Re:"Nepo-homebuyers": 38% of young buyers use family money f...
by throwawaymaths on Tuesday October 17, 2023 @10:22AM
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In the 80s it was 12%, 90s 6%, then in the 20-somethings 3%
Plus dropping interest rates also does cause economies to overheat so there is job creation.
Re:"Nepo-homebuyers": 38% of young buyers use family money f...
by lawlessone on Tuesday October 17, 2023 @10:20AM
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>was around 6%,
How much was the house and how much do they sell for in your area now ?(approximately)
Re:"Nepo-homebuyers": 38% of young buyers use family money f...
by cafard on Tuesday October 17, 2023 @12:48PM
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About $180 K, now about $500 K.
We bought within a year of the market peak, and it was ten or more years before the prices returned to what they had been. At one point early in those years, my sister-in-law, in for a visit, remarked that a lot of the for-sale signs looked familiar from her previous visit. (Around a year.)
Re:"Nepo-homebuyers": 38% of young buyers use family money f...
by dhdudbd on Tuesday October 17, 2023 @10:21AM
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yeah? you take out a loan for a toothpick and a couple of dimes at 6% APR?
the problem is inflated asset prices combined with low wage growth combined with high interest rates. now i have some avocado on toast to finish
(I will add that we got some money from my mother-in-law to get up to a 10% down payment. Less than $10K, I think.)