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It's a massive expense that you're theoretically tied to for a long time. In my opinion, which is just that, it's more important to live somewhere nice in a mediocre house than live somewhere mediocre in a nice house: you can always improve the house, but you'll likely not have agency to improve the neighborhood.
Cupcakes
True. I am conflicted.