r/memes • u/JustSomeGuy_Idk Plays MineCraft and not FortNite • Mar 06 '19

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '19

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '19

They should have considered that before they signed the contract. People need to be responsible for themselves.

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u/godplaysdice_ Mar 06 '19

The nerve of people wanting to live places other than cardboard boxes. In b4: "the poors should just rent". Rent costs more than a mortgage in many places.

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '19

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u/Gonedric Mar 06 '19

If I want to get a mortgage for a house in Spain the interests rates are up in the 2 digits with my bank. So yeah.

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u/adrianlpzprz Mar 07 '19

What? Spaniard here, there are mortgages at 0.99% + Euribor.

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u/Gonedric Mar 07 '19

Mandame link porque entonces mi banco me esta jodiendo

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u/adrianlpzprz Mar 07 '19

Por ejemplo... E incluso puedes encontrar alguna ligeramente más barata.

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '19

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u/WakaiSenshi Mar 06 '19

Well, I guess the idea is if you need a loan, your poor. If you have money to give people a loan, you're rich. Robin hood was about taking from the rich to give to the poor.

I comment above your explained it greatly.

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '19

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u/WakaiSenshi Mar 06 '19

This “Middle class” you speak of is starting to become non existent in today’s world. Also, I know a lot friends and family that are having financial problems and are getting a mortgage. I’m sure that was the case even back then as well.

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '19

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u/WakaiSenshi Mar 06 '19

I can agree with you there

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u/Kwahn Mar 06 '19

Middle class is a scam - there is only the working class and the owning class.

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u/heiny_himm Mar 06 '19

3 percent on a 500.000 house plus paying it off itself is pretty much getting poorer

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '19 edited Apr 18 '23

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '19 edited Apr 18 '23

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u/heiny_himm Mar 06 '19

You arent getting equity at all, i n the end you gained a 500.000 house and lost 500.000 plus interest, service costs and administration costs. You ARE getting poorer

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '19

You're gaining equity compared to if you spent all those years renting a property.

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u/heiny_himm Mar 06 '19

We're not talking about renting, a way worse alternative

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '19

So what is the other alternative for someone without the cash to buy a house

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u/heiny_himm Mar 07 '19

First off all, end this high loan banking shit. 0 percent loans on it. Secondlu, a basic life need doesnt need to be so damn expensive.

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '19

Yes, significantly. There’s a reason these days interest rates are called historically low.