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EDIT: due to a missing 1/ in the parent I think i was arguing against the opposite of what the parent poster meant to convey, heh. But that doesn't account for
by showerst 3y ago
EDIT: due to a missing 1/ in the parent I think i was arguing against the opposite of what the parent poster meant to convey, heh.
But that doesn't account for mortgage rates, or competition in down payments right?
If you make 5% more inflation adjusted than the person 5 years ago, but mortgage rates are 2x, than you're still way behind right?
And if all those who bought starter houses 5 years ago have a ton of equity to drop in the down payment to trade up, you might not even be able to buy a house where you can afford the monthly mortgage payment.
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- smallmancontrov 3y agoYou might not be able to trade up? Oh, the horror. Imagine not owning a home, not being able to afford a home, and having both rent and house prices accelerate faster than wages.