Jesus Christ, this fucking meme again?
Some shitlib redditfag kept spamming this image a few months back, and someone figured out the exact location of the town in the top photo.
Spoiler: it was a fairly decent scenic American small town, but that particular street was cheery-picked from a specific crappy part of an otherwise descent town.
>I posted a photo of a small stretch of highway full of gas stations off a major interstate in PA! >I am very smart!
Tell me you unironically eat bugs without telling me you unironically eat bugs.
>nothing catastrophically bad ever happens before rates start getting cut >nope it's never happened in the past, not even once >therefore it stands as reasonable to expect that nothing bad will happen to cause the value of the home to drop below his equity level triggering a liquidation/foreclosure before reaching a 2% interest rate environment
Ah yes. It's all so clear.
no excuse, just paid a good $150k in rent after moving out at 17 which sets you back a fair bit
it is easy yes
>800k for that
Yikes
who is this loser that put his name with a
"(Wealthy)" after it?
nobody cares
US does be having a lot of depressing aesthetics like this. Especially in the midwest you see this shit everywhere.
Jesus Christ, this fucking meme again?
Some shitlib redditfag kept spamming this image a few months back, and someone figured out the exact location of the town in the top photo.
Spoiler: it was a fairly decent scenic American small town, but that particular street was cheery-picked from a specific crappy part of an otherwise descent town.
>decent scenic American small town
Kek
This is the "American greatness" they are always talking about.
>I posted a photo of a small stretch of highway full of gas stations off a major interstate in PA!
>I am very smart!
Tell me you unironically eat bugs without telling me you unironically eat bugs.
People from countries whose oldest tree is younger than their oldest building don't get to talk about nature
I only have 5k to my name.
Another spammer scammer thread
>nothing catastrophically bad ever happens before rates start getting cut
>nope it's never happened in the past, not even once
>therefore it stands as reasonable to expect that nothing bad will happen to cause the value of the home to drop below his equity level triggering a liquidation/foreclosure before reaching a 2% interest rate environment
Ah yes. It's all so clear.
>buy 1000sqft house in 2019 for $127k with a 3.5% mortgage I my late 20s
At least I got mine. Being an honorary boomer rules.
>John W. homosexual (Wealthy)
>Boomer PFP
A home like this would have cost <$100k in the 90s.
God I fucking hate Boomers so much it's unreal.
it pains me that there's a non trivial chance he's 100% right
>when the rates go down it will be 1.6 m
And by that time he will be long dead.
When are rates going down?