/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20038228
neat looking house.

im almost in the same boat. apt dwelling. it sucks. want to buy a house but worried what will housing market prices do.
i don't have the answers. but im about ready to say fuck it and just do what i feel like i need to do.

honestly if you're an american, the prices after this shitshow can only go down, if you wait for like 6 months i think you can snag some shit for a good price, good luck with it fren

>>20038358
We need to get away from this sort of bullshit anon.

>>20038457
niggers should get the noose

Can someone redpill me on buying a lot and building a house? Seems cheaper even if it is a wait

>>20038421
The empire may have fallen by then desu.

>>20038421
>prices after this shitshow can only go down,
in some ways i think this too. but then, i wouldnt count on it.
we're not in a housing price bubble.
it was a sellers market before this and had been for a while. there are alot of reason why it could remain a sellers market for some time yet, all the way thru this whole mess

everything is such a clown world though, its impossible to make logical predictions

at some poi t were gonna have to go with our gut instinct. problem is clearing your mind from all the media hype nonsense enough to get a good clear natural gut reaction without second guessing everything and pontificating ad nauseam

>>20038483
it is absolutely cheaper, let's sey you have a 1000 sq meter lot, you build a house 200m2, 2 floors and a cellar, you're looking at around 300 to 400k, add in a nice garden and you can flip it if you bought the lot for like a 100k, sell the whole bunch for 600k, or keep it but you save i'd say between 15 and 25 percent

>>20038566
i am actually afraid that the prices of nice suburbs that haven't been niggered might go up, i don't give a shit because i don't live there but i feel bad for you guys out there

>>20038457
yeah, lord i know. stay strong fren. i have faith something good will happen and make things. better for our country. our world
we'll get through this somehow

>>20038228
unironically look for rural properties with several acres. you'll want to be able to grow your own food. suburbs are too close to the city, in the inevitable civil war you won't be safe

>>20038629
this is actually true, if i had to choose, i'd go for Montana with 50 acres and a log cabin, buy a horse, sheep, a cow, plant some shit and just live it out

>>20038228
I'm sorta like u with less money but not a total poorfag, bought a house 2.5 yrs ago and am happy

>>20038228
>Hate living in the city, in 3 bd w/2 flatmates
>Can only afford a house in my shitty hometown, 40 mins away

Should I try buy a 2 bedroom apartment in a nice area here? I'm not as scared as civil unrest even tho I'm in Britbongistan

>>20038694
reject urbanism, get that cottage

>>20038629
I have a good paying city job so no choice but to move out to the suburb. Also I have no fucking clue how to farm so my plan is to stock up on thousands of dollars of canned goods, water etc. Actually a house gives more storage space for supplies vs my cramped apartment. I guess that answers my question that I should definitely move to a house. The question remaining is if I should buy vs rent.

>>20038228
It is possible that prices will go up with all the money being printed by the FED

>>20038654
based and redpilled
>>20038734
>city job
can you negotiate working from home? or find a similar role that lets you work from home? america is falling apart, and you want to be in the countryside. stocking up is pointless, looters will raid your house. farming isn't easy to learn but you'll need to do so. when america falls your local grocery store won't carry food.

>>20038734
>renting
leave something for your descendants

>>20038734
also renting is a fucking moneypit

>Had a chance to purchase a 2 bd, 2.5k sqft, 2 acre home in an area where a new middle school and high school is being built
220k and it will be up 40% in the next three years.

>>20038791
if you don't flip it in the next 3-4 yrs, off yourself

>>20038725
You don't get cottages in my hometown, it's a fucking dump full of neds, benefits scroungers and now a growing immigrant population. The nicest affordable housing properties are "new builds" which are rushed and full of Deanos with tacky BMWs taken out on finance.

Pic related

>>20038814
thashit looks vile, just get an apt, make sure it has a terrace :D

>>20038694
god i wish that were me

>>20038846
Terraces are a luxury in the UK. But yeah will look into it. UK is one of the few countries where generally speaking I'd say cities are slightly better than towns (albeit both are depressing). Don't think I can say the same for US.

>>20038228
Buy an apartment building and live in one of them

>>20038228
i'm trying to buy, but they won't sell to me. i offered well above list for multiple bank owned houses and it's just been crickets.

>>20038814
>>20038846
i'm a burger and that's one of the nicer apartments i've seen. it's probably affordable too. i live in a fucking DUMP believe me, it can be much much worse.

>>20038228
It depends on how much crypto and metals you already own. Eliminating PMI with a 20% down is nice, if you can stay in the $150k - $200k area then you'll have at least $10k left to invest elsewhere. And guns if you don't have any yet.