So exactly the types of jobs people are going to have to pick up as a buffer job when their overpaid “meme job” gets laid off?
Since you’re all about averages… why don’t you look up what the average age for a person making $10-$15 an hour is? Pro-tip: it’s not anywhere close to what you would think as a “young person” is.
And??? Do you have any idea what a million dollars gets for a house in the hot markets we are talking about?
But you’re half right, these are edge cases and a slight exaggeration, but I was thinking more in line of the 600-800k range, which is around the feeding frenzy we saw in the last few years in hot real estate markets driving up the national average.
Which with P&I, taxes, insurance and PMI can put you north of about 6k a month. Those mortgage calculators tend to try and hide the additional fees and costs associated with a mortgage. And on top of that, a lot of homebuyers are using high interest secondary loans to pay their closing costs and down payment. Look it up.
The original point still stands that when these new homebuyers get laid off they are not going to be anywhere near paying off their mortgage, even at $25 an hour!
They will sell.