Also, Boomers often got to ride the wave of home ownership without much effort - Younger people are not able to do that. Not saying I agree, but the differences are stark. How so is that?
I bought my first home in 1987 right before I got married. The interest rate for my home loan was 12% and I thought that was great, being that a little before then rates were in the upper teens.
62 posted on
05/21/2024 1:40:43 PM PDT by
dznutz
To: dznutz
Not sure what you are taking exception to here. Sounds like you are a genXer.
68 posted on
05/21/2024 1:49:07 PM PDT by
Unassuaged
(I have shocking data relevant to the conversation!)
To: dznutz
How so is that? I bought my first home in 1987 right before I got married. The interest rate for my home loan was 12% and I thought that was great, being that a little before then rates were in the upper teens.What did the average home cost as a multiple of average earnings in the 70s? The 80s? Look at it now. Its at least twice as expensive in real terms.
69 posted on
05/21/2024 1:49:17 PM PDT by
FLT-bird
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