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  • It's true that it would do nothing for someone who deliberately breaks the law but, especially when it comes to the elderly, poor vision and reaction time is a big factor in driving ability - both would be obvious during a practical exam.

  • I have never been a fan but I feel like it's a lot deeper than just craving attention. The dude has serious unchecked mental problems.

    "Source": My best friend has bipolar and we lived together during many episodes - the similarity is uncanny, minus the bigoted stuff

  • I bought a condo in 2009/2010 and the market is way crazier now. Back then it felt very...human? This time around, the whole process selfish and greedy with everyone trying to take advantage of you on both sides.

  • Oh also worth noting that housing is a different kind of beast in the way it "handles" supply and demand. If you can't afford to buy, you can still rent. Banks will lend as much as possible because don't care if prices get crazy - they benefit more than a single homeowner. And if they have to foreclose on you? Well, just add it to the bank portfolio and rent it out

  • Yeah, it's just a weird period where things haven't caught up and there's nothing any authority could do to force it to catch up

    That said, don't expect prices to go down much. Outside of a total market crash, prices always rise

  • There's not much to "fix" unfortunately. We just got out of a really hot real estate market with people routinely offering 50k over asking. Everyone who needed to move likey did so but sellers who were late to the party still expect to get those crazy offers.

    But people don't buy when there's a recession on the way and these sellers are stuck. Soon, "investors" will realize they were late to the party and they'll panic sell before it loses more value.

    And because we're in a recession, banks will buy the houses and rent will go up