>>/60877/
Yeah, I may be too old to get a home and enjoy it, having kids even now means I will be a full time chauffeur and teenager headache solver in 15 years at around 55, I will have to start having doc appointments meself regularly after another 5, I will be already slowing down and ignoring more and more stuff so there enjoyment/chore zero sum game will be going the wrong way.
I am thinking obviously about a nice location for the house, not some suburb shitcube with all the cons of a city with very few pros of a city, no pros of outside town.
Plus exactly, this shit is so expensive now, unless I write some magic trading bot that will literally print me money on Polymarket - for my IT wage it is still rather stupid, will have to be fortified with bad loans.
>>/60878/
I do have a magical neighbor situation right now, two empty flats, two sweet old ladies, an older couple, my longtime acquaintance neighbor who once a while throws a tame party with music and loud laughing for two hours, the worst is a family with older teenagers but it is because of their stupid dog they can't control, little shit is quiet most of the time but when he smells someone or goes down the staircase it is mad barks all the way.
This luxury of no neighbor problems is a rarity though.