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Topic	23 yr single mom in 1988 with no education could buy a house
WingsOfGood 02/11/22 5:33:01 PM #115:	PoundGarden posted... I don't think it's egregious that someone just starting their life with no education and an entry level job can't afford prime real estate. Location matters. Do you not realize people get paid more money where there is a higher cost of living? PoundGarden posted... It is completely doable for that same 23 yr old single mother to get a nice house $0 down in a rural area as a starter home. Keep it 5-10 years and sell, use the profits to move closer to where you want to be and hopefully you have a better job or degree within that 5-10 yrs. Apparently you don't. If they live in a rural area they will have a worse job. There reason Cali is prime real estate is because it has more job opportunities. HOLY SHIT <cite>WingsOfGood posted [p:962569543] in 23 yr sing... [t:79894750]...</cite> <quote>PoundGarden posted... </cite> <quote>I don't think it's egregious that someone just starting their life with no education and an entry level job can't afford prime real estate. Location matters.</quote> Do you not realize people get paid more money where there is a higher cost of living? PoundGarden posted... </cite> <quote>It is completely doable for that same 23 yr old single mother to get a nice house $0 down in a rural area as a starter home. Keep it 5-10 years and sell, use the profits to move closer to where you want to be and hopefully you have a better job or degree within that 5-10 yrs.</quote> Apparently you don't. If they live in a rural area they will have a worse job. There reason Cali is prime real estate is because it has more job opportunities. HOLY SHIT </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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