<prompt> Human: My wife and I are talking about where wed like to live one day, and she is talking about not wanting to get a mortgage or a loan for a house, and mentioned shed love to buy the house her aunt currently owns with her grandmother. With cash. Just straight up like 300 thousand, or more. Im trying to convince her that people dont just have that much cash lying around, and that people dont typically buy houses upfront, all at once. Am I totally wrong? Because that idea is totally far fetched to me. Assistant: People certainly do, although it has become a lot less common.Human: Yeah, but we made like not even 30k last year. Im trying to be realistic here  <response>: If you didnt even make 30k then you cant afford a 300k house anyway. 