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Interesting study on banning investment properties.
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Where do you live?Im going to give it one more year, but after that I'm gunna try to immigrate to America.
Im fed up.
Where do you live?
Just curious but what makes you wanna move south?Canada.
Just curious but what makes you wanna move south?
Chinese invasion.Just curious but what makes you wanna move south?
Just be prepared for major culture shock if you plan on moving to the sun belt to grab a cribthe housing crisis.
housing supply has not kept up with population growth. and unlike america we do not have a sunbelt for people to move to, to take the pressure off of major cities like Toronto and Vancouver.
Interesting study on banning investment properties.
In certain places (so cal) the “shortage” is so bad that I think some type of “ban” or limitation on investment properties would help. Many investors buy up houses and rent them out. They now control the rent market. They have the capital to pay cash and/or overpay for a house. The “regular Joe” hands are tied because they can’t do either of those. Forces them to rent.
Now I don’t know how you would control/ban investors from buying multiple properties. Possibly first time home buyers get some record low interest rates and if you’re not a 1st time homebuyer you get a crazy high interest rate, although that wouldn’t help the cash buyer. I have seen some “low income housing” rules that if you sell/move out within x amount of years you would have to pay back x amount of money.
I think I read Florida was banning foreign citizens from buying or something to that tune.
yellowstone effectEveryone wants to live in a nice pole barn now for some reason.
I did my home in those type colors in 2013 when I first bought and my neighbors had soooo many questions "why'd you paint the brick, I've never seen black gutters before" 10 years later and I need a new style as the neighborhood is now littered with dark houses.The new wave of McMansion is hillbilly chic. They started using a lot of darker exterior colors whether black or navy blue contrasted with exposed beams.
yellowstone effect
Yeah this is definitely the current aesthetic.All the new builds around me are white with black trim everywhere
They just started popping up like that a couple years ago and now I see a bunch
The school (Wisconsin) and politicians drive the price up. I think the outlying burbs are still pretty reasonable (Sun Prairie etc).I thought somewhere like Madison, WI would be cheap. Doesn't look like it.