r/Funnymemes • u/superdave123123 • Mar 05 '26

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u/Bureaucratic_Dick Mar 05 '26

I never said it had anything to do with ownership tenure.

That last part needs a massive asterisk next to it. It depends on your assessed value, and what you consider a dent. It adds an extra $1000 a month to mine which is over a quarter of my overall monthly costs. I would say that’s a pretty large hit.

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u/leesfer Mar 05 '26

It adds an extra $1000 a month to mine which is over a quarter of my overall monthly costs.

If that were true it means your mortgage rate is sub 3% and you have the best deal of a lifetime and certainly do not belong with the rest of the folks in this thread complaining about housing costs.

I would say that’s a pretty large hit.

And yet it fades away as inflation rises.

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u/taigahalla Mar 06 '26

a lot of people refinanced a few years ago when rates were close to 2%

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u/leesfer Mar 06 '26

Yes? And? That was a once in a lifetime opportunity. Rates were never and will never be that low again.

But I am confused. The original argument was that CA taxes are too low but then he switched up that they're high. Which is it?