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**Rqvtwlfk** · 01-04-2006, 10:58 PM

The point is that for most Americans, their home is their biggest asset.
And in an era of declining paychecks, it has financed their lifestyles.

Your situation maybe just that, but that doesn't mean everyone is so unfortunate.

Around here, they can't build homes fast enough and they're going for under 200K. I'm sure those that live in Frisco and pay 1 MIL for a house live in a maxed-out market. The big, liberal cities are in full decline, and the smart ones are leaving. And it's mostly crime that drives people away. The rural areas are this century's suburbs.

01-04-2006, 10:58 PM	#14
Rqvtwlfk Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 453 Senior Member	The point is that for most Americans, their home is their biggest asset. And in an era of declining paychecks, it has financed their lifestyles. Your situation maybe just that, but that doesn't mean everyone is so unfortunate. Around here, they can't build homes fast enough and they're going for under 200K. I'm sure those that live in Frisco and pay 1 MIL for a house live in a maxed-out market. The big, liberal cities are in full decline, and the smart ones are leaving. And it's mostly crime that drives people away. The rural areas are this century's suburbs.
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