You know how property investors are looked at like gods today for investing in property 10-20-30 years ago

Will still still be the case in the following decades?

Yes but with bitcoin investors

only if interest rates go back down (they won't)

>>60556750 (OP)
>property investors are looked at like gods
only by zoomers and they don't know enough to have a useful opinion on the matter.

>>60556750 (OP)
>looked at like gods

by whom? retards like you? property has average 6.5% returns, it underperfomed index funds

>Will still still be the case in the following decades?

no, the monetary premium on property is being stripped away as it should be. as it is a consumable good with enormous costs attached to it and illiquid markets

>>60556750 (OP)
>You know how property investors are looked at like gods today
no

if anything the losers here constantly tell everyone how great it is to rent because they can't afford to buy.
>>60557117
>property has average 6.5% returns, it underperfomed index funds
it greatly outperformed the 100% loss you take on rent though.

interest eats up most of that gain, but then taxes give it back. And inflation really pays back. I paid $100k for a house but then after interest it was $250k but after inflation I still made $500k. And I got the $150k in interest back in tax deductions.

>>60557181

Renting and putting money in the QQQ vastly outperforms home ownership

>>60557188
only if you don't figure in inflation, the complete loss of your rent, and tax write offs.

Back in the real world my mortgage payment is now a third of your rent, and my house has quietly inflated to almost a million dollars.

had I rented I never would have had money to invest anyways. Rent where I live is most of the average person's salary.

>>60557188
>vastly
No.

>>60556750 (OP)
no. probably not.

>>60557195
Ok grandpa just ignore property taxes, manual labor, extra bills costs having to live in the suburbs hours wasted in traffic commutes and being tied down to a 30 year loan lol its Saturday man go mow your lawn

>>60556772
This

There's no reason a house should be 10 times more expensive just because the earth span around the sun a dozen times.

>>60556840
There is a way to keep kicking the can(theoretically)

The fed just needs to swap its adjustments from a linear granularity to an exponential granularity. Basically the closer rates get to 0, the cuts or hikes should be smaller. On a relative basis, there is no difference from cutting 1% to 0.5% and cutting 10% to 5%. With this change they can consistently reduce the debt basis by relatively equivalent amounts and never worry about hitting fucky negative values

>>60556750 (OP)
no. appreciation is slowing down and it's basically impossible to cash flow on a property you buy today with anything less than 50% down.

>>60561075
Because the planned White Genocide is taking place, property prices will continue going up depending where you live.

>>60556750 (OP)

Hard to say. Where I'm at, there's a bunch of empty commercial properties that cannot get tenants and other places are kicking businesses out because they are so far behind on rent here in western Canada.

These property management groups don't want to drop prices though. They'd rather keep rent high and just write off the loss on vacant buildings than to drop rent and just get a more reliable income stream. Because the second rents drop, property values do too.

It sort of feels like it's reaching a point where small businesses can't afford to operate under rent prices. I'm looking for a 2000 square foot warehouse space and thinking about holding off until next year since pricing seem to be cooling.

>>60561112
>telling everyone we go from 4 to 10%
this will destroy the economy

>>60556750 (OP)

>>60556772
this but LINK marines instead

If you can get into commerical real estate do it. Residential real estate flat lined 10 years ago its oversaturated with agents. Goofies.

>>60559287
You are paying for all of those things in jacked up rent prices my man. "manual labor" of what exactly? Mowing my own lawn? That I own? vs "oh THANK GOD jose's team is blowing these leaves around for 3 hours for my property manager. Phew! I'm glad I don't have to spend 20 minutes mowing a lawn that I own. That would really cut into my chode time!"

>>60556750 (OP)
thanks for the laugh

>>60556750 (OP)
I see them as blood sucking parasites

>>60556750 (OP)
when prices go down the ones that are still paying mortgages will kill themselves, it's like everybody forgot about 2008