Comments by "" (@tobyk5149) on "Recession Will Destroy Homeowners | What Comes Next is Hell" video.

  1.  @miked_invests  you are annoying
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  2.  @Su-Jo  yup that was a big contributor to this bubble as well as the previous bubble
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  3. … yet. Same false narrative I heard back in 2005-2007
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  4.  @jrselectric71  bingo
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  5.  @AsymmetricalStrategist  yup
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  6.  @IAMVOZ  yup! just like 2009-2012
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  7.  @RandyReneau  huh?
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  8.  @kwaichangcaine8234  Crook County
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  9. @chargermopartard: another false narrative
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  10. just keep your head in the sand
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  11.  @realestatemindset  no doubt about it
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  12.  @Tammy121111  same old trope was being spewed 2004-2007 but clearly, you were not yet a bill-paying adult during those housing bubble years. Just keep your head in sand and you will be fine, Tammy
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  13. same BS was said repeatedly 2005-2007
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  14.  @martylewis8424  That is a blatantly false narrative that was being spewed 2005-2007 as well but clearly, you were not yet a bill-paying adult during those housing bubble years, Marty.
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  15. @martylewis8424 have you done the math on that 40-year loan? The monthly payment does not drop much going from 30 year to 40 year mortgage. It is now much less expensive to rent until the home prices drop significantly. You clearly were not yet a bill-paying adult during the last housing boom/bust cycle. Those who do not learn from the past are destined to repeat it.
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  16. no it does not work that way
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  17.  @Neis757  same old comment from 2006-2007 but clearly, you were not yet a bill-paying adult during those housing bubble years. Those who do not learn from the past are destined to repeat it.
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  18.  @alexfarid5144  just keep your head in sand and you will be fine AlexAfraid
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  19. false narrative
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  20. 🎉
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  21. @ 🎉😂
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  22.  @vilenationgaming  that is true
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  23. yes interest rates will rise and housing prices will decline
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  24. good for you. Most are not in your situation for a myriad of reasons.
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  25.  @faustinreeder1075  sarcasm alert
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  26. Dont buy
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  27. Texas property tax is outrageous. That is why I left Texas 20 years ago
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  28. those who overpaid 2022-2024 and need to sell in next few years will have the problem of unable to sell for enough to pay off the loan
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  29. @ThePodcastPastor you are very childish to expect a date that a future likely trend will play out. The last correction/crash occurred over a few years. If you were there as a normal adult, you would know that already. Asking “when will this happen” is idiocy.
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  30.  @RandyReneau  false narrative Randy
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  31. the 50’s retro style is back in fashion
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  32.  @wendamaltessee  FOLLOW YOUR OWN ADVICE……..!!!!! KAREN !!!!
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  33. @Su-Jo: I have similar scenario in San Diego
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  34. @LesHom69: It does not work that way in most of the country Les. This comment shows your ignorance about rental home rates. The rental rates are as much as the market will sustain and it does not sustain what these bag-holders who bought in last 3 years pay in mortgage+tax+insurance monthly
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  35.  @highlyflavoredandblessed  Yes they do! regardless of their mortgage rate
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  36.  @mysweetBBQ  😂
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  37. false data, false narrative
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  38.  @NeilMartin-z7e  your contention is that demand is high? Are you insane?
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  39.  @Shellie-gurl  yup
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  40. look in the mirror to see the delusional. You clearly were not yet a bill-paying adult during last crash. Just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
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  41. … as the four horsemen are drawing nearer.
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  42.  @marksgoogle4360  yup
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  43.  @stratcaptain66  also good for current homeowners who will eventually see decreased property tax bills. In some areas the honeowner may need to file an appeal
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  44. @yolopistolo194: false narrative. Rich investors will have much better options for investing than problematic high-maintenance SFR rental homes
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  45.  @chargermopar  The FED is unable to prevent it
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  46.  @chargermopar  The Fed cannot prevent it
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  47. @ false narrative
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  48. … yet
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  49. relocate
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  50.  @tracyking1489  yeah sure. I have heard that before in other cities 2004-2007
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  51. false narrative
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  52. so dont listen. Tune into Ramsey or Corcoran instead
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  53. ok so what is your point?
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  54. false narrative
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  55.  @thomasbeslanovits9163  😂🎉
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  56.  @vilenationgaming  If that is your situation, why watch a real estate info channel such as this? To pat yourself on the back and toot your own horn?
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  57. .. or prop it up in various government-funded ways so that prices stagnate. I believe Trump admin will stop propping it up
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  58. thank you captain obvious
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  59. @jongonegone1262 🙏🏻
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  60. thank the Biden administration and Jerome Powell
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  61.  @cherylcampbell7495  seems about right
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  62.  @MrDhucky10  just keep your head in sand MrDhummy10
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  63. @MrDhucky10: sure MrsDhuky the bag-holder
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  64.  @MrDhucky10  both absurd commennts MrsDhucky
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  65. yes property taxes decreassed last time but there was a lag and homeowner may need to get proactive and file an appeal
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  66. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine. Nobody is asking you to believe it so do your own research
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  67.  @tracyking1489  … yet.
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  68. false narrative that was disproven 2008-2012. You clearly were not yet a bill-paying adult in the US in those years
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  69.  @edwardsteinmetz-gl3zl  same as last time. You failed to mention that the cities that saw less appreciation will also see less of a correction
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  70.  @Deanthonydupree  YUP. History says it all
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  71. Come On man!! good grief!
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  72. name recorded on the deed as the property owner
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  73. many live in vehicles
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  74.  @LesHom69  sure Les. Just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
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  75. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
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  76. @ThePodcastPastor you are free to stop listening PodcastPastard. Do your own research and use some common sense to figure the odds on which way the market is more likeky to go. You clearly were not yet a bill-paying adult during the last housing boom/bust cycle 2003-2012. Those who do not learn from the past are destined to repeat it.
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  77. @ThePodcastPastor It is already slowly unfolding and common sense and history foretold it, ThePodcastPastard. You are simply too ignorant to understand it
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  78. @ThePodcastPastor grow up. Not even Warren Buffett can tell you when but it is obviously incoming. Go listen to Ramsey or Corcoran, troll
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  79. IF
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  80. relocate to somewhere more affordable like the South
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  81. false narrative. you are fooling yourself
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  82. relocate to a more affordable locale
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  83.  @therinwhitten  technically correct
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  84. those who need to sell due to life event but owe more than the home is worth will care
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  85.  @dinahgranafei2381  yup
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  86.  @jasongadbois4338  nobody cares about that difference
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  87. good grief!! The government spent billions pumping money into the economy at the same time as ultra low interest rates, low/no down paynent loans, foreclosure moratorium, fraudulent PPP loans, foreigners investing in housing, corporate investing in housing, etc.
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  88. grow up
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  89. Stop watching and putting your idiotic comments!
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  90.  @mariemelendez917  stop putting foolish comments!
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  91.  @bobbarnum6322  bail-outs
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