Thread 509674658

Why does everyone think they deserve to live in a 3000 square foot house with a big backyard?

I deserve 5k sq ft. 3k was the bare minimum for upper lower class until we got jeeted.

>>509674658 (OP)
Because there is plenty of land, and building a large house isn't much more difficult than building a small one. Governments catering to boomers and third worlders prevent us from having this.

If you don't already have a house you will never get one. You can't go back in time to a better way of living. That shit is only in the movies. Trump is trying to do the best he can to improve life for Americans and you see the shit he gets for his trouble.

>>509674658 (OP)
i have a 800sqft house and its based, its much cheaper to cool and heat or paint. i have all the room i nèed. i do have a 6 acre backyard though

>>509674658 (OP)
>278m2
A bit overkill.
200 is basically optimal.

>>509675665
Why not? You can just buy a house. It's not magic.

i already own that but with a small backyard overlooking a drainage ditch and the grass is mostly dead. less lawn maintenance at least

>>509676171
Because the west has fallen.
Billions must die.

>>509674658 (OP)
Why do you think it should be unaffordable for some people? When the scarcity is artificial and engendered by the rich? Do you it's fair to pay parasite landlords for the only virtue of being born before than you?
Did you know that In Japan made homes depreciating assets in order to discourage parasitism and hoarding?

FUCKING RETARDED BURGERBRAIN

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZA4MVq73s8

>>509676660
Homes are depreciating assets.
Homes do not get better with age.

>>509676660
>Why do you think it should be unaffordable for some people when the scarcity is artificial and engendered by the rich? Do you think it's fair to pay parasite landlords for the only virtue of being born before than you

>>509674658 (OP)
Poasted by brown hands

>>509674658 (OP)
I don't.
I live in a 898 sq ft with .15 acre and i'm fine.
would love to have one acre with like 1500 sq ft.

Why do zoomer think they deserve one in the most expensive, trendy areas of a dense city?

>>509676171
Even junk fixer uppers are a quarter million now. Houses that went for $70K ten years ago are over a million now. Not magic but banks may not approve a loan of a million for shitty run down house.

>>509675205
>building a large house isn't much more difficult than building a small one.
Post some pictures of a few of the houses you built and tell us the breakdown in materials.
>third worlders prevent us
Which third worlds have prevented you from building more houses? When did that start?

>>509674658 (OP)
But I do live in a nice house with a big back yard.

>>509674658 (OP)
how dare people expect at least the quality of life of their parents

>>509676660
>parasite
Show your real flag and tell us what you do for work.
>>509676806
>Even junk fixer uppers are a quarter million now.
What do you do for work and how much savings do you have?

>>509676773
It's relative, depends mostly on the laws; for example in america the home doesn't mater much as the location

>>509677060
Currently, I work in finance management or in less fancy words, I play the Wall Street and Crypto casino
I'm from Argentina

>>509674658 (OP)
Because it was affordable 30 years ago. Dumb question.

>>509674658 (OP)
All their favorite TV shows since TV started featured normal people with large houses and mediocre jobs/wealth. Large spaces are vastly easier to film in.

>>509677517
>I'm a crypto millionaire.
Of course you are.
>I'm in Argentina
Of course you are.

>>509676868
Nigger, I said the g o v e r n m e n t, in catering to third worlders and other groups, prevents us from building.
And, it's obvious that scaling makes things only slightly more expensive.
>first kid is the most expensive
>cooking for 5 is basically the same effort as cooking for 17
>after renting and moving and excavator to your plot, digging a bigger foundation hole is nothing

>>509674658 (OP)
Mostly because that’s what everyone had at one point and I remember it and it was very nice

>>509678153
So "the government" is preventing you from building homes to sell?
Well, I guess there's nothing else to do but feel sorry for yourself in your goon cave and e-cry on social media about what a helpless victim you are.
>Renting an excavator is the only variable cost in building a larger house.
I can tell you've built your fair share and understand the business end of it. I'll concede a giant judeo boomer conspiracy to cater to third worlders is the only reasonable explanation of why you aren't a home owner.

>>509678505
This.

