New house system suggestion

[FokkerF28]

The problem is not for those who pay the big price.The problem is for those who buy and sell houses to make money.

Like in real life. For example: You buy a new house for $25.000, it passes 3 years then you can sell it for $35.000. People would have to see if they accept or not, it's normal....different from vehicles which their price decrease everyday.

Now, if someone wants to sell his house and there's no one interested in it, I think they simply must do /sellhouse and receive the half of its original price.

[sardarji]

Basically house trading. Hell yes!

[Kake]

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We got a hell lot of houses for sale.... y anyone would buy/trade

This criteria comes wen there are less houses and more players ... but now less players more houses 

[Ethan]

Like in real life. For example: You buy a new house for $25.000, it passes 3 years then you can sell it for $35.000. People would have to see if they accept or not, it's normal....different from vehicles which their price decrease everyday.

actually a house will appreciate (grow in value) if you update it. and if you buy a house for $50000, you wouldnt be able to sell it for near that 3 years later, only if you renovate. Same thing for cars, if you restore or improve it, it appreciates, (not as much as houses).

[SpazzBucket.]

Like in real life. For example: You buy a new house for $25.000, it passes 3 years then you can sell it for $35.000. People would have to see if they accept or not, it's normal....different from vehicles which their price decrease everyday.

actually a house will appreciate (grow in value) if you update it. and if you buy a house for $50000, you wouldnt be able to sell it for near that 3 years later, only if you renovate. Same thing for cars, if you restore or improve it, it appreciates, (not as much as houses).

Thats not true at all, you buy a car for $2000, put in $7000, you wont be able to sell it for more than $5500

[Ethan]

Thats not true at all, you buy a car for $2000, put in $7000, you wont be able to sell it for more than $5500

what world do you come from that it happens like that?

[Hobo]

Thats not true at all, you buy a car for $2000, put in $7000, you wont be able to sell it for more than $5500

what world do you come from that it happens like that?

Everywhere? Unless we're talking about completely restoring an antique car, putting a ton of money into a car won't net you a profit.

[SpazzBucket.]

The problem is not for those who pay the big price.The problem is for those who buy and sell houses to make money.

30 years ago a can of pop was 1 cent, now it can be upwards of 2-3$, thats a 200-300% increase, like sandman said, its called economics

[Sszocs]

It's a nice idea. Hell yeah