Buying an apartment instead of a house is cucked

[JovenCansao]

Buying a room inside a building you have no power of, no land owned, sharing said building with various people, no chance to build something and improve your space other than internally. Honestly, what's the point of an apartment long term?

Now a house, you own land, you can build, it's your own space that you don't have to share with anyone, you rule.
Can even make your house work for you if you're smart via renting and renewable energy.

At which point not only the value of the house naturally increases but also becomes a source of passive income with a good ROI long term.

Literally the best and main investment any moneymaxxer should make.

 

[LowTrust]

cope, chances of being kicked out is low if you're a good tenant, no high inhib that muh everything is mine and my responsibility, you just live there till you have enough money then dip

 

[Deleted member 26859]

first decent thing ive seen in ages on here

 

[Deleted member 30325]

first decent thing ive seen in ages on here

You must have never seen me before

 

[forevermirin]

first decent thing ive seen in ages on here

true its usually just @Ai Impact garbage

 

[JovenCansao]

cope, chances of being kicked out is low if you're a good tenant, no high inhib that muh everything is mine and my responsibility, you just live there till you have enough money then dip

I was not shitting on people who live in apartments out of necessity, but on people who think owning an apartment mogs owning a house because muh amenities and modern buildings.

If you have the choice to not pay rent you better do, imagine paying for years for something that is not yours jfl

 

[Deleted member 28691]

living on your land is great

 

[9Romance]

Buying a room inside a building you have no power of, no land owned, sharing said building with various people, no chance to build something and improve your space other than internally. Honestly, what's the point of an apartment long term?

Now a house, you own land, you can build, it's your own space that you don't have to share with anyone, you rule.
Can even make your house work for you if you're smart via renting and renewable energy.
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At which point not only the value of the house naturally increases but also becomes a source of passive income with a good ROI long term.

Literally the best and main investment any moneymaxxer should make.

yeah just owning a house already puts you ahead of 90% of people. Not only that but if you own a house and know the basics of real estate, you can never go broke.

 

[9Romance]

living in a apartment is how you rack up low credit score and stress

 

[optimisticzoomer]

Living anywhere long term sucks
It's best to move around, so buying isn't the best option either way

 

[incel194012940]

most people don’t get roi on houses, they pay property taxes and maintenance for 50 yrs then die and pay 60% on estate tax

 

[thenewhebbe]

They genrally far away from cities or cost the socks of you

 

[Jigen]

most people don’t get roi on houses, they pay property taxes and maintenance for 50 yrs then die and pay 60% on estate tax

Yup best time to buy a house was years ago. Now the chances of a real estate collapse or value stagnation are much higher. And with current interest rates, it will be a decade or more before you even see equity in your home.

 

[Chinacurry]

Depends where u are and what u do.

If you're a semi remote worker or a mid level accountant in the local cpa/CA office in Tennessee / texas/ Queensland / yorkshire then yeah ofc u would buy a house.

If you're top talent in a large corporate, or a doctor at the city hospital or a quant at a hedge fund in NYC/ london/ hong kong / tokyo then ofc u will be in an apartment due to location, cost, convenience

 

[JovenCansao]

Living anywhere long term sucks
It's best to move around, so buying isn't the best option either way

Just buy an rv then, but doesn't sound like a cheap or comfy lifestyle imo

most people don’t get roi on houses, they pay property taxes and maintenance for 50 yrs then die and pay 60% on estate tax

Most people are lazy and retarded, they never fully exploit their properties, even when it's easy to do so.

They genrally far away from cities or cost the socks of you

It's gonna have a big cost ofc, but what else would you invest huge amounts of money that also has low risk?

Yup best time to buy a house was years ago. Now the chances of a real estate collapse or value stagnation are much higher. And with current interest rates, it will be a decade or more before you even see equity in your home.

Best time to buy a house is always the preset, just as you said, years ago would have been better but unless you have a time machine stop crying like a bitch and take action, things only get worse, not better.

 

[JovenCansao]

Depends where u are and what u do.

If you're a semi remote worker or a mid level accountant in the local cpa/CA office in Tennessee / texas/ Queensland / yorkshire then yeah ofc u would buy a house.

If you're top talent in a large corporate, or a doctor at the city hospital or a quant at a hedge fund in NYC/ london/ hong kong / tokyo then ofc u will be in an apartment due to location, cost, convenience

What do these people do once their finish their work/retire though?

 

[Chinacurry]

What do these people do once their finish their work/retire though?

sell their apartment, move to a house in small town or country side

 

[JovenCansao]

sell their apartment, move to a house in small town or country side

So they end up buying a house anyways...

 

[optimisticzoomer]

Just buy an rv then, but doesn't sound like a cheap or comfy lifestyle imo

Potentially
But nah I mean more like living in one place for a couple of years at a time

 

[Chinacurry]

So they end up buying a house anyways...

depends what life they want, if u want quiet life yeah. some don't so they stay in city