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At the rate things are going, in a few more years I wouldn't even be able to afford the home that we got into in 2016. It's already "appreciated" by 60% with no
by scruple 5y ago
At the rate things are going, in a few more years I wouldn't even be able to afford the home that we got into in 2016. It's already "appreciated" by 60% with no signs of slowing down. Every home that sells in our neighborhood today sells inside of a weekend and for "record-breaking" amounts. It's hard for me to even describe the way that this makes me feel. I suppose that I should be happy because, wow, look at my "investment" go! But, I don't. I feel afraid for my family's future, especially so when it concerns my very young children. I imagine that this is similar to how people felt during the run-up to the 2008 crisis.
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