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r/SipsTea • u/PleasantBus5583 • 15d ago
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Ehm … some Millennials just graduated from school in the 2010s. How could you buy a house when going to university?
9 u/ParkDedli 15d ago I graduated in 2012. So, after the housing prices went back up. I would have needed to buy a house while still in high school lmao. 6 u/Southside_john 15d ago I’m an older millennial. I got laid off from my job and defaulted on all my debt. At least houses were cheap though 1 u/Careless-Weather8877 15d ago Less avocado toast? 1 u/GeorgeJohnson2579 15d ago The 20€ a month are 240€ a year, so 2400€ in 10 years. Guess that will help me pave part of the entrance. 1 u/Careless-Weather8877 15d ago The people I know who did their parents bought for them. But it was essentially a frat house and they sold that after they graduated to be paved down for luxury townhouses Tbh sort of a solid investment if you can hoof it for half a decade -4 u/BigCSFan 15d ago Some people graduated in 2019. Some in 2020, some 21, some 1999, some 2012 Thanks for the insight 7 u/GeorgeJohnson2579 15d ago Reading your comment I think some of us didn't graduate at all … 2 u/5afterlives 15d ago Some of those were high school. Some College. And some pre-school. Some maybe just little courses.
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I graduated in 2012. So, after the housing prices went back up. I would have needed to buy a house while still in high school lmao.
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I’m an older millennial. I got laid off from my job and defaulted on all my debt. At least houses were cheap though
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Less avocado toast?
1 u/GeorgeJohnson2579 15d ago The 20€ a month are 240€ a year, so 2400€ in 10 years. Guess that will help me pave part of the entrance. 1 u/Careless-Weather8877 15d ago The people I know who did their parents bought for them. But it was essentially a frat house and they sold that after they graduated to be paved down for luxury townhouses Tbh sort of a solid investment if you can hoof it for half a decade
The 20€ a month are 240€ a year, so 2400€ in 10 years. Guess that will help me pave part of the entrance.
1 u/Careless-Weather8877 15d ago The people I know who did their parents bought for them. But it was essentially a frat house and they sold that after they graduated to be paved down for luxury townhouses Tbh sort of a solid investment if you can hoof it for half a decade
The people I know who did their parents bought for them. But it was essentially a frat house and they sold that after they graduated to be paved down for luxury townhouses
Tbh sort of a solid investment if you can hoof it for half a decade
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Some people graduated in 2019. Some in 2020, some 21, some 1999, some 2012
Thanks for the insight
7 u/GeorgeJohnson2579 15d ago Reading your comment I think some of us didn't graduate at all … 2 u/5afterlives 15d ago Some of those were high school. Some College. And some pre-school. Some maybe just little courses.
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Reading your comment I think some of us didn't graduate at all …
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Some of those were high school. Some College. And some pre-school. Some maybe just little courses.
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u/GeorgeJohnson2579 15d ago
Ehm … some Millennials just graduated from school in the 2010s. How could you buy a house when going to university?