Why would you ever rent? Buy a cheap house you can afford, fix it up, sell. Repeat until you're in a house you like living in.
Why would you ever rent? Buy a cheap house you can afford, fix it up, sell...
Honestly you people laugh at toilet paper hoarders, but you really don't have enough toilet paper yourselves. The average person uses 3 rolls per day. If you have a family of 25, that's 814 rolls a week. Over 6790 a month. TP rolls will be worth their weight in gold in a few months, because everyone needs it.,,,
DAmn, open heart surgery .
most people dont have 500k for a house
and if you have to take a loan, you dont own anything
I can buy a fix-up at auction for $30k, spend $30k working on it, and it’ll be nice, and worth $140k when I’m done.
It’s a shame millennials and zoomers never learned any handyman skills, you could do the same and get yourself a cheap house. But, have fun renting forever, I guess.
three rolls per day? how big are these arses?
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Teach me senpai.
>its only 30k bro
working at 15 bucks an hour still doesnt net you 30k in a year. not like the young can afford to save anyways. Cost of living is at least 1k a month just to live on the brink society. it would take the average wagie 4 years to comfortable save enough and buy even a 30k house and still have enough money to put renovations in. This pretty much applies to everyone under 40 who didnt get spoodfed a career from their rich relatives.
This is what my friends and I did during college, twice. Paid for our tuition.