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I think every human is entitled to build a home on their own property. Not entitled to property, but entitled to be able to use their property without a dead b
by ty6853 2y ago
I think every human is entitled to build a home on their own property. Not entitled to property, but entitled to be able to use their property without a dead boomer crawling out the grave to enforce practically unrevokable covenants like not allowing starter homes (which was the actual case with >50% of land I found even in bumfuck Egypt). This is what angers me immensely as I spent years finding a way to unfuck these roadblocks.
What i will never forgive the boomers for are passing zoning, covenants and codes they didn't subject themselves to, then playing with monetary policy to game the real estate values. They are supremely entitled thinking they can take from others property to sabotage the youth from housing. The damage they did is immense, and if you first bought a place 3+ years ago you have no idea how much they've sabotaged those starting at zero, and calling wanting to be able to build a starter home yourself on your own land ( lol i am maybe 0.1% of the population who has done this since it is all but outlawed in most the US, sure am lazy!) as wanting everything on a silver platter makes you the problem.
And with due respect, if you started with even a dilapidated house you are not even close to understanding what it's like to get legal water/well+electric+septic+house permitted on virgin builds which are direly needed now that the affordable dilapidated home path you availed yourself of has been largely closed off circa covid when flippers with access to near 0% loans bid them to infinity and got them locked up in negative real rate mortgages that no one wants to give up since it is a money printing inflation machine that transfers wealth from non owners to owners via central bank induced inflation.