1: Houses are just as affordable as they have always been and if you can't afford one, it's your own fault. 2: Buy one today, or you will be priced out forever.
Neither.
My only hope for my three boys is that they turn out nothing at all like Chris.
This comment here. This one. Right here. Sums up just how clueless and entitled you are in less than 20 words.
Enlighten us all with your wisdom farkwit, everyone is growing increasingly tired of your pathetic responses that add little value and show you for the fool we all thought you were.
Enlighten us all with your wisdom farkwit, everyone is growing increasingly tired of your pathetic responses that add little value and show you for the fool we all thought you were.
You offer nothing, you are nothing.
OK idiot let me point out the simple flaw in your assertion in the form of a couple of questions:
Why would FHB's be only lookin to buy a median priced house?
Why would FHB's not be looking at buying an entry level property?
My only hope for my three boys is that they turn out nothing at all like Chris.
OK idiot let me point out the simple flaw in your assertion in the form of a couple of questions:
Why would FHB's be only lookin to buy a median priced house?
Why would FHB's not be looking at buying an entry level property?
Well idiot, the median price is reflective of most stand alone hines 40-50km from the city. If you think it's reasonable that FHB are required to travel even further than that to afford basic shelter then again this shows the world what a moron you are.
Even if they purchase a $500k unit in the boon docks then they are still required to save $500pw over 4 yrs just to get into the place. They then have maybe 10-15yrs of living in that hole in the hope they can what, buy a freestanding home in the same shithole suburb they didn't want to be in in the first place?
All just to support idiots like you who think you have a monopoly on something?
If I am in my 30's, earn above the average income and have above average savings I should be able to comfortable buy an average house in an average suburb but I can't. You be honest with yourself, you know damn well that if you had to buy your first home back on your current income you couldn't afford it, that's case in point right there.
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