Our society no longer views elderly as valuable contributors to society because everyone is expected to retire at 65 and wither away in a corner somewhere.

It is a mindset cancer in our society that's not only ignored but all but penalized for even mentioning. 

Check out your local historic preservation society about historic property development.

Society likes to gaslight when that happens, I prefer to fight such fire with fire and in occasion wind.

I have an experienced opinion on the matter, but am seeking outside perception and strategies, if any.Additionally, what are the implications of the NAR Settlement regarding this strategy if any?

Jay Hinrichs and the most hilarious thing is that on his Morris Invest podcast, when he addressed the question about why people look down on 40k duplexes, he attributed it to people being elitist snobs who "stick their nose up in the air" and have negative perceptions about "blue collar" neighborhoods.

I don't understand why anyone would want to live in a totalitarian society where there are money is essentially controlled,  manipulated, and devalued by the day. 

Hey Sammie, I actually lived in Lawton for 2 months and I don't know if you have been there, so I just want to give you my perception on what the city looks like. 

My own realtor said that 2020 was the most lucrative year of her career and that nearly all the people buying houses in Waco are people who are fleeing California, New York, and Oregon, moving to Texas in hopes of living in a free and functional society again.

Outside of that, I dont naturally feel I'm in danger because I have an accurate and grounded perception of what the situation actually is.