This entire analysis is silly. GOOD DECISION MAKING IS A HUGE problem? When compared to pre-bust & bust. Look at last chart. % is back to pre-boom/bust cycle. Banks went back to being prudent, & it sucks? Rates aren't stupid low, & it sucks? The boom made the bust. Econ 101.
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Millenials ruined recessions: my column.
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It was written by a millenial who doesn't think data prior to 2000 is valid. Seems about right for a millenial.

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Hey I was in grade school then. Why would those housing trends matter? :p
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History... something something... doomed to... something something.
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If history is so great, where is it now to defend itself? Oh that's right... it got replaced by the present.
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But that's why history IS great... it convinces the present is unique and improved so it can shuffle off to the bar to talk about the glory days.
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Good. Owning a home is not a right. If you can't afford a traditional 30-year fixed-rate mortgage and at least 10% down (if not 20%), you have no business buying a home.
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This is true it’s becoming out of reach I’ve dreamed all my life to have a real home I work two jobs my credit ok not 750 but 700 and I still can’t afford live 30 minuets area from my job smh should be illegal to have 700,000 homes in urban areas they pushing blacks away
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Yes, bidding against hedge funds has changed the home buying process.
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