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Sorry. You’re going to have to move. Owning is for investors, banks, and other financial entities. /s The best part is that if things go upside down in a fe
by wankerrific 5y ago
Sorry. You’re going to have to move. Owning is for investors, banks, and other financial entities. /s
The best part is that if things go upside down in a few years we get to bail them out.
- flyinglizard 5y agoAren’t most houses owned by their inhabitants, rather than evil corporate entities?
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- WarOnPrivacy 5y agoThe threshold for a crisis isn't 50%. For example, our current shortage of housing is 4M-7M homes. That small percentage belays the story of millions of families who are not finding a home. That said, we've past our historical high of owner-occupied homes. That trend is downward. As ever, ~0 rentals are owned by the inhabitant. What changed there is that individual-owned rental properties are no longer the norm.