most people have 2 kids. most people have one house. they will either sell the house and use the equity to fund their retirement or the house gets sold and the cash is split 50/50 for their kids. upper middle class usually has more than one house in which case kids get one each and move into them. thats how it works in canada. went to school with wealthy cacs. all their parents have 2-3 houses. all of them have 2-3 kids. each kid inherits a house and they went to school for well-paying professions + have connections to get hired at the best companies. since they don't have to pay a mortgage they can save for a second down payment asap and use it as a rental property. after it pays itself off they live off the rental income and when they die the cycle statrts itself over again.
most minorities think they can compete with (rich) whites but this shyt is no joke. they have this generational wealth thing down to a science.
indians and asians are now making more money than whites on average but the average white isn't really important to society (hence support for trump because they feel cheated by asians and indians). it's the wealthiest 20% of whites that run the show.
I pondered this question wit my girl awhile back......Whose buying up all these homes across the US once ALL these baby-boomers start droppin? 
......Millions of homes....nd millions of nice ones. I'm sure everyone been thru neighborhoods dominated by old ppl. These ppl bought or started payin on these houses way back in the 50s, 60s, nd 70s when shyt was sweet. My grandfather came to the US in the in the 40s...stacked up...built a nice size home spendin less than 20 racks. Then purchased a few more houses back in the day...dirt-cheap 
......these house prices higher than a MFer unless u really eatin or livin out in the boonies somewhere 
. Anyway....whats ppls opinions?
... Nd weren't baby-boomers the largest generation? How bout the rural areas or farther out? Younger generations want to be closer to cities nd dont want that farm like their parents had. I'd even say most aint sittin on money or the promise their elders had at the same age so how they gonna hold on to all these homes with record-level home prices, high-ass taxes, nd a shytty economy? 
