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True in general, but the cost of buying a house is a bad example. Most of that is the cost of the ground, and that doesn't depreciate. So when the developer wal
by davrosthedalek 8y ago
True in general, but the cost of buying a house is a bad example. Most of that is the cost of the ground, and that doesn't depreciate. So when the developer walks away from the job and moves, they can settle down with millions.
I is ttrue though for rent, food etc.
- jjeaff 8y ago>they can settle down with millions Yes, assuming an ever upward trend that never crashes. Which everyone should know by now will not likely be the case.