Buy house in September

>buy house in September
>worth 21k more than what I bought it for already

Who Home-chad here?

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Where do you live that you can buy a house for 21k

>losing 5-10% in realtor fees and taxes on that sale
lol this is why houses are illiquid retard

You get far more than that in this market.

Renting is a scam.

>Thinking that a depreciating consumer good is an asset
>Believing Zillow/Redfin “value” (price) estimates are real

Ngmi

His picture is from Tulsa so probably there
You can get like 5 acres for 40 grand out there

Did someone make you an offer for 21k over what you paid? Or is that just the property assessment intended to cuck you on taxes?

Here. Bought a house in July and it’s already increased by about the same amount. Expected to increase in value by another 22k over the next year

One of my biggest regrets is not buying a house 5 years ago when I graduated. I was so focused on paying off my student loans. But even after I did that, I didn't buy because I wanted to put money in my investments. I really want to buy within the next year. I've wasted like $55k on renting.

Enjoy getting raped by property tax increases. Municipal budgets across the country are in huge deficit because of corona chan (many of them already were in trouble, but now they’re really fucked). Property taxes are moving up quickly all over the place.

It's never too late. I felt the same. My bud bought in 2014 for about 200k and its worth about 125k more today but it doesnt seem to be slowing down. Get in while you can.

Houses are also p fucking comfy.

>bought house for 240k
>worth about the same 1 week later
am i fucked anons?

Too bad it’s Tulsa.

Cool story bro. My stocks went up 60% just last week AND, unlike your cuckshed, I can sell in a matter of minutes.

>be making minimum wage in 2015
> buy 6 bed 3 bath home in rough shape for 148k with fha loan, 3.5% down
>fix up home and rent out 3 spare rooms to friends and family
> refinance in 2019 and pull 120k from home, put most of the money into metals and crypto
> 2020 home is worth 425k and friends and family rent pays mortgage and utilities off entirely

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>picture is from Tulsa

Pretty sure the guy in OP’s pic is literally named Chad and was a contestant on the bachelor or some dating show. He was fucking hilarious and bullied all the other contestants then got kicked off for being an asshole. I’m not a homo I just saw clips on YouTube

This

>mr shekelberg increases your rent by 5-10% the instant your lease ends
oy vey buying a bad idea. now pay my rent, goy!

>not having stocks and land

Never gonna make it

renting is for cuckholds but arbitrary property tax assessments are the most cucked shit imaginable. i fantasize about driving a railroad spike through the skull of county bureaucrats, realllll fuckin slow so i can look into their glassy kike eyes and watch their brains scramble in real time.

People vote for stupid programs and needless projects and then get surprised when property taxes go up. It’s hilarious and sad at the same time. That is why the wealthiest people always vote with their feet.

Yes but most people are way over leveraged in land and will get absolutely fucked in a bear market. Smarter to only invest 10% in real estate - the rest in stocks, which are safer AND historically have a higher return on investment AND you don’t get cucked by yearly property taxes.

i live in southeast PA so it's always school. as if spending an extra $2000 per student will suddenly make niggers not get straight F's and drop out of middle school to sell crack cocaine.
>mo money fo dem programs

Learn to read wtf. OP clearly says it's at (cost +21K) right now

Based

bought 5 BTC at 4k ea and you know the rest.

Yikes philly area blows. Run while you can.

>Bought a house two years ago for $140k
>Been renovating it, 15yr mortgage, paying extra
Money's been tight, but when I sell this I should clear $100k easy, hopefully 250k on the sale. 1 acre, 2 bed/2bath 1500 SF, oceanfront in Maine.
>Mortgage just dropped under $100k

Based

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>bought crypto this Friday
> up 21k already

Homes are for living and accumulating land for generational power. Not for flipping like some Jew landlord