>>509678547
They don't just pile on the red tape if you want more housing, apartments or anything else. They also mass immigrate people which drives the prices of buying and renting way up. Which is good for your portfolio if you own a lot of rentals but miserable if you are looking for a new place to live. But you know all that. I write for the anons who don't.

>>509678547
You're actually retarded.

>>509674658 (OP)
It has nothing to do with deserve. There is no meritocracy. You get what you take. Blackmail the right pedophiles and you run the USA . . . People just need to start killing the rich until all Americans can live in the hose they want. Until the rich pedophiles that raped children with Jeffrey Epstein and P Diddy are in jail, there is no reason to give a fuck about any "laws."

>>509679254
Have you considered trying to pick one of those white areas that isn't a mountain, desert or national forest to build your home?
Seriously though. You've never held a job, you have no education, skills or savings, nigger tier credit and have never held a hammer in real life. Stop fucking pretending the government is the reason you're a broke loser and not out building a house for yourself right now.

>>509674658 (OP)
I'd be fine with any size house on 100 acres of land.

>>509676296
is the drainage ditch concrete?

>>509676868
post what have you built nigger

>>509674658 (OP)
That house is under 1000 sqft.

>>509674658 (OP)
>deserve
The amount of productivity output by the average worker certainly equates to more than that if averaged out over their lifespan.

>>509674658 (OP)
ive had a 3bdrm/2bath 4,200 sq ft house since 2006, huge backyard, fireplace, finished basement (with a pool table) because I worked and didnt leech off of mommy and daddy until my mid 40s

>>509675205
Any moar hailey? Also I don’t want poor losers to have homes

>>509676868
>Post some pictures of a few of the houses you built and tell us the breakdown in materials.
Okay. I built an entire 54 unit subdivision full of 2-5 bdrm houses.
MATERIALS:
1 tractor with scoops
2 bobcats with scoops, forks, etc
1 large plate compactor
1 ridiculously expensive and overly complicated level
54 lots worth of exterior plumbing
54 lots worth of framing lumber
54 lots worth of rebar to tie for the driveways and garages
54 lots worth of interior plumbing
54 lots worth of interior wiring
54 lots worth of geothermal
54 lots worth of ducting
54 lots worth of finishing lumber
54 lots worth of landscaping materials
54 lots worth of bricks for patios, walkways, and common areas
That's just some of it.
Now how about you?

>>509682236
The amount of productivity output by the average worker equates to 5 boomerniggers from 20 years ago. And the boomerniggers had more purchase power and less housing inflation than today.

>>509682613
I mostly have Francine, Betty Boop and Fifi La Fume

>>509683231
Housing is not for commie losers

Hailey #1

>>509674658 (OP)
Boomer mentality. It’s what the boomers got so they expect it too, however unrealistic that is.

>>509683388
I agree that all commies should be tortured and killed.
And Hayley's mom is hot.

>>509674658 (OP)
That's how peasants lived 300 years ago

>>509674658 (OP)
I'd be happy with 1400sqft on a 1/6 acre lot in a non ghetto area but that starts at about $900k where I live

>>509679254
>bro why can't I live in Area 51

Surely a boomer die off will increase supply and bring down prices.
That should start in large numbers in about 10 years.
Even children inheriting will have to sell if they need to split the estate with other heirs. Those houses will hit the market, and many at the same time.

>>509684172
They will be bought as investment properties with cash. High demand for housing is a constant that will keep housing prices high.

>>509683985
The Bureau of Land Management controls all the land that hadn't been claimed by homesteaders by 1976. Lincoln wanted this land to go to the American people to populate the west. Congress arbitrarily ended the homestead act so the government could keep the land.
This is not National Parks, National Forests, or Military Bases.
This is one example of many of the government preventing citizens from building something for themselves. It also infringes on western states' sovereignty disproportionately.

>>509674658 (OP)
I'd settle for 1000 sq ft and a small yard but I can't even have that.

>>509684957
Who is going to afford all these million dollar homes after AI replaces half the white collar workers?
Maybe that’s what finally bursts the bubble.

>>509684957
When I was house shopping, they kept telling me what a good investment home ownership is. As long as people don't trust dollars, there will be a strong incentive to keep supply low.