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Jerrod James
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Jerrod James
@jerrodjam
Money runs the story in your head. Time to write a different one.
United States Katılım Mayıs 2012
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@HamptonAc_ 95% of places in the United States you would be fine to make 250k a year and be comfortbale.
You have most likely made it if you are making 250k
Is this from personal experience or just an outside opinion?
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The biggest mistake people are making is looking at home prices.
Look at builder margins instead.
Lennar:
• Operating margin: 9.1% → 5.1%
• Incentives: 12.9% of every sale
Builders aren't defending prices.
They're sacrificing profits to keep sales moving.
The real price cut isn't on Zillow.
It's buried on the income statement.
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@DevotedDividend After I pay my debt off I will be hammering $SCHD
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What do they think happens when they drive out the people who most likely spend the greatest in their economy?
Politics UK@PolitlcsUK
🚨 NEW: The total number of millionaires in the UK has fallen to the lowest level since the 2008 financial crisis There were 442,000 millionaires in 2025, down from over 1m in 2021
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@LoganMohtashami Even a broken clock will tell the correct time twice a day
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How many calls about a national home price bubble crash have we had since 2012?
GIF
Kevin Gordon@KevRGordon
Aside from May 2023, the y/y % change in the S&P Case-Shiller U.S. Home Price Index has been positive every month since mid-2012
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@DevotedDividend How do you buy it daily? Like with a manual transfer?
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@jonbrooks Markets are building more and more apartments lowering the rent.
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Housing isn't frozen because people don't want to move.
It's frozen because they can't.
Sellers don't want to give up a 3% mortgage.
Buyers can't afford a 7% mortgage.
Builders are paying people to buy.
Renters can't save fast enough.
Nobody is where they want to be.
That's what a locked housing market looks like.
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@TheMattViera Teacher?! That is awesome. Good for them, and they most likely have a pension
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@Blossomaffia I appreciate this perspective. People can’t apprwciate you if they don’t know who you are. There’s someone out there that needs to hear what you have to share
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@cyclist_jim @RobinJPowell What global index fund do you like? I will add it to my list, you are right I ignored the importance of diversifying globally
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@jerrodjam @RobinJPowell But surely buying a global index fund is more diversified and also avoids investment paralysis?
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@Travisjost1 Isn’t this nuts? I remember taking apps and being sick to my stomach seeing $2,500 a month. Those people at the time were buying 500-600k homes.
Now I say 2800-3000 and sometimes hear a sigh of relief over the phone
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@ducksays Real estate can be amazing, but in my eyes it's too stressful a path to go down. I have owned rentals since 2019 and seen values shoot up. I paid tens of thousands for upgrades, remodels and had to run eviction processes. It can be fruitful, but I am already looking to get out
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1,500 people were a part of this survey. Almost 400 were already retired. Own a home outright and maybe this amount is okay, but certainly not comfortable.
Future retirees have to plan far in advance and save well above 1.2mil to reach the average life expectancy w/ money left
unusual_whales@unusual_whales
Americans say they need $1.2 million to retire comfortably, per CNBC
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@IndexAndForget How much time until everyone is back where they started?
I agree with you over a 5-10 year time frame after the reset
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@Favwontmiss I have never considered this viewpoint before. I’m addicted to creating the plan and feeling accomplished rather than taking the first action items of the plan
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