It’s our commitment issues honestly. I’m also doubting I’m the only one who has written off a few places to buy a house because it will lose all it’s value once it’s underwater.
Not gonna lie. The waterfront properties I fantasize about? I check their height above sea level. There's a great piece of property I've been following for a long time. It used to be a "fixer upper" because the neighbor's property sloughed off onto it and crushed half the house. It went from $1.9m to $475k with a creak and a groan. Now it's $300k with a house to haul off. The neighbor's house went on sale about four months ago... and sold for $2.3m. There was absolutely no notes in the listing about "subsidence" or "landslides" or "shoring" or any of that shit.
I thought you were going to go the direction of "will need to move in a couple years because of layoffs or limited growth at a company."