Buying a Home is a Headache

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First off....I don’t even like the way most new homes in my budget look.

My budget for a house is $300000. I’ll have about $60k to put down and I qualify for a first time homeowner program and down payment assistance programs as well.

But my major issue is paying a bunch of money for a barn looking house made from cheap siding, that is two feet away from your neighbors house, no backyard space, acreage....:stopitslime::stopitslime::stopitslime::stopitslime:

Also the house plans.:snoop: I grew up in a brick ranch home. 3 bedroom/2 baths, den, living room, dining room, kitchen with breakfast area.

But now because everybody thinks “OPEN FLOOR PLAN” is the coming messiah, the houses somehow have more space but less room.:mindblown:

So I no longer get a separate eat in kitchen, and a dining room. No longer have a living room/parlor AND a den. Just one big ole mashed together area.:pacspit:

And the BEDROOM SPACE! How can the house I grew up in be 1700 square feet and have bedrooms large enough to accommodate a full bedroom set...but a big ass 2200 square foot house got rooms the size of matchboxes.

I have full wood furniture. You know. Real shyt. Not particle board bullshyt you pay $2000 for these days. Bedroom sets passed down from my grandparents from 1800s.

But these new ass houses ain’t even got bedrooms big enough to accommodate a full/Queen size bed, nightstand, armoire, and dresser.

So I feel like I’m paying more for less even though it’s a newer home.:shaq2:
Is it just better to build? Am I trippin? I swear older homes are better than some of the new shyt I see on the market now.
 

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My budget for a house is $300000. I’ll have about $60k to put down
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buying a house should be as simple as buying a car * (which is a low bar cause even that is a pain in the ass but you can at least get it done in one day)

but they know how much you have, how much the property is worth generally.. and your credit situation

I feel like they just use this drawn out process to generate miscellaneous fees and to prevent minorities via frustration.. from being able to move out of low income areas since
racial segregation still exists in education based on location
which is a key cog of the racial divide
 
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