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post 1539162821 12-31-2017, 10:11 PM
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Originally Posted By AlwaysFocus
The problem is that people that dont even occupy the house with renters are buying the houses for whatever price, with laundered money or 99 year mortgages from China. Its the great Canadian money laundering scheme and is well known, but they aren't stopping it because, money.
my place went up 100k in 2017. no fuks given. cry more.

keep the china money rolling.
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post 1539163101 12-31-2017, 10:16 PM
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While you don't need 40k as a downpayment here, I'm dreading the foundation repair company coming out next week.

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post 1539163241 12-31-2017, 10:18 PM
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Lol @ you if you can’t save $40k.
post 1539163261 12-31-2017, 10:18 PM
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Originally Posted By extendlol
Seriously these **** semi-detached you need like a 40k down payment for one. Is everyone rich or am i missing something

Ontario GTA btw
Some of them live in a trailer park. Seriously. How they justify that level of failure is beyond me but part of it involves posting on the misc.

Case in point in Canada:
Originally Posted By ashin1
So much this, either relocate or increase your income
Dude literally lives in a trailer park. From all accounts loves it. Or massive cope, whatever.

Others just borrow money - banks will happily lend you money if you have a good job. Although half the misc is scared of debt so dunno what they do.
post 1539163461 12-31-2017, 10:21 PM
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It depends on where you live honestly. I live in Cali and the likelihood I'd buy a home is slim at best. Maybe someday once my student loans are gone since that takes up the bulk of my check... and bills so I can live...

If I were to go to one of the southern states I'd be able to afford a very nice house, but I'm content renting right now. I am looking into rent to own in the future.
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post 1539163661 12-31-2017, 10:25 PM
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Originally Posted By WhAtNoWbChSs
my place went up 100k in 2017. no fuks given. cry more.

keep the china money rolling.
I'm in the market, I do like the fact my house has also gone up 150k since I bought, I'm not crying for anybody but the future children.


Used to be if you were a cookie cutter mid level blue collar worker you could buy a modest home. Not anymore.

Its a fragile bubble because of this, if for some reason the Chinese pull out, prices will collapse, I hope that doesn't happen, because I might lose, but you only lose if you sell so...
post 1539163831 12-31-2017, 10:27 PM
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Originally Posted By extendlol
I was just saying not a lot of people have 40k to drop on a house, so they rent an apartment for 5+ years?


Right but thats not where the jobs are. They are in the GTA, the hour+ drive each way would eat your soul



Lmao



I'm just peppering my angus when i want to move out
just dropped 50k on a car at 25

what are u doing with ur life
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post 1539163921 12-31-2017, 10:28 PM
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Originally Posted By extendlol
Seriously these **** semi-detached you need like a 40k down payment for one. Is everyone rich or am i missing something

Ontario GTA btw
Everyone on the misc makes $35+ an hour. No e stating obviously
post 1539163941 12-31-2017, 10:29 PM
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Originally Posted By DoYouEvenNEM
Canada

1965: 19 million
2017: 40 million


France

1965: 50 million
2017: 65 million

I pick the date 1965 because it was after the baby boomers were all birthed. Canada's population is arguably one of the fastest growing in the western world and it's all immigration. Canada might reach 70 million people within a miscer's lifetime and, if you haven't bought today, houses will be even more expensive in the future.

Sure interest rates will go up but the amount of free land near Canada's major cities isn't increasing anymore. Vancouver is such small area of land between the ocean and tall mountains. Southern Ontario already has a lot of people in it and it's also constricted by the Great Lakes.


Canada of the future will probably feel way different. East Asian immigrants tend to be more conservative and xenophobic than Canadians. So the country will probably end up Asian right-wing and there will be huge areas where English isn't spoken. There will probably be strong race-cliques everywhere too.
Strong deviation from thread topic.
post 1539164211 12-31-2017, 10:33 PM
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Originally Posted By r32gojirra
Some of them live in a trailer park. Seriously. How they justify that level of failure is beyond me but part of it involves posting on the misc.

