Love is Dead, Meet Your New Mortgage Roommate
With home prices soaring like a SpaceX rocket on market hype, Americans are ditching romance for real estate practicality. Apparently, co-owning a $500K house with your BFF or random stranger is the new "I do," because couples can no longer front \$600,000 mortgages while binge-watching Netflix. Housing prices have turned into the ultimate third wheel, forcing lovebirds to swipe right on anyone with a credit report. Real estate experts say, 'Singles and friend squads buying together is the future,' proving that ATM machines have taken the soulmate spot for many—because who needs a date when someone else can co-sign your dream chicken-nugget-shaped home?
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Turns out, "for better or worse" now just means 'for a down payment or eviction notice.' Love is optional, mortgage buddies mandatory.
Forget Tinder—swiping left on relationships and right on cohabitation agreements is the 2024 housing strategy. Romance is out, roommates with equity stakes are in.
Dating? Nah. Building credit with your crush’s bank account is the actual modern love language in America’s inflated housing market.
Source: Feeds | Published: 9/28/2025 | Author: Rhaina Cohen
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