[ SECRET POST #2695 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2695 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Hahaha no, unless you live in a place where real estate is dirt-cheap. Around here, a CHEAP house is $400,000+ and that's if you buy miles outside of any of the major cities.

[(Anonymous)]

The Midwest is pretty huge place with more affordable housing than that.

[(Anonymous)]

The average three bedroom house on one acre in America costs $178,000. Anyone who didn't default on their student loans can get a mortgage for up to $300k. Housing isn't affordable where you live, but it is in the vast majority of the US.

[(Anonymous)]

you do realize that the amount of competition on the housing market is a huge problem, right? and that a lot of people who could afford a house with a mortgage are getting shut out by people who pay with cash?

also, the average cost is completely useless if your job is in an area where housing costs are higher, which is also a major issue. it's not feasible for most people to pick up and move halfway across the country and leave their job behind just so they can find affordable housing.