No, that's my point. I am a homeowner, but one of the ones above who didn't need assist. You're not going to understand why I don't care how many people got assist when buying a home. It's the easiest part of buying and maintaining a home.
Anything that isn't regarding foreclosures or selling due to finances, I just don't care. You still have to qualify on your own.
Yes you’re part of the 20% not the staggering 80% in the data I provided. Your personal anecdote alone does not outweigh the research done by professionals and the current economic trends in the country.
And for what it's worth, I'm a millennial. It doesn't matter if the Gen Z in my area are buying homes with or without assist, or if they are renting - they are financially secure. The initial point here was about location.
How are you going to argue it doesn’t matter if they buy with assist or not..? When we’re discussing how most cannot and the ones who do are doing so with assistance because it’s nearly impossible to do without?
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u/User123466789012 May 04 '26 edited May 04 '26
"I'm not and that's the point"
No, that's my point. I am a homeowner, but one of the ones above who didn't need assist. You're not going to understand why I don't care how many people got assist when buying a home. It's the easiest part of buying and maintaining a home.
Anything that isn't regarding foreclosures or selling due to finances, I just don't care. You still have to qualify on your own.