It’s difficult to be sympathetic because you are viewing the property as an asset financially. And not as a place to live, he likely does not give a shit that it’s appreciated in value because he has absolutely no intention whatsoever of selling and he plans to live there till he dies and that’s how housing should be viewed
It’s difficult to be sympathetic because you are viewing the property as an asset financially. And not as a place to live, he likely does not give a shit that it’s appreciated in value because he has absolutely no intention whatsoever of selling and he plans to live there till he dies and that’s how housing should be viewed
I agree with your sentement but sometimes places become gentrified and the original inhabitants can no longer afford to live there.
I’m not saying that it’s good or the way things should be but it is a reality.