The Most Overpriced House Thread

Just post anything from Salt Lake right now honestly. Dogshit bungalows built in the 40s for over 700k to 800k? Go fuck ya self.

**This post was edited on Sep 15th 2022 at 9:49:15pm
 
Crazy that you could work 40 hours a week at a bullshit job and buy a house in a decent area. Now maybe you could buy a lift shack sized shed with no electricity for 2 mil. Deals on deals.
 
14462184:theabortionator said:
Crazy that you could work 40 hours a week at a bullshit job and buy a house in a decent area. Now maybe you could buy a lift shack sized shed with no electricity for 2 mil. Deals on deals.
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Sigh. The house I grew up in my parents bought on a single income carpenters salary when I was a little kid is now worth like 1.7 million dollars. That’s not even considered good around here they couldn’t move anywhere that isn’t way out of King County. My wife and I both work full time in professional gigs and we are dead fucking broke putting two little kids in daycare writing a 4500 dollar check each month on top of the mortgage just to be able to have someone watch my children so I can go to work it’s so god damn backwards. You just have to work for Microsoft or Amazon out here to even be able to compete or your fucked there’s no reason to stay out here and slowly drown in the inflation.
 
14462206:Casey said:
Sigh. The house I grew up in my parents bought on a single income carpenters salary when I was a little kid is now worth like 1.7 million dollars. That’s not even considered good around here they couldn’t move anywhere that isn’t way out of King County. My wife and I both work full time in professional gigs and we are dead fucking broke putting two little kids in daycare writing a 4500 dollar check each month on top of the mortgage just to be able to have someone watch my children so I can go to work it’s so god damn backwards. You just have to work for Microsoft or Amazon out here to even be able to compete or your fucked there’s no reason to stay out here and slowly drown in the inflation.
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King County real estate is why my sister is living the van life now and she's a RN, broken nation.
 
topic:skierman said:
$1,995,000 for a 1,065 sqft house.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/70-Terrace-Hill-Rd-Gilford-NH-03249/92814257_zpid/?

ONLY $1,873 price/sqft. SMOKING DEAL!
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This looks like a possibility. Me and my wife might check it out. We live in Boston but we've been looking to buy another house to add to our vacation rental portfolio. We only have 1 other lake house. I think something around here could be a good fit for airbnb.

It would be cool to buy a block of homes on the same lake too. That's a pretty steep asking price but if we charge enough on the rentals we should be able to make it back in a few years.

We really love it up that way. We only get up near there once a year because we're so busy in the city but it's so pretty.
 
14462206:Casey said:
Sigh. The house I grew up in my parents bought on a single income carpenters salary when I was a little kid is now worth like 1.7 million dollars. That’s not even considered good around here they couldn’t move anywhere that isn’t way out of King County. My wife and I both work full time in professional gigs and we are dead fucking broke putting two little kids in daycare writing a 4500 dollar check each month on top of the mortgage just to be able to have someone watch my children so I can go to work it’s so god damn backwards. You just have to work for Microsoft or Amazon out here to even be able to compete or your fucked there’s no reason to stay out here and slowly drown in the inflation.
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Yeah it's fucked. Greenwater just went wild the last few years. With the increased crowds increase in people trying to live closer. Now woth Crystal bull dozing housing it should be interesting to find somewhere to rent. Currently all their eggs are in the basket of a summer church camp not built for winter where they've been shoving some people the last 2 seasons. That shit hole might have to house everyone. Praise jesus!

Idk. Everythings going crazy these days. Seems everywhere is out of reach for most people.
 
14462190:OldManAtABasin said:
We are getting ready to buy in Estes Park, CO and it's not fun..
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Why don’t you just wait 2-3 years for the full effect of joejoes bizarre adventure to fully hit the housing market and buy at record lows. But I guess the money printer can and will go brrr one last time before this act comes to a close.
 
14462341:Biffbarf said:
I've never been a huge fan, a little too far from everything and it's a huge tourist trap imo.
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After living in SF, Boston, Denver, San Diego, and Fort Collins.. we have loved living far from everything. My wife works as a biologist in the park and I work remote so it's been fantastic for us. The town itself is a massive tourist trap sure, but we spend 90% of our free time fucking around in the mountains and avoiding people.

Skiing every day from our backyard is also a benefit.

We still drive into Denver every once in a while with no issue - we had season tickets at the Avalanche last season.

It's not for everyone but its for sure for us. We contemplated summit county but that was way too much of a tourist trap in the winter while estes park is dead.

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14462335:mobadis said:
Why don’t you just wait 2-3 years for the full effect of joejoes bizarre adventure to fully hit the housing market and buy at record lows. But I guess the money printer can and will go brrr one last time before this act comes to a close.
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As someone that has made a living working at hedge and private equity funds, anyone believing they can time the market is a clown.
 
14462350:OldManAtABasin said:
As someone that has made a living working at hedge and private equity funds, anyone believing they can time the market is a clown.
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yield curve: inverted

Inflation: out of control

energy prices: sorry putlers fault

zestimate: falling

quantitative tapering: engaged

Europe: shambles

ww3: looming

president: senile

Its happening sooner rather than later and you really don’t wanna be stuck with the “bank lien” conditional on your personal NFT ID after we switch to the new system.
 
14462409:mobadis said:
yield curve: inverted

Inflation: out of control

energy prices: sorry putlers fault

zestimate: falling

quantitative tapering: engaged

Europe: shambles

ww3: looming

president: senile

Its happening sooner rather than later and you really don’t wanna be stuck with the “bank lien” conditional on your personal NFT ID after we switch to the new system.
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You sound exactly like the person people should be taking financial advice from.. lol
 
14462409:mobadis said:
yield curve: inverted

Inflation: out of control

energy prices: sorry putlers fault

zestimate: falling

quantitative tapering: engaged

Europe: shambles

ww3: looming

president: senile

Its happening sooner rather than later and you really don’t wanna be stuck with the “bank lien” conditional on your personal NFT ID after we switch to the new system.
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Imagine being this stupid
 
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