@saltystella@pulte OK. Please lemme know if I can help. My little guy has severe food allergies and I want to make sure your guy was OK. I didn't want to just sit back and watch food allergy kids suffer.
@hmacbe Ever seen a Boomer at the grocery store go nuts over a 75 cent coupon that expired? Now ask them to reduce their asking prices for their house. "Not gonna give it away"!
@ellle_em 70 years of sitcoms with a "laugh track" have destroyed their minds. They think any and every joke they tell should be laughed at immediately. This is why they don't get smart comedy shows like Simpsons and Arrested Development. No laugh track.
@CaelanConrad Toe walking is because of the hard wood floors. All three of my kids did this when they were young, because they didn't like the sticky feel of the wood on the bottoms of their feet. Walked normal on all other surfaces. Watch your kids and prove me wrong.
@AmyMitchellRE Bwahaha. "Forced", like someone put a gun to their head and made them leverage a house at 5x the rebuild price. No one forced them, they aren't victims, and if they overpaid or HELOCed the heck out of their house it's their fault.
@CNBC Also they owe $21 plus Trillion in debt that they've racked up. I see no reason why young people should be saddled with this burden and pay for others mistakes.
@OccupyWisdom I'd love to see interest rate triple. The "howmuchamonth" club would be devastated, but savers like myself would be rewarded with a lower home price, which we could pay off much quicker. No desire for a 30 year anchor around my neck.
@lisaabramowicz1 Deferred maintenance is an issue not discussed with this article. Most BB houses are original builders grade and need a lot of work, and they won't command top dollar. Good luck telling that to old folks who "Aren't gonna give it away!"
@ValeeGrrl My favorite is the "Florida Ceiling windows". No Karen you dipshit, it's 'floor to ceiling' windows. What the hell is a "Florida Ceiling"? This has happened way too many times.
@lenkiefer@graygoods@LoganMohtashami You need to be fluid and mobile in this nomadic economy. Buying a house anchors you to a specific area, which can slow down your career. Younger folk like to move around the US, and I can't blame them. This isn't the 'Dad working in the plant for 30 years' anymore economy.