> Pairing back on those choices you can begin to save every month, but not at a pace to buy a home in a reasonable time frame. That’s what I’m saying. > On du

> Pairing back on those choices you can begin to save every month, but not at a pace to buy a home in a reasonable time frame. That’s what I’m saying. > On dual income assuming consistent earnings YoY you can start to buy a house in a cheaper neighborhood later in life, around the time many are starting to have kids. Dual tech income folks are in a great spot, but with gender ratios as they are, there can’t be very many such couples. Also this could be a function of social circle but I find many women (even in tech) expect a husband to provide for them while the kids are young.