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The Kids Are Not Alright: Why Your 30-Something Children Still Live at Home

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By Billy the Broker (I just want to stay anonymous) If you're wondering why your college-educated offspring are still camped out in their childhood bedrooms at 30, blame the numbers, not their work ethic. The housing market has become a rigged casino where the house always wins—and the house costs $700,000. Senior Associate at John Burns Research […]

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