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You certainly can is you bought your house 10+ years ago.

• TuringNYC 8y ago
  So i guess 93k + a time machine would be great for most new grads.
  • pkaye 8y ago
    I'm not stating it a solution to any problem. I'm just stating a fact that there are plenty of people who lived here a long time and bought their house cheap by current standards. I've lived in the bay area for a long time and my own unique circumstances made it difficult to build up savings to buy a house for a long time. People think everything was easier in the past but salaries were less also.
• VRay 8y ago
  If that's the situation, maybe you should just quit your job, rent out your house, move way out to the middle of nowhere, and live off the rental profits
  • pkaye 8y ago
    I'm perfectly fine where I live. I own my house and don't plan to rent it out anytime soon.