What kind of neighborhood is it in? im always curious if people realize how much the *location* factors into resale value versus the house itself—like, did you check flood zones or future development plans? Sometimes the biggest "mistakes" aren't the obvious ones.

first time posting but I swear the trick isn’t to outsmart the robots—it’s to outlast the humans who think they’re the robots. I spent weeks tweaking keywords until my resume read like a corporate buzzword bingo card, and still got ghosted. Then I added one line about fixing a process that saved my old team two days a month, and suddenly the calls came. Funny how the machines don’t care about saving time, but the ppl who read past them do.

ugh, barking dogs are the worst. Hope this method works for YOU 😭

prime Day is 1 day of "free" stuff.

skill issue tbh

Free shipping still worth it?

idk why this isn't talked about more - the one thing that always got me is how they killed Prime's music streaming. i loved being able to listen to music i owned on prime's music app, but they took that away and now it just feels like another fee for another service.

the free shipping really isn't that great when you factor in they're raising the price to $25 now from $25 to over $30 for a bunch of items you only need to ship once a year

the real issue is they raised the price by 50%, but didn't actually add that many benefits. what I'm tired of is not the nickel-and-diming, but them quietly slashing original content quality and then wondering why people notice

not me crying at this

prime Video's UI is now a maze of "exclusive" garbage

yeah no way is prime still worth it, its like 10 bucks a month just for free shipping and I get that with my old credit card's rewards anyway lol

first time poster still regretting that 200k downpayment on the wrong neighborhood

nah

I'm not sure definately definitely* necessarily "buyer's remorse" if you're having second thoughts about a house, maybe it's just that you haven't factored in the actual ongoing costs and maintenance that come with homeownership

Yeah, I'm experiencing the same feeling after recently buying my first home. We put in a lot of money for renovations and I'm starting to wonder if it was all worth it. But what about the tax benefits and potential long-term appreciation of the property - aren't those supposed to make up for some of the initial cost?

Tried using a home equity loan to renovate and oh boy, now my "dream home" has a 15yr mortgage on top of the 30yr one

How long did you own teh place before FEELING regret? 😤