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When I was single until I was 28, I didn’t even want a house. I wanted the flexibility of being able to move. In fact, I hated the maintenances of owning a si
by scarface_74 2y ago
When I was single until I was 28, I didn’t even want a house. I wanted the flexibility of being able to move. In fact, I hated the maintenances of owning a single family home and as I mentioned in my first reply We downsized to a condo as soon as we could.
If you are single with no responsibilities but yourself in many major cities, you can make it off of $65K. Homeownership is not the only metric of success
People making less than that aren’t homeless and starving.
- zxor 2y ago> in many major cities, you can make it off of $65K This is certainly not true in any of the cities near me.
- scarface_74 2y agoI bet wherever you live, people making $65K a year aren’t homeless
- zxor 2y agoIn my opinion there is a large gap between "not homeless" and "making it"
- scarface_74 2y agoAnd the original person I replied to was in the top percentile of income according to him and considered “survival” not being able to live his current lifestyle. What do you consider “making it” for a single person?