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Message Subject Mortgage applications fall despite low rates as trade war fears grow
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I bought a house in 2000 for 112k my ex wife sold it 8 years later for 250k- now that same house is worth $350 k - I don’t know how a young person could afford that now -

Any young people listening- rent and be flexible- it’s a new age-
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Renting I throwing your money away - millennial
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Owning is throwing your money away if you owe everything on the property, plus you can't move. Best is to make money these days and buy property to be rented...probably not residential or commercial unless it is skyrocketing.
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This can be correct especially if you buy a fixer. Even just minor improvements can bust your bank account. It was tough for me to stick it out for 5 years before I could unload an aging townhome that was in need of more repairs. I made a good profit but suffered for 5 years. Looking back I would have been better off renting. I used credit cardsfor upkeep and repairs, then had to pay that off when I sold the house. Like most young people (it was my first home I owned but I was old when I got it) I was very naive about home ownership. Homes need a LOT of care. If you are not willing ordo not have the funds, living someplace where all that is someone else’s responsibility is so much easier.

Home ownership ain’t all that. Now that I’ve done it, I think it’s an albatross. I will be renting in retirement because I both hate and cannot afford to do property maintenance!
 
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