Youtube comments of (@tobyk5149).

  1. No bailouts! No forebearances! No loan modifications! Let the free market be free for once
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  2. This young president is giving hope to the good citizens of El Salvador after so many decades of a governmental disgrace. If only we had a presidential candidate here in the US like this great statesman. Thank you President Bukele for visiting the US and preaching the FACTS! I see big trouble coming quickly for the US and I hope I will be adequately prepared.
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  3. numbers do not lie. People lie with numbers.
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  4. they are inside playing video games or watching Disney shows
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  5. the victims should get restitution and the offenders should get prison
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  6. Right!?
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  7. about time they GTFO
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  8.  @BossItUp911  you completely missed the point
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  9. … and they’re gonna party like its 19-29!
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  10. Long overdue to charge these PPP loan fraudsters but I suspect only a fraction of the scammers will ever be charged and even less will do significant time. I hope the government gets them all, liquidates their assets to recoup as much as possible, sends the scammers to prison.
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  11. she is a success story
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  12. Great one today guys. What Dan says about cleaning the condensor is true. Also if your AC or blower stops working be careful with any service tech who says it is all old, worn out, and needs replacement of the entire system. This happened to my friend who was quoted 14 thousand dollars! While he and his family were waiting in a heat wave for the new AC unit to get in stock, I checked his and found the failure was simply a start/run capacitor had failed. I replaced the $20 dollar capacitor, cleaned the condensor coils, and it has been cooling like new for years now. Always get a second opinion when someone says the whole system needs replaced.
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  13. FJB
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  14. and very high property tax rates in Texas
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  15. “I’ve got a good one for ya today”
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  16. prices are not “still rising”
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  17. i agree but struggling to stay in a home with the wife and cats. If I were alone, van-life would be the way to save and invest more
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  18.  @timothygibney159  does not matter what seller is dreaming about. Reality always reverts to market fundamentals whether you want that or not, dreamer.
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  19. I am 50 and NEVER had a car payment. Ever
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  20. wow the insiders knew it!
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  21. congress works for corporate lobbyists, not us commoners
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  22. yes was manufactured in Chyner
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  23. FJB, FKH, FGN
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  24. we want deflation followed by price stability
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  25.  @Zoomville you should have been buying Toyota or Honda
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  26. @emmettkeyser1110 If you ever borrowed to purchase a home, you would know that homeowners insurance is required by the lender. The only way to continue without it is to own the house free of loan which is uncommon in the US.
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  27. the point of working is independence and survival, not necesarily to “buy a home and support a family”.
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  28. “Housing Expert”?! What a disgrace! He is talking about intetest rates dtopping as if the rates are the problem. The housing prices need to come down fo affordability and in the Sun Belt the prices are coming down. The market does not need lower rates. The artificially low rates are what caussd the housing affordability problem in the first place. So this “housing expert” thinks lower rates is the solution when in realty it was the problem? unbelievable!
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  29. the modern version of soup lines are EBT cards
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  30. holy inflation Batman!
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  31. YUP!
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  32.  @rafaelmercer21 FACTS!
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  33.  @horsefly1020 agree however home purchase prices have at least doubled since 2019 yet wages have not increased much at all. Wages have not even tracked inflation.
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  34. clearly, she is clueless
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  35. bunch of Karens in HOA
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  36. unmitigated greed!
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  37. its like deja-vu all over again
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  38. Those residential streets are absurdly narrow. Probably not allowed to even park on street. Streets about same width as the driveways. Absolutely BONKERS!
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  39. not surprising but absolutely disheartening
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  40. Bastille time
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  41.  @Craig121000 just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine.
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  42. yup
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  43. similar about to repeat there
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  44. gains are privatized while losses are socialized. Happened in GFC and happening now
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  45. which hotel in Irving has the ladies outside? Asking for a friend.
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  46. The word “Correction” does not provoke such vitreol as the word “Crash”. Sheeple get so emotional about their perceived paper equity that all common sense vanishes but many can live with “correction”. I agree with Lance attempt to define and differentiate between the two words and yes the housing market correction has begun in much of the Sun Belt and likely will end up crashing gradually, then all at once.
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  47. 2A
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  48. there is no honor among thieves
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  49. your good friend is a slimeball salesperson
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  50.  @noinhibitions7572  you were clearly not a bill-paying adult ir homeowner in the US 2004-2011 when housing prices skyrocketed and then crashed. Those who do not learn from history are condemned to repeat it.
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  51. mold, mildew, plastic bits, insect pieces, etc
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  52. it is too late to “fix it”. The global economies need to play out without further government mamipulation, stimulus, and bailouts
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  53.  @mingwong8091  you clearly missed the point
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  54. Congress and the FED and Wall Street
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  55. 2008 was not “the height of the bubble.”. The bubble top was 2006. Prices started dropping in 2007 and were down substantially in 2008. Your comment makes no sense.
