[riri]

That's why I have to laugh when I see freepers posting about the folly of American's trading houses out and not staying in the same house for 40 years and paying off the mortgage like my parents did.

Here in Phoenix and suburbs, a middle class neighborhood can hold it's own for 15 years, approximately. After 15 years, it's rental city, break-ins, car theft, full extended family from some third world cess pool, etc.

[ReagansShinyHair]

Here in Phoenix and suburbs, a middle class neighborhood can hold it's own for 15 years, approximately. After 15 years, it's rental city, break-ins, car theft, full extended family from some third world cess pool, etc.

Isn't it weird how some states used to be getting better all the time? Neighborhoods used to improve and stay nice for generations. How did that happen?

[international american]

"Here in Phoenix and suburbs, a middle class neighborhood can hold it's own for 15 years, approximately. After 15 years, it's rental city, break-ins, car theft, full extended family from some third world cess pool, etc."

Exactly.