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It's pretty easy to understand. It's great for the rich and most of the middle class and "lucky enough poors" have an enormous percentage of their wealth tied t
by P_I_Staker 2y ago
It's pretty easy to understand. It's great for the rich and most of the middle class and "lucky enough poors" have an enormous percentage of their wealth tied to homes.
For them rising prices are often tied to the ability to get a nicer home. You have more money, and this incredibly stressful, risky investment that is less worrisome. There's tons of incentives in place.
I'm seeing a lot of average people (still probably top third tho to be fair) that view homes as an accomplishment and sign of their worth. They DESERVE to be treated better. Their investment must always go up.