So one in three young adults are making this housing decision is it a mistake.

Brian I am so excited about this because we get to talk about things that are hard, that are difficult.

Sometimes in our financial lives, we have to make some really unique and interesting decisions and I love that we can lean into those and I love that we can lean into the questions that you have.

We enjoy that so much that right now we have the team out in the wings collecting your question.

So if you want us to answer your question, make sure you get it in the chat and we are

excited to load you up. So with that, Creative Director Ribi, I'm going to throw it to you.

I've got one teed up for you. Seeger asks, my wife and I both work full time and are currently

living with her parents to save up for a down payment on a house.

We can afford 3% down, but can also stay and save more.

I don't want to jump the gun, but being in our own home is a dream of ours.

How do we decide how long to wait?

Man okay so this one this one's unique and I feel like Brian tell me if you agree with this we're hearing this more and more a lot of I'm going to say young people or just people sort of early on in their life early on and like getting

Getting started are kind of faced with this this issue.

Hey, I've got this opportunity to live with my parents and is that a good thing?

Is it a bad thing? Should I do it? Should I not do it? And then how how long should I do do you feel like that's super

common now by the way do you blame them I mean interest rates being as high as they have

and housing running away from the prices are through the roof so I think that this is actually a creative kind of a financial

hack to save some money assuming you have a healthy relationship and this opportunity is out there

But I have to put a big butt and this is one of those

I have to put a big butt.

This is one of those things where you guys have heard me talk about it

because I love the math of money

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