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Truth In Equity@TruthInEquity·14 Nis

Everyone with a 30 year mortgage will end up forking over tens of thousands of dollars in interest directly to the bankers. Chances are, you probably don’t know the real numbers. It could be almost half your loan amount, even if your interest rate is only 3%.

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Truth In Equity@TruthInEquity·18h

@trentjhughes We shouldn’t have to move across the country to live a comfortable and affordable lifestyle.

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Trenton Hughes@trentjhughes·21h

Unpopular opinion: most people don't have an income problem They have a zip code problem I know people making $80k in North Carolina living better than friends making $200k in California Geography is the most underrated financial decision you'll ever make

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Truth In Equity@TruthInEquity·18h

@Dearme2_ Nothing would reduce crime more than 1950s demographics.

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Dear Self.@Dearme2_·23h

Police DO NOT REDUCE CRIME. Affordable Housing, employment, food, REDUCE CRIME.

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Truth In Equity@TruthInEquity·18h

@iluminatibot Correct. And the only way out is to learn to use the same instruments they use against you. They don’t loan money. They create credit. The question is whether that credit builds their balance sheet or yours.

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illuminatibot@iluminatibot·1d

Banks don't loan money, they loan debt, leveraged on the backs of the slaves, who are farmed by the government, and lovingly "tended" to by the education, prison and justice system.

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Truth In Equity@TruthInEquity·18h

@redpillb0t This isn’t a coincidence, this is a business model

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redpillbot@redpillb0t·1d

The basic ways the government steals your money: -if you earn it, income tax -if you live somewhere, property tax -if you spend it, sales tax -if you save it, inflation tax -if you invest it, capital gains tax -if you start a business, licenses -if you own a good business, profit tax -if you give it away, gift tax -if you die, inheritance tax

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Truth In Equity@TruthInEquity·18h

Schedule a free consultation with us At Truth in Equity we show you how to: - Save money on your mortgage - Pay off your house faster - Get out of debt! calendly.com/davidwelles

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Truth In Equity@TruthInEquity·18h

You don't need a raise. You don't need to cut lattes. You don't need a side hustle. You need to change where your money FLOWS between the day you earn it and the day you spend it. Control that gap differently and watch your debt Die! Everything else is Noise.

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Truth In Equity@TruthInEquity·1d

Mass migration into a housing supply that wasn’t built for it doesn’t just create cultural tension, it also creates basic supply and demand pressure on the working class. Americans were supposed to be able to afford. You can’t import millions of people into a constrained housing market and expect prices to fall.

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Amity@amitylee13·1d

As of early 2026, the median age for first-time homebuyers in the U.S. has reached an all-time high of 40 years old. Congress should be focused on cutting spending to bare bones to reduce inflation and so that the American people can keep more of what they earn.

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Truth In Equity@TruthInEquity·1d

@VladTheInflator 1 million homeowners owe more than their house is worth. That’s 1 million families with no exit, no equity, and no options.

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Darth Powell@VladTheInflator·2d

Almost 1m home loans are now underwater across the US. Small to start, but this is just the beginning.

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Truth In Equity@TruthInEquity·1d

This is what we do at Truth In Equity. We teach people how to operate in difficult market conditions. Book a call with us if you want to learn more and sign up to our email list for free financial education resources. calendly.com/davidwelles truthinequity.com

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Truth In Equity@TruthInEquity·1d

The easiest way most people will be able to own a home is by implementing unconventional means. Credit structures. Equity lines. Creative Financing. Seller Financing. Credit Line Banking. The problem is the average buyer doesn’t know these exist. Mainly because the system that profits off of you has no incentive to tell you these exist. The gap between renting and buying can be closed if you learn a different way to play the game.

Jon Brooks@jonbrooks

The average mortgage payment is often $1,000+ more than rent. So let me ask… Why would someone buy the same cookie-cutter house… for more money… at a higher risk… with higher taxes… and maintenance? Buying demand will stay weak until this gap closes.

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Truth In Equity@TruthInEquity·1d

@remarks The working class family making $60k a year gets nothing and pays for all of it.

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Remarks@remarks·1d

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Trump administration says 14,000 food stamp recipients were driving luxury cars like Ferraris and Lamborghinis.

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Truth In Equity@TruthInEquity·1d

@unusual_whales When mortgage demand is worse than 2008 and only 12% of 30 year olds can afford to buy, the pool of qualified buyers shrinks rapidly

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unusual_whales@unusual_whales·2d

"Home sellers have cut prices at a record rate," per Redfin.

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Truth In Equity@TruthInEquity·1d

@conspiracyb0t A generation that doesn’t own anything has nothing to pass down. This a generational wealth line going flat

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conspiracybot@conspiracyb0t·2d

Own a home and married by 30 years old in America 1960: 52% 1970: 48% 1980: 45% 1990: 43% 2000: 35% 2010: 25% 2025: 12% Insane

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Truth In Equity@TruthInEquity·2d

This chart is the collapse of the foundational wealth building unit in one image. When you simultaneously remove marriage and homeownership from a generation you don’t just get a housing problem or a birth rate problem, you get a generational wealth transfer that stops completely. No equity. No stable household. No assets to pass down. Total economic wipeout disguised as a lifestyle choice.

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John LeFevre@JohnLeFevre·3d

catastrophic. getting worse. and no foreseeable fix.

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Truth In Equity@TruthInEquity·2d

@OurOwnNation They inherited the strongest economy in human history, stable neighborhoods, cheap land, and a dollar that actually held value, then spent the next 40 years voting for every policy that dismantled it while calling themselves “progressive”

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Our Own Nation@OurOwnNation·2d

Hippies did nothing and benefitted from the greatest economic era and the last dwindling age of near homogeneity just to become condescending libs and blow their unearned wealth so their children and grandchildren were left out to dry.

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Truth In Equity@TruthInEquity·2d

Correct. And the cruelest part is they sold an 18 year old $100,000 in non dischargeable debt for a credential that signals compliance more than competence. The degree stopped being about education the moment it became a financing product. Now it’s a four year delay on real life with interest attached.

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Wall Street Mav@WallStreetMav·3d

The value of most college degrees is rapidly approaching $0.00. 80% of the degrees are completely useless. It doesn’t provide job training. It is barely educational. There are a few exceptions such as medicine, engineering, etc. It seems like 80% of universities should close. We have too many people who are wasting years of their life going into debt for worthless degrees.

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Truth In Equity@TruthInEquity·2d

@MarindaVannoy1 It’s called THEFT

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Mandy@MarindaVannoy1·3d

Why are American politicians so rich?

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Truth In Equity@TruthInEquity·2d

@GoUncensored 60% of Americans can’t afford groceries in the most food abundant nation on earth.

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Uncensored.AI@GoUncensored·2d

60% of Americans are now concerned they can’t afford groceries.

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Truth In Equity@TruthInEquity·2d

Book a call with us calendly.com/davidwelles Or subscribe to our mailing list to get access to a plethora of free financial educational content in the form of ebooks, audio, and video. truthinequity.com

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Truth In Equity@TruthInEquity·2d

This is the conversation most people never have. Your mortgage isn’t building wealth, only your equity is. And there’s a significant difference between the two that most homeowners don’t understand until it’s too late to restructure. If you want to understand how to actually use real estate as a wealth tool instead of just an expensive place to sleep, set up a call with us. Link in next tweet

THE DIVIDEND DOMINATOR@TheAlphaThought

Your mortgage is not an investment. You're paying interest, maintenance, property tax, and insurance for 30 years on an asset you can't liquidate in 10 minutes. Call it what it is: expensive shelter.

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