ThisIsJohnnyHere we go again š
I hope the housing market crashes so I can afford to move out of this shit hole
BearbieDude, fucking tell me about it. I make $30 an hour and canāt even afford an apartment in my own where I live. Iāve been reduced to living in my parents backyard in a small house we built.
Can I just please find something affordable already!
XillyWe talk about this often with the hope the market will crash again so we can buy a house. A house comparable to my parentās home who paid less than 85k in 1992 would now cost nearly 300k. Itās insane.
Whenever I was attempting to house shop in my city I couldnāt find anything that was livable for less than $400k. I grew up very poor so Iām not being hyperbolic whenever I say ālivableā. I was not looking for anything glamorous. There were houses that should have been condemned going for $350k. This was in a āmediumā cost of living area. I couldnāt even imagine what it would cost to buy in a high cost of living area.
A crash will not result in cheap houses for you to buy.
A crash will result in large corporations buying a huge amount of the housing stock for cheap, and renting them out at a higher cost because they can afford to and you canāt.
Itāll result in banks stopping lending so you canāt get a mortgage anymore.
Itāll skyrocket interest rates and deposits so youāll have to save double what you did before.
A crash will fuck us all, because these days, everything does.
I Cast FistThe irony is that you can bet your ass the govt will step in to help the banks stay afloat while dooming the 90%, instead of regulating shit so it doesnāt happen AGAIN
Sadly, I feel this is the fucking truth. Five years ago I watched a couple of close family members of mine trying desperately to buy a house and every damn time the ones they went to see that were publicly listed, kept getting bought up by speculators, and by people who would own swaths of homes to then turn into high priced rentals. So yeah, I can feel it in my bones; those types are all just eagerly awaiting that next crash and then they will come running as fast as they can with all their vast monies in hand, to scoop up what little is left, that could have and should have been there first, for the rest of us.
Every crash is a wealth transfer from the poor to the rich.
We get squeezed and forced to sell anything we have of value just to survive.
The rich then use this as their buying opportunity while we are desperate and prices are low
I thought we had a lot more financial crises than that.
Youāre not among the rich, that means youāre always dealing with financial crises. They usually come in the form of āthe company wasnāt profitable enough, so weāre firing peopleā
That is because you are poor. These crises also affected the rich.
Pope-King Joeā¦second?
This meme is a few years late
GhostalmediaIām on my 6th or 7th
Something happened in the 80ās, but I canāt put my finger on what š¤
Anony MooseMore like 1971
WTF Happened In 1971?
https://inflationdata.com/articles/2022/08/10/u-s-cumulative-inflation-since-1913/ "I don't believe we shall ever have a good money again before we take the thing out of the hands of government, that is, we can't take it violently out of the hands of government, all we can do is by some sly roundabout way introduce something that they can't stop." - F.A. Hayekā¦
Only one financial crisis? What are you, like 5 years old? These āfinancial crisesā are happening pretty frequently now.
HolyhandgrenadeIt feels like thereās been a financial crisis since 2008. Except somehow corporations are making more money than ever.
And before 2008 it was the after effects of the 1999/2000 tech bubble bursting.
As a Millennial, Iād like to stop having to deal with crises and just live my life, thanks.
theneverfoxAs a millennial, Iād like to be able to just live
CountZeroSettings records for most āonce in a lifetimeā events. We #1!