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US Rent Prices vs Income
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How did we allow this? Blackrock owning and renting back to us

Rent and the entire economy has inflated to all time highs over the last 30 years, but the metric that is not illuminated, is the fact that individual income hasn’t gone up that much, but household income has. How? Decades ago, the economy was built around a single income household, but once millions of feminists started living like men and joined the workforce, two income households become the average and the market adjusted, to reflect this change. One of the best ways to battle inflation is to realign with our natural gender roles as human beings, with millions of women in the new generation refusing to join the workforce and choosing to become young healthy mothers instead. Not only will this reestablish the value of traditional values within the nuclear family unit, but it will force the economy to readjust back to a single family income as the average once again.

All I see is theft for 40 years and more

This is why no one like the government They can be blamed for every single issue we face

@ZR1Trader This is disturbing to watch.

I use to have two rentals in Florida. Insurance cost went up a lot. Property taxes went up. Maintenance also increased. I spent almost four months of rental income just to pay those bills. The other side of this coin is that corporations are taking over the rental market. I heard that nearly 60% of rentals are corporate owned single family homes. This needs to change if we wish to have affordable housing.

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That is a little dose of reality!

Boomers will tell you we complain too much and are just lazy. Meanwhile they could buy a 4 bedroom 2 car garage house on a Sears assistant manager salary. While at the same time pulling up the ladder behind them for future generations.
