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In reply to the discussion: Boomer Dad Paid $25K for His First Home in 1980. Now Admits To His Kids, 'This Isn't Just Expensive...It's Impossible. [View all]

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3. I wish houses had remained same size as our first one in 1952. 800 sq ft, 1 bath, 2 bedrooms.
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Mon Sep 22, 2025, 05:18 PM
Sep 22

That would have helped a lot. Hope local communities fight out an answer.

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Boomer Dad Paid $25K for His First Home in 1980. Now Admits To His Kids, 'This Isn't Just Expensive...It's Impossible. [View all] question everything Sep 22 OP
This is the Proof roscoeroscoe Sep 22 #1
Should have A 50% tax on home profits MichMan Sep 22 #2
Yeah, can see our midterm candidates running on that platform, and getting trounced. Silent Type Sep 22 #4
How about the wealthy just pay their share. dem4decades Sep 22 #5
In certain parts if the country, downsizing yorkster Sep 22 #11
I wish houses had remained same size as our first one in 1952. 800 sq ft, 1 bath, 2 bedrooms. Silent Type Sep 22 #3
Houses moved from being a place to live and raise a family to investment, to an asset to flip question everything Sep 22 #6
Having grown up in a 3 bedroom, 1 bath house that's not ideal. dem4decades Sep 22 #7
My dad smoked in bathroom too, hated going in there. Of course in a small home, everything stunk. Silent Type Sep 22 #8
Driving around in the 65 Chevy wasn't pleasant either, especially winter, windows up, smoke in. dem4decades Sep 22 #9
This message was self-deleted by its author Mosby Sep 22 #10
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