Buying a home is the worst financial decision you can make

>>60545347 (OP)
HOEmeowners eternally bfto'd /endthread

>>60545365
Too busy paying your property taxes to respond, retards?

>>60545347 (OP)
HOE-owners scared to pop their heads out cuz they finna pay property taxes LMAO

>>60545347 (OP)
Jealous?

Sorry, OP. Not adopting your shitty OC.

>>60545347 (OP)
>buying a home is the worst financial decision you can make

>>60545446
>AInigger
>OC

>>60545371
>t. the retard who pays rent every single month is seething at the people who only pay once a year at only a fraction of your monthly payments, then can just make it all back when they sell anyway while your rent just dissolves into your landlord's ledgers.
Not owning your own property is the worst lifestyle decision you can possibly make.
No wonder you are so angry and emotionally fragile.

Disgusting rentoid freak.

Im going to raise the rent when this lease is up just to spite you, monkey.

>>60545347 (OP)
You have to share walls with people though. My property is big enough I never hear my neighbors unless their dog is going ballistic. I can play my music as loud as I want at 1am and nobody will ever say anything to me. I also can stomp as much as I want. Feel like exercising late at night? Don't have to leave my house. Plus nothing like waking up to a cup of tea in your beautifully manicured garden that you designed

seeing kanye propagate the fascist aesthetic is just proof society is a scripted drama

because the system of control is so structured that your performative sense of rebellion is just feature to be used and exploited

>>60545347 (OP)
>be me
>2016
>2 years into career
>rented but saving
>use savings for 40% down-payment
>finance remaining 150k @ 2.45%
>coworkers laugh
>rentoid coworkers say that's throwing money away
>"Stonks bro STONKS"
>start aggressively paying off
>contribute minimum to employee match
>max IRA
>get promoted
>pay off house in 26 months
>learn about house hacking
>apply same strategy to another small rentals
>covid
>housing rockets 3x
>people boasting that 401k has 2x
>people at work now cant get mortgages
>house is now worth 650k and paid off
>two rentals paid off, ROI 18% and 22%
>41% and 35% adjusted ROI
>house values have 2x
>I have one closing next week
>tenant is buying the other one
>shits going to dump
I'll use the proceeds to buy more real estate in a couple years when this bottoms, but im out, and my co workers are still without a home, they just have numbers on a screen because price and rates are too high. Having a paid off house is by far the best wealth building tool, but you need to be on the right side of the transaction. Don't buy now, stack cash and get ready to pounce and pay your shit off.

What about a trailer house?

>>60545580
Yes buying a trailer house to put on land you don't own is actually a much worse financial decision than buying a starter home with the land included.

>buying land
it's your planet