In 2001, in tiny little neighborhood of Oakmont, we bought our house for $132,000. 25 years later, a comparable house across the street is on the market for $680K
Crazy
We have about 40 single family homes around town that’d be perfect starter homes.
4 families own them all and rent them out
One Funeral director made the switch after gobbling up properties w “insider” tips.
I guess it’s A way to get the heads up when homeowners are leaving their buffet first, I guess.
I assume The proliferation of rental properties hit after the 08 housing bust.
I bought my house, a very nice 3BR townhouse in the Virginia suburbs of D.C., for $160K in 1999. I could sell it as is for $550K today or, if I put some money into a few upgrades, at least $675K. The detached houses in my area are over $750K for the oldest ones and pushing $1M in newer subdivisions. And "newer" is still 20 years old. It is insane.
I love the cartoon!DEI sure went out the window on housing. Of course that was back when our government was not trying to spend our country into total debt.Could someone tell me how many trillions can we spend before we can can not service the debt we have on record.I really wish these pompous politician's would stop saying i am a conservative because that is a ridiculous lie.Just saying!
In 2001, in tiny little neighborhood of Oakmont, we bought our house for $132,000. 25 years later, a comparable house across the street is on the market for $680K
Crazy
We have about 40 single family homes around town that’d be perfect starter homes.
4 families own them all and rent them out
One Funeral director made the switch after gobbling up properties w “insider” tips.
I guess it’s A way to get the heads up when homeowners are leaving their buffet first, I guess.
I assume The proliferation of rental properties hit after the 08 housing bust.
I bought my house, a very nice 3BR townhouse in the Virginia suburbs of D.C., for $160K in 1999. I could sell it as is for $550K today or, if I put some money into a few upgrades, at least $675K. The detached houses in my area are over $750K for the oldest ones and pushing $1M in newer subdivisions. And "newer" is still 20 years old. It is insane.
I love the cartoon!DEI sure went out the window on housing. Of course that was back when our government was not trying to spend our country into total debt.Could someone tell me how many trillions can we spend before we can can not service the debt we have on record.I really wish these pompous politician's would stop saying i am a conservative because that is a ridiculous lie.Just saying!