Troy on Nostr: The other sad part is that one's home sucks as a savings account. If the trend was to ...
The other sad part is that one's home sucks as a savings account.
If the trend was to wait until a target value was reached, then sell it and buy a home that is a fraction of the previous, it would work.
As it is, most people cash-in on the place they live, then have to find a new place to live while prices are high, eating up most (or all) of their "savings".
In addition, most people are paying for real estate, and not paying for the property/land. Most homeowners have not secured the rights to the land they live on, and pay for a "color of title" instead; leaving mineral, water, timber rights, etc, in the hands of others.
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