"This is gonna absolutely blow your mind." "During the Great Depression, the average home in America was $3,900... only three times the average salary." "Now it is eight times the average salary." "And here's the craziest part. Rent was 16% of the average salary. It is now 42% of... the average salary."show more

@ScotlandRobbed They were paid based on gold prices now it’s paper backed with nothing but belief.

"You will own nothing and like it.", according to the satanic globalists. They want everyone broke and dependent on the government. If you spend everything you have on housing and food, then you won't be able to travel, or do anything other than survive. Pure evil!

You will own nothing and you will be happy.

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Homes back then were also built to last. Unlike now…

Private central banking and socialism has dire economic consequences.

Glass Stegall. When bankers, insurers and investment corps are allowed, they will gladly plunge the country into massive debt for their benefit. The entire home purchase system pours cash into them exponentially.

Normalizing duel income families caused housing inflation because when they got into a bidding war they could borrow more money to outbid the other interested party.

Greed ...

He forgot to mention unemployment hovered between 15.9% to 25% between 1931 to 1939. That's a quarter of all workers jobless. No houses at all for those lucky folks. Then came WW2. Good times. 🙄

When mortgage rates were artificially lowered, this inflated the price of housing. Remember house flipping? Remember all those bundled garbage mortgages? This process happened over a series of years and administrations.