Comments by "Comm0ut" (@Comm0ut) on "Sam Dolciné" channel.

  1. Buy less than you qualify for. LEARN TO WORK ON THINGS. If your entertainment does not make you more capable or save you money it's a waste of time. Learning to DIY let me and millions of others buy cheap old homes then fix them inexpensively. Anyone can do this since my wife did most of the interior renovations while I worked. A home is part of a life package. Do not buy vehicles for any reason other than reliable efficient transportation until your home is paid off. I practice what I preach (not hard) and retired young by not copying trifling people (which are most of them). Learn to inspect homes YOURSELF. You have nothing more important to do in life than improve that life and every such skill pays off large. No one cares about YOUR money more than YOU do.
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  2. Growth is bad for current residents. Growth is only good if you're SELLING. That's why I don't follow the herd and chose residence in a guaranteed slow-growth area away from major cities. That let me pay off my home and keeps taxes low. Growth destroys the reasons communities grow in the first place. Growth ruins affordability.
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