I think it’s s***tier that people who work essential jobs don’t even make enough to live just because their jobs aren’t “in demand.” Of course it’s good that people make enough to live but the bigger picture is that this is a very small subset of the workforce that is extremely reliant on everyone else

Does condo count as a house?

If you’re working to own it then it’s just the same.

Bought it at like 21

manager..

If I could afford to pay it off within 5-10 years or sooner, hell yeah.

Worst case scenario you could rent it out and live somewhere cheaper.

Well damn

But engineers are really good at math! They're the smartest!

Yes it's a great investment for overall capital

How much?

I’m renting all the way

No I would not buy a house. Apartment life right now.

If I need to sure

A nice house i can afford is the dream for me at any age

I could get a nice loft/condo in or a run down house in Denver right now

But I'm gonna wait a little before I decide what to do

Me with my house at 28 as a nurse

Do your due dillegence when investing in condos

Who doesn’t need to build wealth?

Yeah I'm not into money like that. I'll just make whatever I need in order to live and provide comfortably.

Like I'll get a house because I gotta family. Not as some sort of future investment. If I'm able to sell it and make alot of money off it in the future, cool, but that ain't the end all be all. I'm just lookin to put a roof over the heads of my kin

Well nursing’s not a lot of school. Was thinking of medical/dental/pharmacy school

It's a wise investment if you have the money, but if you don't, there's absolutely no reason to do it

If u can afford it, no reason not to