I don’t think a 50 year mortgage is bad. It gives everyone more flexibility financially You can pay a mortgage off early Not sure how else to lower home costs in 2025

Nov 8, 2025 · 9:11 PM UTC

Replying to @CryptoWendyO
Or maybe the real solution is to: 1. remove commission from home sales, and it becomes based on number of homes sold not by how much it’s sold for. 2. Then reduce interest rates 3. limit length of mortgages 4. Get a 100% tax break on insurance and force insurance price to maintain during the length of ownership despite rising housing prices 5. Limit property tax increase to none after purchase or transfer of home 6. Make PMI illegal
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Some of these could work. I appreciate the polite discourse
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Replying to @CryptoWendyO
A fifty year mortgage raises the cost of a home. It doesn't lower it. Math is hard.
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Maybe for you
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Replying to @CryptoWendyO
I guess having 50 years as an option isn't bad but it shouldn't be the go to answer.
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Agree. You can always refi
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Replying to @CryptoWendyO
it sounds like a bandage to a gunshot to me but i don't have a better solution either
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It sure does but again what other option is there?
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Replying to @CryptoWendyO
It’s still renting in a sense…. just from the bank instead of a landlord. The difference is, you’re building equity that can actually work for you. ??
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And pass it down
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Replying to @CryptoWendyO
Ill wait for the 100 year option
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Me too. It will be easier for people to get into a house and pay it off before the 50 years
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Replying to @CryptoWendyO
Why not jusy take a 200 year mortgage and do like the government. Make your debt generational, and the responsibility of your children.
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What is your suggestion to fix things? I hear a whole lot of complaining without any solutions
Replying to @CryptoWendyO
Not sure how to lower home cost in 2025? How about eliminating tax incentives on single family homes for investors? Only allow the tax break on your permanent residence. This would drastically lower the cost of homes.
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It’s a lot more then that but it’s a start
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Replying to @CryptoWendyO
Problem is that less of each monthly payment will go to principle with a 50 yr. mortgage, which makes it harder to pay off the mortgage early.
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I’m aware
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Replying to @CryptoWendyO
They are gaslighting us into 7-8% loans forever instead of 2-3%. You can invest the difference between the higher/lower payment & try to beat the market, BUT when they print more money, and they will, the value of your savings vanishes. It's theft. Plain and simple. #fixthemoney
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Ok then don’t get one
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Replying to @CryptoWendyO
Lowering the interest rates will be a good start
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That will help too but even with a lower interest rate, it’s not bringing the cost of these houses down nor impacting insurance
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Replying to @CryptoWendyO
it doesn't solve the problem, it makes it acceptable and perpetuates it
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Americans are awful with money and I don’t see it changing anytime soon.
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Replying to @CryptoWendyO
50 year mortgages would raise the price of homes. Want to lower the prices of homes? Mandate that you can only have 15 year mortgages, at max length. Shorter is fine, of course . . . [Factual]
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No one can afford a 15 year mortgage
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Replying to @CryptoWendyO
The economic cycle typically works. Raise rates, cause a recession, people lose their jobs, foreclosures occur, less demand for housing.
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We have been in a recession since the panorama
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