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The people at National Homeownership Month say that the private sector and government should promote homeownership because it is good for people and communities.
A homeownership group that promotes homeownership and interprets data in way that benefits them the most. Shocking.
I dunno - we still have not yet agreed whether there is or is not some magical effect of wealth.
What do you think?
If homeownership vs renting were the most important metric for determining student achievement, why do test scores continue to rise as income rises? Folks who make 200k a year have kids who achieve at higher levels than those who make 100k or 150k and yet all 3 are likely homeowners.
If homeownership vs renting were the most important metric for determining student achievement, why do test scores continue to rise as income rises? Folks who make 200k a year have kids who achieve at higher levels than those who make 100k or 150k and yet all 3 are likely homeowners.
The people at National Homeownership Month say that the private sector and government should promote homeownership because it is good for people and communities.
i dont know them and i dont care what they say. what do you mean by suggesting that "we" should promote home ownership? the opportunity is there; it is up to every individual to make it happen. you want the government to give you a house?
You fix it yourself, but then again you've been told that a thousand times yet you're too lazy to do anything about it.
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