Comments by "" (@tobyk5149) on "Home Buyers Making THIS HUGE FOMO MISTAKE" video.

@pmscalisi rent is what someone is willing to pay based on supply and demand, rent is not calculated by your costs so you may end up losing every month that market rent is less than the landlord’s expenses
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@mcanultymichelle anyone who bought 2023 will likely still regret it in 10 years. Do you believe you would buy now at these inflated prices?
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@pmscalisi true, you dont know. You dont know what you are talking about. Rent price is what someone is willing to pay. Rent price is not based on the landlord expenses. A landlord expenses may be higher than what that area rental price is and then the landlord loses
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@hvaball150 the FOMOs who bought housing in 2022-2023 will regret that for many years to come. If you think buying now is a good idea, go ahead and buy some housing
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@geekfreak618In most sunbelt cities rent is less than half of what a mortgage would be for equivalent home if the home was purchased 2022/2023. Do you think that now is a wise time to buy a home?
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@fazdoll So you believe buying a home today at these inflated prices is a good idea when can rent equivalent home for less than 50% of that mortgage? you should buy some homes then
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@joesmith3590 the fact is that housing prices are going down in most locations so do your research before comment
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whoopdee shet!!
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not a chance. Research US housing market prices 2008-2012 to see an example of what is coming for this housing market
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@anthony-L.A.6946 nobody said that so read again
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@anthony-L.A.6946 that is not what anybody advised or implied
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@pmscalisi you do not understand that rent cannot rise more than people are willing to pay regardless the landlord expenses. Many landlords lose every month
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@minaso81307 go buy a home if you think now is a good time to buy at these inflated prices
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@fazdoll you have no clue
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in Western and sunbelt states rent price is less than 50% of what a mortgage would cost for equivalent house so I dont know what crapville you are thinking of
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prices will drop 50% in most sunbelt states over next 3 years. same hsppened 2008-2011
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@BREEZYM6015 what is your point?
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@RickAP do you believe that buying a home at these inflated prices is a good idea? you should buy some homes
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@trainsandlocomotives buying a home at an inflated price that in a few years will be worth 50% of the pirchase price is the waste of money
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Fed lies
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nobody cares
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have you not seen his previous videos?
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where?
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nine months too late but better late than never
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@Againstal9ahwiyat rent can only be what someone is willing to pay in that area. Rent is not simply able to increase due to rising expenses of the landlord. Landlords often do pay more in expenses than fhey get in rent. This seems to work when appreciation is in double digits but for those who overpaid at the peak, the appreciaton will be very negative for years to come
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@anthony-L.A.6946 you cannot guarantee that. Sheeple who bought homes in 2005-2007 dod not recover to their purchase price for 10-12 years!
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@allenmobley8444 yep all that the equity brings is higher property tax and insurance costs but it makes the sheeple feel wealthier
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then dont park on your grass. Simple
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the landlords who bought in 2022-2023 are sucking air and will likely strategically default once they wake up to the reality that they are losing
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