Back in the 80's homes were 4-5x the avg income
2002 5-6x
Now 8-9x
I rather buy something on 12% that's 4x my income than what my option is today.
[1] https://www.longtermtrends.net/home-price-median-annual-inco...
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Back in the 80's homes were 4-5x the avg income
2002 5-6x
Now 8-9x
I rather buy something on 12% that's 4x my income than what my option is today.
[1] https://www.longtermtrends.net/home-price-median-annual-inco...
I was on the market to buy a place. First time home owner jitters, but interest rates started to rise fast. Buying power dropped so much that I'm dropped out. At these rates, I really need the price to drop by 20%-ish. I'm sitting on cash and it feels like shit. I wonder how other people feel.
I taking my last OMSCS class, but the pressure is on to pass. Overall, life is okay. Could be worse but I'm fine.
When you got blocked or felt like you hit a wall, what did you do?
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I've quitted jobs without letting my employer that I was unhappy or disgruntled. In retrospect I should have let them know before I jumped ship; mainly because the grass is rarely greener on the other side and some of them could have changed.
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This was repeated a couple of times. I think we get the point.
What about the non-techinical employee? I generally feel marketing, sales, etc are screwed in startups. How can a someone making < 75k actually use their options?
Is Florida going to add more police, social workers, ER doctors and etc deal with the consequences?
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