And rent? Let alone buying a house? Unsustainable, will collapse within a decade or two even without other factors.

April 11, 2026 - 15:41 UTC

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I think it's already dead. rent where we live is decent not even 1,000. no grass to cut, can call maintenance for whatever...even tho they're useless at times but still....
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What I don't understand is every house that comes on the market below $300k sells in 48 hours or less

This is in the Midwest

its not BlackRock either
It's people
Most turn them into rentals

eat the rich
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It's not Blackrock *yet*
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Well, are you aware that we have a program that will assist with down payments for some buyers? Some cities also have programs to help first time homebuyers. You should look in your area to see if there’s something like that. FHA is federal and I’m sure this administration will try killing it.
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Rental into a flip into selling for cash over asking price to Blackrock? Or keep the community as tenants forever by landlords that own multiple properties like that
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