nok513
Autocross Champion
- Location
- Orange County, NY
- Car(s)
- 2020 VW GTI S
Congrats!Bought a new house this weekend so got a new 3rd garage bay for the GTI to hang out in lol just gotta wait another 4 months for it to be finished
Congrats!Bought a new house this weekend so got a new 3rd garage bay for the GTI to hang out in lol just gotta wait another 4 months for it to be finished
Here in the Colorado area. Shit is crazy. People are buying as high as 150k over perceived value post inspectionWe canāt get the vultures, I mean realtors, to leave us alone. We could pocket a ton on this place, but then weād be in very much a sellers market, fighting over the scraps.
In some instances they're doing it sight un-seen. It's crazy.Here in the Colorado area. Shit is crazy. People are buying as high as 150k over perceived value post inspection
Yeah dude. The Colorado Springs āhell houseā sold in a week. Went under contract in just 6 daysIn some instances they're doing it sight un-seen. It's crazy.
We canāt get the vultures, I mean realtors, to leave us alone. We could pocket a ton on this place, but then weād be in very much a sellers market, fighting over the scraps.
Mad man.temporarily move in with her mother
U have chosen violenceI told my wife we should sell our house for way more than we paid for it 3 years ago, and temporarily move in with her mother who lives alone in a house made for a family of 5. Then when the bubble bursts and goes back to normal, buy a new place.
My thoughts exactlyMad man.
Mad man.
U have chosen violence
My thoughts exactly
Same with me and my mom in law. Sheās awesome. Always takes me side tooNah man. I love my MIL. I'll take her over my mother.
She keeps a stock of Portuguese bread and cheese for me.
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5 years ago we bought a house with 3 car garage. I will never go back to 1 or 2 car. It's a life changer.Bought a new house this weekend so got a new 3rd garage bay for the GTI to hang out in lol just gotta wait another 4 months for it to be finished
I know everything seems insane, but I'd be worried it's not a bubble. The prices will probably stop going up, but it's not like 2008/2009 where there were loose lending standards and foreclosures waiting to happen that will lead to a big crash. This is all pent up demand. Millennials are the largest generation ever (bigger than boomers) and they're finally buying houses, it just happened to coincide with reduced supply and increased material costs. Housing prices were basically flat for a decade and now they're making up for lost time.I told my wife we should sell our house for way more than we paid for it 3 years ago, and temporarily move in with her mother who lives alone in a house made for a family of 5. Then when the bubble bursts and goes back to normal, buy a new place.
I agree - I think a structural shift is happening. Hell, I'm in Toronto, it's bananas here.I know everything seems insane, but I'd be worried it's not a bubble. The prices will probably stop going up, but it's not like 2008/2009 where there were loose lending standards and foreclosures waiting to happen that will lead to a big crash. This is all pent up demand. Millennials are the largest generation ever (bigger than boomers) and they're finally buying houses, it just happened to coincide with reduced supply and increased material costs. Housing prices were basically flat for a decade and now they're making up for lost time.
I know everything seems insane, but I'd be worried it's not a bubble. The prices will probably stop going up, but it's not like 2008/2009 where there were loose lending standards and foreclosures waiting to happen that will lead to a big crash. This is all pent up demand. Millennials are the largest generation ever (bigger than boomers) and they're finally buying houses, it just happened to coincide with reduced supply and increased material costs. Housing prices were basically flat for a decade and now they're making up for lost time.