Re:The majority of 18- to 29-year-olds in the US are now liv...
by klmadfejno on Wednesday September 16, 2020 @03:30PM
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On top of this, if you buy a house that is 40 years old, it's more likely to have problems and deteriorate in the future. Housing is, frankly, terrifying as a financial asset. If it goes up, great! If it goes down, you can easily lose YEARS worth of wages when sold at a loss, if you're able to sell it at all.
I would have not much of a problem living in an old place. I'd have a lot of skepticism to conquer about purchasing one.
I would have not much of a problem living in an old place. I'd have a lot of skepticism to conquer about purchasing one.