High Rent Prices

[joegrizzy]

look i've worked with boomers my entire life. yes, some of you have work ethic. but what a lot of you don't get it just merely waking up early isn't "work ethic" if i can get done in an hour what you get done all day.

i have never been impressed with a single boomer's "work" and honestly i have done nothing but improve their efficiency in *every* single position i've ever been in. everyone my age knows this. it's literally a joke that boomers can't open a pdf, but it's not a joke. i've seen it *countless* times.
i assure you jd, they don't work harder than me. i delivered mail for usps. those boomers that walked literally 20 steps per minute because AS LONG AS YOUR PERFORMED YOUR BASELINE THEY COULDN'T KNOCK YOU FOR GOING TOO SLOW or drove with a pen on the dash to know if they were moving too fast? come on, everyone has union shop stories.

you sound like someone who doesn't work. i'm not gonna lie. i think you "work". i think your hands are VERY clean.

 

[Bocephus123]

Right, I get it, been watching the market very closely here in Tulsa. Willing to give it a shot. Worst case scenario I'll rent it out to @joegrizzy

that all matter of opinion 80,000 dollar house across the street just sold for 176,000 owner laughed about it.

 

[Bocephus123]

I'll just rent it out to the mescans..... they pay cash. Let us know how good the wifi is in tent city.

go ahead you'll have somewhere between 12-20 living there!

 

[Bocephus123]

I just want to live in a van down by the river.

Amen where im going

 

[JD8]

that all matter of opinion 80,000 dollar house across the street just sold for 176,000 owner laughed about it.

I'm honestly not sure what you're trying to say here. The house across the street sold for double what it was worth?

 

[joegrizzy]

I'm honestly not sure what you're trying to say here. The house across the street sold for double what it was worth?

i'll take a crack and assume it's referencing a still insanely overvalued market and how people were legit banking on "pricing people out" of housing but realistically just using free money from their stay at home wife's etsy $600 a week UI under trump to buy crypto or meme stocks, OR taking out a HELOC loan on their current mortgage, using that money to buy houses, all the while only inflating the prices *for themselves* and continuing to further and further drive their nails into their own coffin by having absolutely no one to sell to because the only people *ever* buying houses during this "craze" were people *who already have houses* and they don't see the issue with this in a real world situation with real variables and real human emotions and interactions thus they will foolishly continue to overpay for housing in an insanely overpriced market.

and that's a **bold** move cotton.

 

[joegrizzy]

again, these houses *are built with literal second class citizens and the companies that hire them would not exist in a just america and only profit because of exploitation and the fact that *everyone* of a certain generation just grew up making easy money by exploiting these people to the fact that now 30 years later *millions of them will just walk into america because they know some boomer is going to hire them*.

f everything. you will never get it. you think you've made a nice future for yourself.

 

[Bocephus123]

I'm honestly not sure what you're trying to say here. The house across the street sold for double what it was worth?

yep market is way falsely inflated would never buy during this market and when it crashes people will walk out of their overpriced homes in droves. country is headed for a waterloo due to greed!

 

[TinkerTanker]

yep market is way falsely inflated would never buy during this market and when it crashes people will walk out of their overpriced homes in droves. country is headed for a waterloo due to greed!

The catch is that if you bought before summer this year, more of the money went to the homeowner. Bidenomics couldn't have that so they raised interest rates. Now the monthly payment is close to the same, but more of the money goes to the banks.

The "price of housing" isn't going down, the people getting the money is just changing from person to bank.

I'm always a buyer, but you need to take that unbalanced leverage into account.

 

[JD8]

yep market is way falsely inflated would never buy during this market and when it crashes people will walk out of their overpriced homes in droves. country is headed for a waterloo due to greed!

Are you not reading my posts? or just not understanding them? Hint: I'm selling the house I moved out of..... or may rent to mescans to piss off joey.