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ATXSTLWPB3POINT0 t1_iu0wve8 wrote

What a pic. Genuinely jealous of that feeling of owning something that I’ll never get to.

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Difficult_Citizen t1_iu12ybk wrote

Land and home ownership are wildly more difficult things to buy these days. Back then OP's FIL could buy land, a house, a car or two and send 3 kids to college on his income alone working a normal job. Tax rate on the wealthiest member of society back then was 90% and the nations middle class thrived. I think the tax rate on the nations wealthiest these days are less 25% while the middle class burdens 37%+. Basically, today's adults do not possess the buying power of their parents/grand parents and most are locked in credit card debt. Something that didn't even exist back then.

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GibsonMaestro t1_iu16wjr wrote

He sleeps all night and he works all day

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monkeyhind t1_iu17wtt wrote

Now it's a mall.

Just kidding, but I'm curious what he did with the property.

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Difficult_Citizen t1_iu1oi0z wrote

Define "Outside NYC". Can I ask your job and what you paid for the property? I suppose it's possible there are a few unicorns out there, but mileage varies and for most, owning a home mostly feels un-attainable at this point and is something only boomers or rich people can do.

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Galindan t1_iu1yaw3 wrote

My man is enjoying the feeling of owning his land. Dreaming about he'll build on top of it. I look forward to doing the same in a few years!

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