Comments by "NetWorth" (@networth00) on "Michael Bordenaro" channel.

  1.  @lisad2701  Nope. Biden has changed all that. We rely on other countries once again.
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  2.  @marksweeney5237  How much cash? I'm always curious how much cash people have that say they have cash.
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  3.  @michelletribble71  How much, $5000?
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  4.  @bobbybarron3132  You might be right. But, who do you think owned all those stocks when the market went bust in 2008 or 2022?
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  5. Your opinion is it's a scummy way to make money, I disagree. Business is business.
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  6. How old are you?
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  7. But Democrats set laws to say they can stay and won't be breaking the law. Never vote Dem. Repubs are "barely" better.
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  8.  @craftsmanctfl3493  YOu said "Sometimes basic humanity and compassion require otherwise" so I assume you feel the same way about aborted children, correct?
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  9.  @craftsmanctfl3493  As a non-gun owner, I assume you wouldn't vote on gun rights either, correct?
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  10.  @josefj1776  Oh yea, it's just that easy... plus companies don't hire people over 40 or 50.
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  11.  @robwithrbk  FL has a homestead exemption also for property taxes. They can't go up more than 3% if it's your primary residence.
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  12.  @wasidanatsali6374  You can't build on your land, or is there a house already there?
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  13.  @wasidanatsali6374  Sounds like paradise.
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  14. Well houses went up 100-300% so a 50% drop would be back close to normal.
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  15.  @geocam2  because they have tripled in price recently.
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  16. Did you go to Venice Beach Boardwalk? That's where the tents and homeless are. It doesn't look like you went to the beach.
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  17. Tell me a state that doesn't have natural disasters.
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  18. My thoughts exactly. They went woke, now trying to get unwoke, thus paying the price. This should be a lesson to ALL companies. Just sell a good product and stfu about everything else.
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  19. Because people in the USA need jobs. Who said tariffs are more profitable overall?
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  20. The government printed too much money... now everyone has a million in cash somehow.
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  21. They've always done that, it's nothing new. That's why most give you a 1 year bumper to bumper warranty.
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  22. It's part of a healthy economy. Get educated.
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  23.  @rjs7984  Google it.
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  24. That's your opinion. I think the market will crash. You're just wishful thinking since you bought a house. Good luck/
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  25.  @adamsantana5020  Tht's exactly how it was in 2007.
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  26.  @latsnojokelee6434  All that has NOTHING to do with paying an agent to list my house.
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  27. But our lying government says everything is up 20% in 4 years.
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  28.  @vchafab  It's so crazy. How are lower middle class making it?
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  29.  @joselopez-he1mc  Typical white liberal hypocrites.
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  30.  @colleenpeck6347  Who says retirement age is 67? Medicare is 65yo and you can draw SS at 62.
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  31.  @colleenpeck6347  But you can still retire at 62 and get SS and get medicare at 65.
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  32. I do not believe in rent control. If you've ever been a fair landlord you'll see how unfair that is. I can tell you've been a worker (as opposed to an owner) for your entire life. Only crazy liberals want rent control. Conservatives want to own their properties and not be under the thumb of a landlord.
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  33. Half the government workers own airbnbs, they don't want it stopped.
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  34. If Trump wins and deports a lot of people, won't the real estate prices go down due to empty rentals?
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  35.  @MichaelGiordano777  If it's listed at a fair price it would have sold. Why are people looking who can't make an offer?
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  36. Ok, now give us your take on Kamala, Biden, and the Clintons who have lined their pockets with gold yet never worked a day in their life... just feed off our taxes. Trump signs the front of checks.
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  37. At 7:00 you said they were asking $10 million and had no takers and now they're asking $8.5... BUT the house DID SELL at $9 million in 2021, it's right there on the screen.
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  38.  @colettespencer3357  I think housing will crash. Not 1 single person I know can afford a house... and I own 6 rental houses so I'm not bitter.
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  39.  @colettespencer3357  I think this economy will collapse just like 2008-2012. We're in the beginning stages of it now.
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  40. Austin has dropped the most in the country so far. We will be down in all places soon.
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  41. What part of TN?
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  42. Tons of them less than a mile away.
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  43.  @tobyk5149  If you were able to keep your job there's not much preparation needed.
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  44. In 2020 my trans went out in my 2011 Chevy truck (rebuilt one was $4400 and new one was $4800 so I went with new transmission), then in 2022 they told me the motor was about to blow. (I'm 50yo and drive very slow) The 2011 Chevy Silverado only had 150k miles. I HAD to buy a vehicle so I bought a 2022 Ford F150 and they UPCHARGED me $3500 just because, and my warranty was $5000. I was so mad. Now 2.5 years later I only have 24k miles and plan on keeping this truck for 10-20 years if it lasts that long. I put down 18k and financed 52k, my note is $843 with a 4% rate. I have been paying ahead and now owe $11k. Can't wait to get it paid off. It's only my 2nd new car of my life and will be my last... hopefully.
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  45. In Florida, your taxes can only go up 3% per year if it's your primary residence.
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  46. @ayo9057 not really, they're just better packaged.
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  47.  @markme4  The people who have lots of equity I guess.
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  48.  @diesel104  Florida and Texas are real bad too for property taxes. Tennessee isn't bad at all.
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  49. If you had a million dollars right now, how would you invest it? The stock market is at an all time high and real estate is so expensive. How would you invest it today in this economy?
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  50. I don't think working people just go homeless. They move in with family or to a more affordable area.
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