>>164560Move somewhere that's not gay. Alaska or WV.
>>164564Isn't the cost of living pretty high in alaska?
>>164564>>164565i hear rural texas is pretty cheap
>>164566Texas is getting flooded with beaners.
>>164565Yeah and there aren't many jobs in wv. I think it's cheaper to buy land and build away from urben areas.
>richfag buys land
>poorfags buy campers/RVs/vans/busses
>richfag offer poorfags a place to park
>richfag now has autistic farmers, scavengers, and security
>Throw in some 3d printers, gassifiers, solar panels, a workshop, and a well and your community could be self sufficient
I actually kind of suspect the housing market is going to crash bigly, or at least level off and start returning to normal within the next decade. Housing has been pushed up in price well past the point where the average person can afford it so sales are probably going to drop. There's not really a solid economic reason for it being so expensive, either, it's just that "desirable" real estate in urban areas is being preposterously overvalued right now for really stupid reasons. It's not really a scarcity issue as the US is fucking huge and the vast majority of the country is just empty space. I suspect much of it has to do with all that house flipping bullshit that faggot boomers have been doing for the last 20 years. Plus all this left wing "urban revitalization" bullshit where crappy nigger neighborhoods are being transformed into supposedly hip areas. It's like nobody has the slightest idea what property should reasonably cost anymore.
It can't last. If you get on Zillow and poke around a lot of major cities you'll see ridiculously high prices but you'll also notice that a lot of them are starting to reduce the asking price in increments of $5-10k, which is likely because people aren't buying.
My hope is to be able to afford something away from the city in the next couple of years, if I can't find a reasonably priced house I might just get a plot of land and put a trailer or something on it, those tend to be comparatively cheap. Or I might just buy a trailer and rent space in a park, it's still cheaper than rent in a lot of places and you end up with a sort-of asset.
>>164572This but fuck RVs and trailers. We should autistically be building cabins.
>>164578I wanna do the same. I'd even camp out on my land for a while if it meant I could build my own place.
>>164583>We should autistically be building cabins. But then you might have to worry about building codes.
housing isn't really that expensive if you plan. The issue is many of the people who look at the prices are looking at houses in NY, CA, and large cities. The way to live cheaper is to buy a house in the suburbs it was literally built for us white men to have cheap, quality, affordable housing. I am a Millennial also and I own a house currently getting ready to sell it and prepping to buy a new larger house. NEVER live IN the city since inner city stuff is always nigger and beaner territory DO NOT BOTHER WITH IT! Go to the suburbs white man it is a white man's Paradise yeah a longer commute but WAYYYY better
buy a barn or an old farm.
renovate, work on it for years, even with little or no money you can improve it.
in 20 years you will end up with kids on a nice large place worth several times all your investment.
Tinyhomes in a crowded city are just one more scheme to make you, a man, accept the lowest of the lowest.
>>164578It would drop if renting wasn't an option for housing. Why sell your collection of houses when you can lend them out? More and more people are resorting to renting in the misguided hope that they can work up the money to someday buy a home of their own, this winds up with people having less overall capital in their lives than people of past generations, since you don't get rent money back like you would if you owned the house and sold it.
>>164636I want to do this. I want to herd sheep, have eggs, Guinea hens for meat and a victory garden for myself.
Detroit.
Have a 100,000 budget, buy a house for $10 and spend the rest on Guns, Ammo and other home defense
>>164560housing is affordable but millennials want to live in neighborhoods they can't hope to afford.