> Which is entirely their fault. You don't treat basic needs(food, water, roof over your head) as investments, because no matter what the actual price is of tho

> Which is entirely their fault. You don't treat basic needs(food, water, roof over your head) as investments, because no matter what the actual price is of those, you still need them. Instead, you should buy what's affordable for you, so even if the price drops, it doesn't matter. This is a little harsh. Many families need to sell due to reasons other than treating their house as an investment.