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the whole prices continue to inflate is what let boomers not give a crap about houses - "people will buy em no matter what you do!" and I think 2008 with banks sitting on houses for I dunno, over a year? and still selling them ..
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@sickburnbro >but the quality of inventory feels worse than ever in terms of deferred maintenance & desirability.
lets not even get started on the new homes built by invaders and passed through inspection through back door deals.
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@sickburnbro locally i see a lot of people buying mid-priced ones for Airbnb/rentals
they all think they're going to become rich landlords
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@JoshuaSlocum that's gonna hurt
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@dictatordave @JoshuaSlocum after too big to fail, they expect to be bailed out, so why not
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@JoshuaSlocum @sickburnbro i was working doing estimating for property preservation on bank owned homes 10 years ago and the inventory of shit properties that well fargo had on their books alone was beyond belief my dudes
it really is that bad, problem is the more they acquire the more they have to shell out for power in certain areas to keep dehumidifiers and heat on, and then there's the fines they get for over grown yards and damages
its a system meant to collapse and then be restructured, probably fucking home owners who pay their mortgages in the process
thanks obama niggers
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@JoshuaSlocum @sickburnbro
Real estate is cyclical. Right now is probably the worst time in history too be buying real estate as an investment. Now is the time too be selling real estate if you can.
We’re at the top of a real estate bubble that dwarfs 2008.