Very common for young buyers to be propped up by down payments from their parents

That and forced savings from tech RSO’s - the RSO’s have become way less common, but I’m still seeing “gifts” for you guys buyers from their affluent parents

“If he shows up and doesn’t want to play and only score 30 instead of 50”

Almost everyone will come out ahead by buying, unless you are going to live in the house for less than 3 to 5 years

In most major metros rent is increasing and will be something unbelievable in 10 years

I used to pay $375 to rent places that are going for over $2500/month now

MLS’s should move away from the NAR controlled model

NWMLS which serves Western Washington is member owned and not affiliated with NAR

You don’t have to be a member of NAR, but you do have to be licensed and join the NWMLS

However, most brokerages require agents to join NAR

No one knows what will happen

The prognosticators are about as accurate as a PNW weatherman

History shows that over the long term property values will go up

Everyone wished they could go back 10 years and buy and in ten years they will wish the same thing

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Enjoy you birth day

Don’t listen to any Mr 18th Letter and mess that ish up

My 83 old uncle barely breaks 200 yards anymore and he could definitely break 80 from 6800 yards

His short game is immaculate and he’s never in trouble

Lots of people on here talking about it’s better to rent than it is to buy a home

Could be true in certain circumstances

For most people buying is clearly the better long term option

Hit me up and I can run the analysis for you

Rare “no sunglasses” pic

Lazy Afternoon

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This is one of those myths that people cling to

There are different types of credit checks, soft pulls and hard pulls

Neither will substantially change your score, maybe by a few points, but it will also rebound quickly

A credit score is not a static thing, it changes monthly

It’s true that people often ask this question

It’s pretty normal to talk about what you do for almost 1/2 your waking hours

When I ask people what they do for fun, they usually stumble

Language really can expose people

If you say “octogenarian”, then I can be pretty sure you’re an overly political d head, with an inflated sense of your own importance

“He’s 80” is easier, more people will understand you and you won’t sound pretentious

Big loser mentality

I know tons of dudes that are married with kids and plenty of young men that date

Up your game, read some books, build your skills, do real world activities, avoid politics and don’t be a dickhead

Not that hard

I wouldn’t touch any of these QB’s in the 1st round

I see a lot of people on certain sections of this app rooting for a recession or a depression

If your your broke today, how do you think you’ll do in a recession when you get laid off and can’t find work?

People are too stupid

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Most people know dude on the right and give him the BIG PROPS he deserves

No one really mentions dude on the left, who way more than held it down as his partner for 3 LP’s

IMO he was superior on the 1st two records

Overlooked/Underrated

Whatcha know about Prince Po?

“I wish I would’ve bought a house five years ago”

People said that same thing 5 years ago and 5 years before that and on an on and on and…

Austerity Twitter bout to be like

“Y’all are broke because you shower too much, I cut down to one shower a week and it gives me an extra $200 a month to invest in an index fund. That’ll be like $10m in 75 years”

FOH - life is for living

Complaining about a foul call in the 3rd quarter of a game you lose at the buzzer is very unbecoming

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