> Committing to the remote work lifestyle with an expensive home when it's not clear how long WFH will be an option is a risky move. I mean buying a house base

> Committing to the remote work lifestyle with an expensive home when it's not clear how long WFH will be an option is a risky move. I mean buying a house based on a program labeled “permanent” seems pretty low risk to me (especially if you’re in a position making a salary where you can buy a house). Who could predict that a billionaire would decide to piss in their own cereal and fuck up that plan in the process?