Comments by "Welcome Incorporated" (@WelcomeIncorporated) on "The Housing Market is About to Change as Federal Reserve Pivots" video.

  1. What's the "change"? Prices were going up before. They'll keep going up now.
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  2. Prices are up 4%+ year over year nationally RJ. 85% of people have a rate under 5%. 6.5% rates will not increase inventory to any significant extent. Not even a 5.875% will. To even get the peope at 5% to consider selling youll need something in the mid 5's at best. But that still leaves all the 3-4% and free and clear people not selling - and they represent over 80% of the market. D'oh!
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  3. ​ @garyp6395 🤣 Which is how you definitely know it's going to happen. Lol
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  4. @timjansens3514  What makes you think "investors" are looking to "unload" properties ? They have historically.low rates, too.
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  5.  @timjansens3514  They'll get another one. 👌
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  6. ​ @wayward03 Mortgage news daily posts the average rates every day. Needless to say, you are COMPLETELY wrong.
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  7. ​ @HappyandBlessed-wj7gc 🤣 They've been out in spades the last couple of days. It's what happens when people realize they've wasted literally years of their lives for nothing. Sad face. 😔
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  8. Good thing housing has continued to go up during nearly every recession year for the last hundred years. Phew!
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  9.  @wayward03  No "maybe". The average rate is at 6.6%. Keep crying about it. It won't change anything.
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  10. No he only wants to talk about the same 4 areas every time. Austin, Boise, Seattle and Phoenix/Vegas.
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  11.  @Detigers1990  Or they could just get another job. 👍
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  12. "Relatively small mortgages rate drop ". You mean the largest two day decline in history? And sellers don't care what rates are unless they are also buyers themselves upon sale. Which means inventory will continue to be very low. Nice cope though. 🙄
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  13. A) You can't time that market. That has just been proven yet again. B) Prices have continued to go up all year. Up 4%+.
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  14. They won't be.
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  15. Did the government double the money supply the other times too ? Lol
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  16. That is literally the only outcome.
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  17. But Texas.... lol
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