Case in point in Canada:



Dude literally lives in a trailer park. From all accounts loves it. Or massive cope, whatever.

Others just borrow money - banks will happily lend you money if you have a good job. Although half the misc is scared of debt so dunno what they do.
Forgetting that he also has oil patch money / employment. Huge cope and delusion but most MISCers know there's of undiagnosed disorders and ill people posting on Misc all day. He also thinks moving to Nicaragua, where he will be mistaken for a rich Chinese millionaire in an area with the world's highest crime rates, is a good idea.

One technically only has one life and that guy has been spending like years in a oil field with a lot of carcinogens, ******* and trashy and racist rednecks everywhere.
post 1539164491 12-31-2017, 10:36 PM
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Originally Posted By sickkentbrah
just dropped 50k on a car at 25

what are u doing with ur life
im still in school driving my first car
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post 1539164701 12-31-2017, 10:39 PM
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Just bought my first house @ 25 srs. well just over a month ago.

25. single. put 20% down to avoid PMI. 4bdrm 2 story of peace, prosperity
post 1539164761 12-31-2017, 10:40 PM
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everybody is living in debt
post 1539165311 12-31-2017, 10:47 PM
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Originally Posted By wincel
everybody is living in debt
Not I, fam.

Bought my brand new Audi Q5 in cash too almost 2 years back. fuk debt
post 1539165511 12-31-2017, 10:49 PM
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Originally Posted By BRBafrica
Not I, fam.

Bought my brand new Audi Q5 in cash too almost 2 years back. fuk debt
Most white people have never heard of an Audi Q5. You sound like a Chinese miscer in California / Canada who is either a huge penny pincher or his parents helped him on that one.
post 1539165601 12-31-2017, 10:51 PM
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Originally Posted By DoYouEvenNEM
Most white people have never heard of an Audi Q5. You sound like a Chinese miscer in California / Canada who is either a huge penny pincher or his parents helped him on that one.
25. bought the audi at 23. bought my mom an infiniti ex35 when her lease was up to help her out.


white af fam.


go fk yourself tho lmao


live in the states. no cucked ca. just got back from canada tho for first time a couple weeks ago. only was in vancouver and another city nearby for a week tho. it was aight
post 1539165761 12-31-2017, 10:53 PM
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Originally Posted By BRBafrica
25. bought the audi at 23. bought my mom an infiniti ex35 when her lease was up to help her out.


white af fam.


go fk yourself tho lmao
Then you messed up hard unless you're trying to get a 2nd-tier Chinese girlfriend from the mainland. White women don't recognize the brand BMW or Audi that well and they wouldn't notice your car.
post 1539165871 12-31-2017, 10:54 PM
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Originally Posted By DoYouEvenNEM
Then you messed up hard unless you're trying to get a 2nd-tier Chinese girlfriend from the mainland. White women don't recognize the brand BMW or Audi that well and they wouldn't notice your car.
i didnt buy my car for girls to notice it. or speed. i got it for luxury and chillin. i prefer motorcycles for the other stuff. and lmao just fyi everyone knows audi where tf u from
post 1539165981 12-31-2017, 10:56 PM
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the only people that i know that own houses are trust fundies and tradies. The same people that can actually afford to have kids without having to go on welfare.

everyone else is suffocating (!) on that student loan time.
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Originally Posted By BRBafrica
i didnt buy my car for girls to notice it. or speed. i got it for luxury and chillin. i prefer motorcycles for the other stuff. and lmao just fyi everyone knows audi where tf u from
Lol strong cope. The only women who talk about Audi are Chinese and even then they'ld rather date the guy who can afford an actual BMW.

