One out of four homeowners admit they wouldn’t buy their home again if they had the chance, according to a recent survey.
WHAT DID WE TELL YOU? 1 in 4 homeowners regrets buying a house
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That’s the same ratio that is underwater, and the same group of folks who show up every 7 years or so to buy at the top of the bubble like sheep running over a cliff together.
I’ve bought and sold 5 houses in the last 10 years with an average gain of $40,000 each. I put 60% down on the home I have now, and my total mortgage is $400 a month; principal, interest, taxes and insurance. I am not married and my car is paid for. I have a pool, garage, 7500sq’ yard, and all the things that compartment renters don’t have. I don’t share the stairs with my next door neighbor who might be cleaning his gun with nothing but drywall between us.
Compartments are for chicks. If you know what you’re doing, and have a pair of balls, you can be a homeowner. If you can’t fix your own plumbing, electrical, flooring and landscaping you need to live in a compartment.
Flip, you have all that, but you’re not white. What a waste.
I’m whiter than all the gooey stuff your momma swallowed to shit you out bitch.
I would never own property except as an investment.
If you are still “paying rent to government” at gunpoint after you “bought” it, you don’t actually own it.
FUCK that!
So in other words, the majority of homeowners do not regret buying? Sounds good to me. I understand the reasoning for Tom’s views, but as someone who Could die in the home I am currently in (doesn’t mean I’d care to, but if I was here the next 50 years I could deal), I have to say that getting a home was still one of the best things I ever chose to do. There is something that has to be said about fixed payments over a decade plus of time etc.