Why do zoomers complain so much about urban home/apartment prices instead of living outside of the city and commuting a bit further? Affordable land is still common in America if you look around. Just listen to podcasts or self-improvement courses during your drive to work.
>>536365837So you only need 34,000 dollars down to buy literal wilderness? Do you have even the slightest idea how much it costs to even make a quarter acre clearing with a driveway?
>>536365837shut up, you fucking retarded nigger. These financial rage bait shit posts with captions completely divorced from what is realistically probable, will not succeed. You are a Jew I presume. Be gone kike
>>536366112Dude, just move 3hrs from a city with 40k down and an income. Also build yourself a house while sleeping in a tent and keeping your job
>>536365837Gay nigger, do you know how much work you have to do to a property like this so you're not living like a caveman? You probably can't even camp on the property because of (((zoning))) laws
Just wait until you find out how much it costs to clear that land and build a house and build a sewage and water system
>>536366267Its just hilarious because I'm in a top earnings bracket for my age (25, 200k) and even a somewhat small and trivial endeavor like what OP suggets would still take years to develop, and thats assuming the owner is young and pulling at least 10k a month which almost never happens
>>536365837I hope your dog gets hit by a car, survives the trip to the vet, only to die mid-operation. Nigger.
>>536366470If that's true then you want 10 acres for privacy. Only actual farmers need more. >But I need to pay more for more land I'll maybe use in 10 years time Not efficient strategy
>>53636583748,291.95 dollars is all I need for a sail boat with internet and a fresh water maker with air conditioning and solar power
Because for some reason they are attracted to the ghetto like inner cities.
>>536366470>It will take yearsThen put in the years. Think about your future great-grandchildren. Realise the great gift you have by living in a low population density country where you actually have a viable opportunity to start an intentional community. Have you joined return to the land?
>>536365837Just save your money and rent for now, while helping family. If everything goes third world, band together; otherwise you will only be closer to owning a home, without the guillotine of a mortgage.20% down, with another 10% saved, is a good cushion. If you're single, you can rent a room to a friend to help you pay the mortgage. Easy sovereignty 1-2-3
>>536366037It's just one possible option. The broader point is that zoomers like to complain without thinking seriously about potential solutions to their complaints.
>>536366817>Viable You have no idea what it takes to show up on raw wilderness and even survive. The land is cheap because like 0.01% of people could do anything with it. You need massive capital before you start or you need to buy in cash and be a literal caveman with high survival skills
>>536366872>Zoomers like to complain Yeah why would you complain about watching the previous generations own 30 houses while such golden opportunities exist as owning a rotten box on 0.1 acres in a dangerous meth town?
>>536366817Case in point nigger, even if this is done successfully, it does nothing to change your standard of living at the current moment EVEN IF YOU HAVE CAPITAL! It is a long term vision or project. While I agree some of us need to take the burden on ourselves to lead the way and show how its done, everyone else will still be miserable and complain about their standard of living in this country
>>536366992Great things often spring from small seeds. Become and embody the change that you'd like to see.
>>536367105>>536366817If the best advice for young men is really to run to the fucking wilderness and literally start all over again from tents, your civilization might be fucking dead.
>>536366872>built in 1911
>>536365837A MUCH better question is why do glowniggers come here every single fucking day to try to claim that housing is cheap when every single person in this country and around the world at this point knows it's a lie? What purpose does this even serve?
>>536367457Well a free human caveman could actually do it pretty easily. They're mocking you for not having the skills to escape. You are a bred livestock incapable of wild existence. You NEED money.
Its a bait thread but I am willing to discuss anyway. The real reasons land like this is a trap1. Landlocked. High chance this land has zero access, there are private owners on all 4 sides and they have zero need to grant you permission to build access. These type of land plots are reserved for hunting only, for tree harvesting (harvesters will pay for access for the one month they are there every 30 years), etc. 2. Restrictions on the land. A popular trend for boomers is to leave their land to a trust that designates them as wildlife sanctuaries. Also some areas in general the government does this. So you may "own" 80 acres, but you will quickly learn you have .4 acres set aside you are allowed to build on (the location already chosen) and the rest you legally cannot touch. And its not on a timer either, theoretically it is eternal. 3. Easements. Often land that seems too good to be true, has massive utility easements on them. Your 80 acres sounds great until you realise that 50 acres of it the pipeline under the land gets to use for anything they want at any time. And it runs right down the middle. 4. This gets into the nitty gritty of land but sadly many don't realize buying land =/= buying all the rights to the land. In their quest to screw over future generations, boomers sold the right to everything on their land. Mineral rights (aka rights to everything underground like oil) not only mean that there is someone out there with a claim to your land, what may infuriate you to learn is that in US law mineral rights SUPERSEED land rights. You heard that right. If you have that 80 acre plot and a metal mining company decides they think there is a copper vein underneath, they have legal priority over you to use that land. This is one example. Timber rights are another. You may very well be buying this land without timber rights and in 4 years a logging company shows up and strips it bare. Water rights are also becoming a thing.
>>536367758You forgot to mention that 80 acres is an insane amount of land to take on for someone if they're not already an experienced profitable farmer
