So. As of now.
And they'll make fat profits from that, putting the price of the home out of reach of many people.
it won't last forever....
I suspect I'll be dead long before my house is dead.
california is building 1/2mil new homes a year...and they will all have solar. Soon a home without solar will be like a home without electricity, nobody will want it....
You gotta outlive the mortgage. Spruce it up and sell. Buy a cabin in the woods and live it up. Or feed the vultures. Damn morbid world.
i hate it that nobody accepts personal responsibility for anything in their life.
I had my home paid off for 5 years before I retired.....but for what? It was just $100,000's of equity just collecting dust. So I took out a mortgage and bought a pot farm in the hills. So now for a $1,200 a month mortgage I have a home and a pot farm...it seems to be working for me.
Agree, paid off my mortgage when I was 45, my (former) wife just divorced me and got a free home.
Here is a gentleman who's gospel I want to retire to. Best demo I have at the moment. Better days and integrity.
We watch that quite often during our evening YouTube music foray. Thanks. Here is another from Celebration day. Jason Bonham on drums.
I picked up all ingredients & a 9" spring form pan. I'm getting amped to make this for Momma (and me of course).
Flourless Chocolate Torte
Get Flourless Chocolate Torte Recipe from Food Networkwww.foodnetwork.com
I bet you could do a sugar free version, just use sugar free chocolate. Might take a little tinkering, but I bet it comes out great. Just use a sweetener instead of sugar. If for some reason it doesn’t bake right the first time, try adding an extra egg
oh and the chocolate ganache is just equal parts by weight heavy whipping cream and semisweet chocolate. Bring the cream to a simmer, pour it over the chopped chocolate, and just let it sit 5 minutes. Stir until smooth, the heat from the cream should be enough to melt the chocolate.
