Comments by "Righteous" (@righteousone1) on "MHFIN" channel.

I can't wait to laugh at all of the greedy investors, realtors, and landlords when they lose everything!
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Credit card debt is at an all time high and it will continue to go up. People are struggling to make ends meet.
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The housing market historically appreciates 1-5% annually. Homes don't magically double and triple in 1-3 years. Home prices will crash by at least 50%.
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Powell just told lawmakers that the Fed likely needs to raise rates higher and possibly faster. The days for greedy investors and landlords are numbered!
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@vitalsigns6403 LOL you will learn the hard way to never rely on the government.
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I can't wait to see greedy investors, landlords and realtors start defaulting and experiencing pain. I hope they lose everything.
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There are already a lot of listings with pre-2005 prices on the market. Housing markets have already or are beginning to crash overseas. It's only a matter of time it hits the US.
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The days are numbered for greedy investors and landlords. Enjoy losing everything!
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The next market crash will decline by 50-100%. Give it a few years!
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@jin9724 You clearly are waffling. Property assets require cost spending. Loan repayments, property taxes, maintenance, etc. You also have to factor in that rent prices are going to crash which further squeezes greedy investors and landlords.
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@bensecor33 One does not have to be poor in order to hate greed. Yo momma should have kept her legs closed.
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@jin9724 Hoping is great and all but numbers don't lie. Personal debt is at record highs with car loan and credit card debt at $1T each. Other factors such as the population is decreasing. Adult children living longer with their parents or moving back. There's simply too much debt and it will eventually implode.
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@randymillhouse791 You're acting like your income and health is guaranteed. Enjoy foreclosure.
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@randymillhouse791 Clearly delusional lol.
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@LWRC The commercial real estate bubble has not burst yet. Keep sending Trump your grocery money.
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@Isaiah094 Maybe you need better glasses.
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@danwilliams6206 How much debt are ya in? LOL!
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@mysticaltyger2009 Wishful thinking on your end. Historically, home prices appreciate 1-5% yearly. They don't double and triple in 1-3 years. Good luck in bankruptcy court.
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@TexasCoffeeBeans There's only one way and it's down into an abyss lol. Patience is key.
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@Delanoay A few years at most. How much debt do you owe the banks? LOL!
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@LWRC What you seem to fail to understand is that the housing market will most likely crash due to external factors. One example, once the commercial real estate bubble bursts, it's going to crash the banks, thus the economy, thus the housing market. It's naive to think the housing market isn't going to crash in its entirety when empires have collapsed in their entirety. Do you even have a clue what history looks like?
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@wayward03 There's still a lot of delusional people who are buying and selling at outrageous prices. Markets, such as Chicago, have plenty of listings at and pre-2005 prices.
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@tessat1656 Pathetic strawman. They were repaid by the government.
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@vitalsigns6403 If ya really think the Fed can just magically keep erasing debt without serious consequences then you're in for a rude awakening.
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Used car prices will go up when interest rates start going back up.
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@jamesh1641 When interest rates go back up, new cars will become more expensive to finance, thus creating a greater demand for the cheaper used car market.
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@red5standingby419 They're still cheaper.
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@jamesh1641 Ya clearly have no idea what you're waffling about.
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@JT-ow6qj People lives are indeed being ruined by greedy rich people who legally extort the average citizen into debt for life.
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@drewbittle3888 Enjoy bankruptcy court and IRS levies.
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@87vortex87 You will when the pitchforks come out.
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@JonJon-of5qh Keep licking your bosses' boots.
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@b1r2y3n LOL delusional
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Nothing strange about it. It's just greedy people and banks extorting the middle class by buying up supply. Since the fed is essentially controls the banking system, they also will extort the middle class by forcing a recession and high unemployment. The system is designed for and by the wealthy.
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@stab74 Ah a delusionalist. Enjoy crying in bankruptcy court.
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@red5standingby419 It's still cheaper, ya genius.
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@njerseydavid Homes prices never double and triple in a few years. The bigger they are the harder they fall.
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@njerseydavid The supply shortage is nothing but a realtor's tale. The real shortage is affordable housing and that will become plentiful in a few years.
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@njerseydavid Some markets are going to be tighter than others but nationally there never was a supply shortage.
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@njerseydavid This time around a lot of big and especially small time investors took up a lot of debt and got into Airbnb/renting. Also a lot of home owners purchased second or third homes. Airbnb prices have been getting slashed. Also if you look into high priced rentals you'll see a lot of vacancy. So it appears as if there's a shortage when there really isn't one. Give it a few years and these greedy investors and landlords will be swimming underwater as cash will become more valuable.
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@JT-ow6qj The wealthy are extorting the middle class into never-ending debt so they remain indebted to them for life ya doink. The average millionaire doesn't even know you exist let alone cares.
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@JT-ow6qj The wealthy are having a great time destroying the lives of average citizens trying to make ends meet. Ya must have been born with a silver spoon. Hopefully the people will soon replace it with a pitchfork..
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@YouTubeUpdatesAreRuiningIt You sound like a boy whose been abused by the church...
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@sfrentals4769 Actually, a lot sold.
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@timursalikov5911 Nothing wrong with renting. Owning and renting both have their advantages and disadvantages. Right now, the smart thing to do is to rent, as it's much cheaper than owning.
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