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Are houses still a good investment in the US?
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not unless you will live within 1 days travel of that house without using a car or plane
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>>62038366
I would be living in the house. This is a rent for cheaper and invest the extra VS buy a house to live in for more money discussion
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>>62038362
For me it was, I just bought a house and sold my condo. But I love in a major city
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>>62038370
The breakeven on a 30 year fixed is currently around 14 years. If you don't plan on living there 14 years you may be better off renting
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>>62038362
no, wait until 2028. houses will tank in the majority of US markets
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>>62038380
the thing is it's not a decision you should make for financial reasons. it's almost always a poor financial outcome relative to renting and investing the money instead of spending it on home ownership. you buy a home for the lifestyle.
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>>62038405
No chance, there is barely any new construction in most markets, 50% of home owners have >50% equity, majority of mortgages are at less than 3%, historically low foreclosure rates.
tl;dr supply will increase and demand will only go up as the population goes up and outpaces housing availability even more
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>>62038412
*supply will not increase
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>>62038362
Location matters a lot, same for insurance costs. Stay away from flood or disaster prone areas and urban youth and youll be ok
>>bought house for 115, did 30k in repairs over a couple years, mortgage is 800 a month
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>>62038405
>two more years
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>house supply is actually decreasing relative to population
>demand is increasing
We're fucked.
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>>62038409
Not sure that's true. Depends on your local market

I currently pay $1300 per month to live in a town where rent starts at $3k. Also my house has consistently earned more money than I do every year for the last 15 years.

It really depends where you live
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House always has been, marxism has spoken.
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>>62038362
No live with your parents until they die.
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>>62041834
They live with me.
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I inherited a 12.5 acre farm with a house its small like a trailer but actually a home, with a trailer on the property thats thrashed but has hookups, I'm asking for 150k and everyone in the area wants insane fucking prices for their homes yet Im getting no offers.



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