Look I've bought house's. My house in California and Iover paid... but my house has increased in price by 20k. The thing. Isi ought at 2.5 interest rate. My mortgage is l1000 amonth, I don't care because there is no way in could pay less than that for rent.
being homeless is terrible on so many more levels than not having a place to sleep. Fortunatley MKE is doing a pretty good job supporting people who are in this situation, which is why you don't see it as many as in other cities. I am right now in Seattle, but I have seen it in DC, LA, NYC, Denver and Phoenix come to mind. Getting a roof over your head and making it a "home" is the first goal. Buying and owning it eventually free and clear should be the second.
@@MarcusMKE finding someone a place to sleep is not helpful.. if you live in a homeless shelter or with someone else you are still homeless 🎯🎯 there’s enough space and resources for everyone to have their own home 🎯🎯
Thank you this was very helpful as a milwaukee mother looking to buy a house.
Glad to hear! Feel free to email me m.auerbach@kw.com
Thoughts on Brewer's Hill and River West areas as up and coming neighborhoods? 🙂
They have been "up and coming" for about 30 years. Progress is significant, but good idea to manage expectations about the pace
Look I've bought house's. My house in California and Iover paid... but my house has increased in price by 20k. The thing. Isi ought at 2.5 interest rate. My mortgage is l1000 amonth, I don't care because there is no way in could pay less than that for rent.
Well done! And it will continue to go up in value while your payment will remain the same for 30 years until you own it free and clear!
To be homeless and to live your entire existence uncomfortable 🎯🎯 he says this like if you have the money you should choose to be homeless 😂😂
being homeless is terrible on so many more levels than not having a place to sleep. Fortunatley MKE is doing a pretty good job supporting people who are in this situation, which is why you don't see it as many as in other cities. I am right now in Seattle, but I have seen it in DC, LA, NYC, Denver and Phoenix come to mind. Getting a roof over your head and making it a "home" is the first goal. Buying and owning it eventually free and clear should be the second.
@@MarcusMKE finding someone a place to sleep is not helpful.. if you live in a homeless shelter or with someone else you are still homeless 🎯🎯 there’s enough space and resources for everyone to have their own home 🎯🎯
Cause their basketball team sucks. LETS GO JRUE!!