And what's the path to home ownership for Mexicans being priced out by Americans?
I'm not Mexican nor American, but I'm against this economic neocolonialism where rich countries get to export their self inflicted housing issues by pricing out the locals in cheaper countries who, through no fault of their own, get the short end of the stick by means of capital leverage, or lack thereof.
Laws should be passed in each county to protect the locals from this, but I rarely see this happening as the home owners in each county enjoy watching their assets boom.
I'm not Mexican nor American, but I'm against this economic neocolonialism where rich countries get to export their self inflicted housing issues by pricing out the locals in cheaper countries who, through no fault of their own, get the short end of the stick by means of capital leverage, or lack thereof.
Laws should be passed in each county to protect the locals from this, but I rarely see this happening as the home owners in each county enjoy watching their assets boom.