You're driving by in them Audi and people don't know what it is and deyz shrugging dem shoulders. Meanwhile the guy driving a Ford 150 or a Lamborghini is smashing them sugar walls without condoms.
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OP tbh it will be much harder come January 1st, they are changing the Down Deposits for houses to be more than the worth of the house to 'prevent' takebacks and etc. Interest comes pretty low (low 2%s) And I would go through a Mortgage advisory website or TD


My best bet would be to save up 4-5 years and than by a house and rent out all the rooms till it is paid off srs.
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Originally Posted By orangetide
the only people that i know that own houses are trust fundies and tradies. The same people that can actually afford to have kids without having to go on welfare.

everyone else is suffocating (!) on that student loan time.
how old r u?


mostly same here but some brahs are starting to make it slowly but surely. srsly good to see


i got lucky chit interested me when i was hella young, stuck with it, went to like a semester of community college but was already doing my own thing for quite some time and just said fuggit. no debts ever. no college degree, so sad to see how the norm is to like start off life in 6 figure debt like w0t m8
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Originally Posted By DoYouEvenNEM
Lol strong cope. The only women who talk about Audi are Chinese and even then they'ld rather date the guy who can afford an actual BMW.

You're driving by in them Audi and people don't know what it is and deyz shrugging dem shoulders. Meanwhile the guy driving a Ford 150 or a Lamborghini is smashing them sugar walls without condoms.
BMW's are for hella gentlemen anyway theres no way im that supreme

lol just lol at buying a car for status. i can buy a lambo straight up in cash tomorrow, but just because i can doesnt mean i should. if you have basic financial common sense anyway. im all about dat financial independence, setting urself up for life gamebreh
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parents help pay for it. or they work a decent job and save up for 10 years to buy a poverty house.

other than that you need to be making like $100k+ a year
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Originally Posted By BRBafrica
how old r u?


mostly same here but some brahs are starting to make it slowly but surely. srsly good to see


i got lucky chit interested me when i was hella young, stuck with it, went to like a semester of community college but was already doing my own thing for quite some time and just said fuggit. no debts ever. no college degree, so sad to see how the norm is to like start off life in 6 figure debt like w0t m8
29, my friends are all 28-31.

many have good careers and make stable/high payments on their loans, but @ 7% interest, that chit DOESNT go down when you consider all of the other expenses a person has to deal with (car insurance, health insurance (fuk obamacare), car repairs).

by far my friends that are the WORST off are the ones that wen to pharmacy/ law school.
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Originally Posted By JackTheMiscer
parents help pay for it. or they work a decent job and save up for 10 years to buy a poverty house.

other than that you need to be making like $100k+ a year
I know a pharmacist and her husband, who have no kids. he didnt go to college, makes ~70k, and she pulls ~120k (all before taxes).

...but she owes 250k from pharmacy school (no undergrad loans) and they BARELY were approved for a small house in an affordable area. She pays 1/3 of her salary after taxes towards her loans, but that sheit aint going down.

this financial system will not make it boyos.
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Originally Posted By orangetide
I know a pharmacist and her husband, who have no kids. he didnt go to college, makes ~70k, and she pulls ~120k (all before taxes).

...but she owes 250k from pharmacy school (no undergrad loans) and they BARELY were approved for a small house in an affordable area. She pays 1/3 of her salary after taxes towards her loans, but that sheit aint going down.

this financial system will not make it boyos.
That feeling when graduated from technical college with less than $20k student loans and haven't made under $95k/year since
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Originally Posted By Destor
That feeling when graduated from technical college with less than $20k student loans and haven't made under $95k/year since
lol houses in canda are like $1 million+ for poverty ghetto house, and 95k a year is like a poverty in canada money
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Originally Posted By Destor
That feeling when graduated from technical college with less than $20k student loans and haven't made under $95k/year since
but that's Alberta. It's no different than Australia where guys pushing brooms all seem to make $100K/Yr because of resource money and/or union of peace. It's just a brag considering most miscers come from countries without those easy opportunities.
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Originally Posted By JackTheMiscer
lol houses in canda are like $1 million+ for poverty ghetto house, and 95k a year is like a poverty in canada money
Especially when the CAD falls down to $0.80 USD and below and the cost of almost everything in Canada seems to be higher (gasoline / groceries / homes / huge sales tax on everything). Then add in the winter where Mars is warmer than Toronto right now, immigrants from Asia who refuse to learn English and add in all the Cucks / Cuckistan. Canada is a pretty chitty place to be in.
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