| ▲ | bluefirebrand 9 hours ago | |
> They might have been "buying" a home with a long-term mortgage Oh thanks for reminding me, people used to buy houses on 20 year mortgages now to make them remotely affordable they have to be 30-year mortgages Good catch! | ||
| ▲ | EA-3167 9 hours ago | parent [-] | |
I take it from the shift in tone that you understood my point, although you don't particularly care to discuss it. I get it, no one ever wants to hear that biggest changes have been: More people More money More people with more money More competition for something previously limited to far fewer people historically Costs rise Expectations rise Debt rises And now if you've been keeping track we're at the "people who can't afford delivery finance their Doordash with a short-term loan" stage of the game. | ||