So you take a shit paying job (or two) to pay the bills and learn a skill that makes you WORTH more to an employer.
The answer is not "Sit at home on benefits and complain until the world changes."
So you take a shit paying job (or two) to pay the bills and learn a skill that makes you WORTH more to an employer.
The answer is not "Sit at home on benefits and complain until the world changes."
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How is this even possible? I wish there were dashcam footage.Originally Posted by Teh One Who Knocks
Holding my own.
lost in melb. (10-12-2021)
PorkChopSandwiches (10-12-2021)
Easier said than done, my brother.. Time is time, and people should be adequately compensated for it.
So you take a shit paying job (or two) to pay the bills and learn a skill that makes you WORTH more to an employer.
The answer is not "Sit at home on benefits and complain until the world changes."
They are, you may not be able to buy a house. If your skillset is zero, then your time is not worth the same as someone with skill. If you are doing 40 hours at McDonalds and you haven't become a manager, then you are worthless and making what you deserve
KevinD (10-12-2021), Pony (10-12-2021), Teh One Who Knocks (10-12-2021)
I disagree. and for the record, if you hadn't bought your house when you did, you wouldn't be able to afford it either..!
PorkChopSandwiches (10-12-2021)
That is true. I could afford it now, but at the time I bought it, I couldn't afford the current price.
But even still you start with something small like a condo, and work your way up
CA is a tough example, I'm sure if you lived in Tennessee you could buy a house on minimum wage
Muddy (10-13-2021)
You apparently haven't priced real estate in Tennessee lately.
Muddy (10-13-2021)
No, but just a quick search. This house has 1 more bedroom and 1 more bath then mine and a larger lot and and is 40% less to buyYou apparently haven't priced real estate in Tennessee lately.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1...42372196_zpid/
So in CA as a first time home buyer you would need 3% down
$18,000
If you got a 30 year at 3% your payment would be
2453
The same math in TN on the one above
3% down $7,893
Payment 1075
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