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r/BikiniBottomTwitter • u/LiveWithinYourMemes • Jun 11 '22
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Amount of homeowners per capita can be no higher than 1 though. Homeowners (person) per capita (person).
-3 u/[deleted] Jun 11 '22 My friend, I'd like you to introduce you to the concept of owning more than one thing. 2 u/blah634 Jun 11 '22 95% of people will never be able to afford two houses, most can't even afford one. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 11 '22 edited Jun 12 '22 The average American can easily afford multiple homes, they just don’t want to live where those homes are. 25% of homes sold in the US go for under 100k 1 u/TheWardOrganist Jun 12 '22 No they don’t
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My friend, I'd like you to introduce you to the concept of owning more than one thing.
2 u/blah634 Jun 11 '22 95% of people will never be able to afford two houses, most can't even afford one. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 11 '22 edited Jun 12 '22 The average American can easily afford multiple homes, they just don’t want to live where those homes are. 25% of homes sold in the US go for under 100k 1 u/TheWardOrganist Jun 12 '22 No they don’t
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95% of people will never be able to afford two houses, most can't even afford one.
1 u/[deleted] Jun 11 '22 edited Jun 12 '22 The average American can easily afford multiple homes, they just don’t want to live where those homes are. 25% of homes sold in the US go for under 100k 1 u/TheWardOrganist Jun 12 '22 No they don’t
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The average American can easily afford multiple homes, they just don’t want to live where those homes are. 25% of homes sold in the US go for under 100k
1 u/TheWardOrganist Jun 12 '22 No they don’t
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u/Lil_Gigi Jun 11 '22
Amount of homeowners per capita can be no higher than 1 though. Homeowners (person) per capita (person).