Anonymous wrote:0%. All in stock market and crypto after selling three properties. I should inherit several homes, but not buying any time soon.

What percent of your net worth goes to paying someone else’s mortgage?

15%. Primary home, worth $900K, will be paid off next fall.

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Anonymous wrote:About 30%---an apartment in NYC and a second home in the Hamptons.

Why are you on a DC website? Weird.

Weird that you haven't noticed that it has become so much more than a "DC website" or even a parent's website.

22%

A little more than 25%: one house, paid off (conservatively worth $1.25 million), in IRAs and brokerage around $4 million and change. Kids launched, we are retired, living on $100,000k from investments and another $50k in pension. Won't touch SS until 70, which will be 4 more years

Who the f are you people that you're talking about multiple properties. Easy to humble brag on an anonymous forum.

For the real posters, most around here it's probably close to or more than 50%

Anonymous wrote:About 30%---an apartment in NYC and a second home in the Hamptons.

Why are you on a DC website? Weird.

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Anonymous wrote:For most people, their house is more than 100% of their net worth.

This is not how math works.

It’s how debt works.

I think I have the highest answer around 70%

Net worth is a useless metric.

60% and I'm worried. A good number is 25%. It also depends on your income, cash flow stability, and age. I was in this position 3 years ago when we bought our 3rd property. If I could go back in time, I wouldn't do it.

Anonymous wrote:For most people, their house is more than 100% of their net worth.

This is not how math works.

Anonymous wrote:I wouldn’t want my cash tied up in a second home in New England

And where except downeast Maine can you find waterfront property that’s ’up and coming’?

I’ve got my net real estate is about 20% of my assets.

About 30%---an apartment in NYC and a second home in the Hamptons.

5%