Posted on 12/12/2012 12:17:16 PM PST by SeekAndFind
And it seems like they are all 30-years-old and looking for a house in the $500k range. What's up with that?
Generally speaking, it's the children of liberals, in the 20-40 age group, who are living in their parent's basements.
(I said generally)
Children of conservatives have a much better chance of succeeding in life.
Screw them. It wasn’t easy for me, so why do they get a break? They can earn it as I did. Screw them again.
What is this “millenials” crape? Gen-x was worse, I suppose. But why di we have to have some stupid name for every generation? It’s annoying to people like me who fell between traditional dividing lines (technically I was a gen-xer because my parents were baby boomers, but they had me late and gen-xers were a little too old for me, though not a full generation older; on the other hand gen-yers, if that’s what they actually called whatever came between gen-x and the “millenials,” were a little to young) and so belonged to no official generation. More importantly, you could just as easily call them “the youth” or “young people.” We’ll know what that means.
Plenty are. We sure were when we were that age. We were 24 when we bought our first house.
It was amusing when we heard that one of the neighbors, in talking with another neighbor who we were friends with, commented that she hadn’t met us yet, but that she had seen the kids out working in the yard.
“It definitely happens.”
Absolutely.. you just have to want it and work for it.
Unfortunately it’s getting harder now a days.
Likewise, at 26 during Carter years, our interest rate was 14 percent. Re-fi'd lower when Reagan took over.
We Re-fi’d lower also after Reagan became POTUS and the rates went down.
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