So money is essentially a reflection of the value of your labor right?
Do you really think the work you do for the 30 odd years it takes to fully pay off a house accurately reflects the work out into making that house? Or is the value of land and homes currently way too overvalued?
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You can't really own land you always pay "fees" and "rates" and such to the real owner.
No one said money is a reflection of your labor. That's a communist shill talking point used by worker drones. Money reflects your value more than your work.
I could build a house for significantly cheaper than it costs.
fucking do it then
The first 3 rules of real estate:
1. Location
2. Location
3. Location
So go buy the land and do it.
It's because of commies who want to make housing unattainable for the young so they will back communism and aid in further destroying the free market system. They feel like it's the only way to ever have some kind of a normal life. Also it's the boomers who were brainwashed by commies but are not actually commies themselves, just exceptionally greedy and selfish enough to bury their own children for more indulgences.
No, money is some made up make believe
It's the kikes charging interest for loans that drive the prices up