Real Estate and foreclosure thread

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Nothing special............just something I came across. Posting as a bump.

He cut his rent by $2,000 a month. Then he bought a $165,000 house in Southwest Philly | How I bought this house​


The buyer: Dylan Foglesong, 28, program manager

The house: A 1,150-square-foot townhouse in Southwest Philly with two bedrooms and two bathrooms built in 1925.

The price: Listed for $180,000; purchased for $165,000.

The agent: Christy Bergen, Coldwell Banker

The ask: Dylan Foglesong felt like he was overpaying for his apartment. He was spending $2,600 a month, plus utilities, for a two-bedroom place in Manayunk, and the money was going toward a place he would never own.

Read the rest here:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/rea...ought-this-house/ar-AA27hA1W?ocid=socialshare
 
Pushing the (false) idea that anyone can afford a home.

To keep prices elevated. Can't let this latest Housing Bubble pop...
 
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Foreclosure filings reached nearly 228,000 from January to June, up 21% from a year ago and 28% from two years ago, according to data released Thursday from real estate data company ATTOM.
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The states with the biggest jumps in foreclosure activity in the first half of the year were:
  • Idaho, where filings increased 59% compared to the same period in 2025
  • Colorado, where filings increased 57%
  • Georgia, where filings were up 52%.

When it comes to the highest overall foreclosure rates, Florida dominates. In June alone, one in every 2,106 housing units in the state had a foreclosure filing.
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Here's a real glimpse into America's real estate future. Take a look at these cheap homes in Japan. They have a real Demographic crisis in full swing.

 
The Globalists have a plan, no worries.

Planes full of Africans, arriving in three, two, one....
 
HOAs are extralegal - government power vested in a body of non-government local property owners. And in fact, mandated that this board be elected, funded and given power.

It's working as well as you'd expect. Which is why it was never done prior to our Woke Age.

This is straight out of the collectivist playbook - a Committee or Political Commissariat, staffed with lackeys eager to snitch, and even to impose pain, on instruction and order of the real power.

Remember, the Nazis had the ghetto police as their first line. It was residents IN the ghettos who did most of the watching, the reporting, the arresting and turning-over, of political criminals.
 
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