Housing collapse when?
I'm sitting here like an ass while my buddy just added another $3000 of value to his house last month
Housing collapse when?
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>This is what normies think about on the daily, keeping up with the Joneses.
You're a retard.
>my zesti-ACK
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Never. The government and giant corporations would rather buy up all of the excess stock in existence to maintain artificial scarcity than let the plebs get into a vacant McMansion for pennies.
1.5 million “new Americans” every year, jack. They’ll be needing housing.
>ignores how many die every year
>knee jerk argumentation in defense of mass immigration
Get a job. Nobody owes you a cheap downtown penthouse. Move to a low-cost area.
Literally no one is hiring right now. I had to move across the country for family reasons after 7 years in my job, and it's been impossible to find anything right now. I have a pretty elite background (STEM BS, STEM MS, and JD), but literally no one will even talk to me. It's devastating for a millennial who graduated into the great recession, went to grad school because literally *no one* was hiring, became an entrepreneur, did really well, got wiped out by COVID-19, and here I am. It sucks and I feel like I can't catch a break.
>Literally no one is hiring right now.
Unemployment is at historic lows. "Help wanted" signs are everywhere.
EVERYONE is hiring. It has never been easier to get a job.
yeah, shit service jobs
wow
go biden
There's a shortage of software developers, a shortage of skilled manufacturing workers, a shortage of medical staff, etc.
The only people getting laid off are HR, "diversity managers", recruiters, and similar useless do-nothing slackers.
If you think it's hard to find work or that the only work out there is low-wage garbage, you fell for the psyop.
kek yeah right, only shit jobs that only pay like $18 an hour are hiring where you have to be on the "front lines" of the service industry exposing yourself to the worst side of humanity every single day for the rest of your life with no chance for retirement or owning a home ever.
It's impossible to find anything remotely related to my skillset. I'm not even picky at this point, but I at least need to make enough to cover my ~~*student loan payments*~~, rent, and expenses. I don't go out, I don't go on vacation, I work extremely hard, and I have nothing to show for it.
That's what ~~*they*~~ want. They want everyone in shitty "service" jobs. I did everything I was "supposed" to do, but got royally fucked by
>STEM
>student loan payments
Spotted the psychology retard that thinks he's an actual scientist ahahahaha
>Dot com bubble
>08 bubble
>Endless Middle eastern wars
>Covid lockdowns
>23 Bubble
Our generation truly got fucked anon
>>Dot com bubble
Did not effect you
>>08 bubble
Literally a perfect buying opportunity if you were just starting undergrad or grad school
Middle eastern wars
Did not effect you
lockdowns
Amazing wfh opportunity and a second dip to buy
>>23 Bubble
You bought the dip right?
>Did not effect you
Show us you're a brainlet without actually saying it.
>Literally a perfect buying opportunity if you were just starting undergrad or grad school
With what money? My 7.9% grad plus loans?
Law school, which was pretty much the only option if you graduated undegrad in 2008/2009. I have a degree in electrical engineering, homosexual.
With the pivoot, prices are never going down again.
>pivoot
Elaborate
no more rate hikes
infinite free money to banks
guarantee of all deposits so banks can leveragemax
The drawbridge went up 3 years ago, when C19 became an official pandemic. Sorry, but if you didn't buy before then, you now need to be rich to afford a house. The old model and expectations are dead, welcome to the pod era.
Banks are sitting on alot of car repo's. They have lots full of these cars they need to sell soon. Waiting for that Pivot to get a new car at rock bottom prices.
thats now how housing value works
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