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374kLot's of cheap, quality housing out there. Zoomers and millenials just want to live in and around major metros.
2000 square feet for 300K right here.
4678 Indigo Blue Blvd, Whitestown, IN 46075 | Zillow
4678 Indigo Blue Blvd, Whitestown IN, is a Single Family home that contains 3252 sq ft and was built in 2013.It contains 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.This home last sold for $376,000 in June 2024. The Zestimate for this Single Family is $379,100, which has decreased by $180 in the last 30...
Are we rounding down?Lot's of cheap, quality housing out there. Zoomers and millenials just want to live in and around major metros.
2000 square feet for 300K right here.
4678 Indigo Blue Blvd, Whitestown, IN 46075 | Zillow
4678 Indigo Blue Blvd, Whitestown IN, is a Single Family home that contains 3252 sq ft and was built in 2013.It contains 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.This home last sold for $376,000 in June 2024. The Zestimate for this Single Family is $379,100, which has decreased by $180 in the last 30...
I think he linked the wrong one.
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Work school etc make rural small town living untenable for many/mostLot's of cheap, quality housing out there. Zoomers and millenials just want to live in and around major metros.
2000 square feet for 300K right here.
4678 Indigo Blue Blvd, Whitestown, IN 46075 | Zillow
4678 Indigo Blue Blvd, Whitestown IN, is a Single Family home that contains 3252 sq ft and was built in 2013.It contains 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.This home last sold for $376,000 in June 2024. The Zestimate for this Single Family is $379,100, which has decreased by $180 in the last 30...
I have no idea. I do know that Indiana isn’t really representative as it’s pretty damn cheap comparatively
With traffic you're 45 mins from downtown Indy. 20 minutes from teh northside. Westfield and Carmel on on the way there.
Whitestown isn’t rural living. It’s basically Zionsville. It’s a nice area.
I think the problem is the 1st rung is pretty high up the ladder to get something that isn't a fixer upper or a long commute.
Only 35 minutes to.....
It’s that starter homes in many communities have outpaced salaries and what people can afford. Obviously exacerbated by rates. But it impacts all levels as the percentage of income devoted to housing increases
As compared to what? Decades of government backed artificially low mortgage rates?
No it’s not a market correction. It was artificial. It was a product of a number of factors: low supply, remote work, covid, corp/investors purchasing etc
How is that still open? The stories....Only 35 minutes to.....
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Basically free money for wayyyyyyyyyy too long. Kinda like why college costs so damn much as well.
A correction, not a market correction. There's no such thing as low supply in a free market.
It is more difficult than it was 20 years ago too. I built my first home as a 25 year old in 2004 for $110,000 with a salary of about $42k. That was for a 3 bedroom, 2 bath 1250 Sq foot home in Noblesville. Adjusted for inflation that would be a $180K home on a $68k salary. I am here to tell you that same job is supposedly now starting at $58k. I had been in my job 4 years so you would have to average $2500/yr in wage increases to be equal to what I was salary wise. Which is maybe doable. However that same house last sold for $265k in 2022.
I built my Indiana home 6-7 yrs ago. I borrowed $29,000 from my 401K (yea that was stoopid, buuut), then cash flowed ~ another $$15 -$20k. I bought a 5 acre lot in the country-ish, 40 min from Indianapolis airport for $8k. It's 2,500 sq ft. Built it all myself, of evening and weekends. It appraised for $290k 3 yrs ago.
I read this and think “is there anything the dream team can’t do?” Wow.
Other than stay married, nothing else comes to mind.
Fellow insurance adjuster bro?
Really tests my wife's liberal bonafides with all the, as she calls it, "multi family housing" going in around our fair Carmel.
Yeah but when you say built it yourself, I assume you mean you actually drove the nails and screws and if we are being realistic, not all of us are that handy.
Lol, yes. Not anymore though.
I think people tend to get really conservative about their backyard. Well, many people do.
That Carmel must be some place. Hope I live long enough to see it one day
That's why I didn't say "I hired some one to build it".
This is one area where I feel fairly fortunate. When I sell my house in another year and a half or so, I should make a fairly good amount on it. I'm going to be significantly downsizing, so even if I slightly overspend on a decent condo/townhome, I still should come out ahead.
Can't wait. I wanna be mobile.
That's kind of my line of thinking too. My daugther graduates high school in May 2025, which means I'm going to be getting rid of a ton of crap over the next year and a half or so.
Lucky bastard. I’m stuck for 15 more years. Let that sink in. And if this deal goes through I really won’t have to work. So I’ll be stuck with almost nothing to do and not really able to travel much. For 15 years
Can’t vote for Joe Biden . . .
Outside of the part about not having to work, I often think of your situation and when I'm done.....I do this:
$30.00 fine.Outside of the part about not having to work, I often think of your situation and when I'm done.....I do this:
Stay off the banned list?
