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Because BlackRock is buying all the houses under $500,000 nationwide.

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And probably selling them or leasing them to migrants at a low price.

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They are renting them out. This is creating a generation of renters instead of home owners.

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Yes house prices went up with inflation, but the FED has decided to raise interest rates so that people can't afford to buy the houses. It's supposed to slow down the rise in house prices because people can't afford to pay the higher price. Gen Z is fucked

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No houses to buy. Black rock is buying them all

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Makes me wonder if the "rental" agencies around here are, at their core, attached to Blackrock. I do know that the ones around me that were bought and turned into rentals had a price that was half of a good income, and they aren't rented yet. Go figure.

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Buh buh but all the real estate gurus on the jewtoob say it's never a bad time to invest in the real-estate. You just have to have a million dollars in cash or use creative methods.

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The only time you're really ever going to make money with real estate is if you can sell at a time when prices are outside of the normal inflationary increases - like now - or if you have rentals that make income.

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Home prices are awful and the ones that are affordable are all shit.

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Even the shit ones around me are unaffordable.

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Mortgage rates are fucking insane right now. Fewer Americans buying homes/ Well DUH!

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agreeing to be in debt for 30-40 years is not buying a home. That's called being turned into an indentured servant. We must make debt shameful again, only then will prices come down.

Praise people who don't take on debt. Go out of your way to do it. It's a very normie non political talking point that will help us fight the damn jews and their usury.

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The word mortgage literally means "Death Pledge" in old French, so it's not far off from the truth - even today.