I’ve seen the houses being built and “intergenerational asset” is an almost laughable assumption (not by you, but by the American public). Yes the land is worth

I’ve seen the houses being built and “intergenerational asset” is an almost laughable assumption (not by you, but by the American public). Yes the land is worth $$, but I would be surprised if a currently-priced $300k home lasts more than 20 years without needing a $50-100k injection and who knows what labour and materials will actually cost by then.