Is Homeownership Still The American Dream?
(eBook)

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    [title] => Is Homeownership Still The American Dream?
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    [synopsis] => The original American Dream wasn't about owning stuff; it was about class mobility. In one generation, a family could go from broke to rich. Due to capitalism and leveraged markets, the American Dream morphed into owning big homes and fancy cars. With that, we divided our strongest tools against the capitalist-our families. No one can truly defeat a strong family. Owning a home will no longer be an individual sport; we can only do it as a team. We must sacrifice some space to make our finances make sense. We can overcome this hyper-inflated market by going back to our roots. Multi-generational households are still the norm overseas. We must return to form. Good Luck!
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