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  56. ask Venezuela and Zimbabwe how that works
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  57. 😂 good one!
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  58. holy pozole inflation Batman!
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  59. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
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  60. clear indication of a bubble
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  61. higher for longer
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  62. bingo
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  63.  @FeelingPeculiar  sheeple were saying same BS narrative 2005-2007 but you likely were not yet a bill-paying adult those years
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  64.  @davidgray1515 so your situation is representative of the majority of US citizens?
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  65. YUP
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  66. Wall Street will get out when it is no longer as profitable as less troublesome investments
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  67. yep AI mania bubble gonna pop
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  68. F Chyner
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  69. lol
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  70.  @MrSteeDoo go back to playing your video games
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  71. Alan Greenspan greatly helped to inflate the housing bubble 2002-2007 that ended in the GFC. He is a disgrace who later blamed politics for the FED leaving interest rates artificially low long after it was obvious that the US housing prices were inflated to bubble pricing. He admitted it in a later interview
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  72. This has been going on for decades in California and Vegas
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  73. What is “right” is paying the rent that is owed. What is “right” is being evicted for not paying rent. Being allowed to remain in a home while not paying for it is “not right”. Simple contractual obligation: Pay what you owe or get out so someone else can move in and pay.
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  74. yup!!
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  75. from the mainstream media
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  76.  @Invisableme39 yes that is how home ownership works and plenty are overpaying to do it so no need to force anyone
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  77. no doubt about it
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  78. lol right?
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  79. Almost nobody wants to buy a house in the Rust Belt
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  80. correct and this will cause higher rates to entice purchases of treasury bonds
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  81. great discussion guys. I have no interest in Idaho but Joshua is clearly insightful and honest
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  82. they lie
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  83. YUP!
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  84. Great discussion today Travis! Best guest ever!
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  85. same as 2007
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  86.  @HighGek  yup
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  87. bag-holders
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  88.  @pepperonipizza7633 you clearly do not know WTH you are talking about
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  89. send them to Seattle and Portland
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  90. Bonkers Travis! Great podcast guys!
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  91. Smart and responsible!
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  92. 25% seems very high
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  93. that will be the reality for those who bought in this market and many will strategically default same way it happened 2008-2011
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  94. and uncommon
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  95. which is great until some greedy corporation buys the mobile home park
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  96. Rug-pull incoming
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  97. yes good advice but the sheeple hear what they want to hear and they disregard the rest
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  98. They are on Tik-Tok all day
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  99. big train wreck in slo-mo
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  100. God blessed Texas!
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  101. the Engineers will continue creating and improving AI and using AI to assist creating and improving AI
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  102. the sheeple did not see this coming because they never do. They see what they want to see and they disregard the rest
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  103.  @airbourne2  government
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  104. soon to be short sale
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  105. pure market shill channel
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  106. wrong! prices need to drop to pre-pandemic normalcy
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  107. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
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  108. Yup!
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  109.  @WithoutRemorse12  or a red-headed stepchild
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  110. BofA is the worst IMO
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  111. thanks for sharing and keep your chin up
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  112.  @AnnoDomini97 yup
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  113. lol what a Karen
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  114. he effed up big
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  115. yup just like 2008-2012
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  116. Menards so much better than Home Despot and Lowes
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  117.  @nickc3856 only a fool laughs at her own comment. How many usernames are you trolling under HH?
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  118. @Jack-fr9bk in a few years you will be upside down on that loan
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  119. YUP!
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  120. sarcasm?
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  121. @ false narrative. NOT rising
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  122.  @DeplorablesGarbage or a last resort to keep head above water
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  123. Never a borrower nor a lender be.
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  124. just like last time
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  125. you would and so would I but many of these Realtors have no useful skills.
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  126. yup
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  127. i think so
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  128. this economy is so BONKERS!
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  129.  @JillsHouse that would be great so I can sell into the suckers rally and get completely out of that casino
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  130. hey Trav that unhinged new home inventory is absolutely BONKERS!
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  131. so stop listening. Just keep your empty head in the sand and go sonewhere else. Go buy at bubble prices
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  132. only a fool laughs at his or her own comment
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  133. yes and the future bag-holders are buying now
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  134. so it is her child or?
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  135. due to FOMO and ignorance
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  136. government charade
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  137. DEBT
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  138. the sheeple want the dem socialism
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  139. housing prices crash incoming
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  140. prepare yourself
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  141. your friend is truly an enemy
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  142. he may get a big wake-up soon when his 401k value plummets and his SFR value drops
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  143. CPLie
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  144.  @edmund2j  rates are not high and should remain where they are at historical norms
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  145. bingo!
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  146. sarcasm alert
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  147. Wishing you good health brother!
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  148. it has only begun
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  149. ok great. Your point is ?
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  150. pure BS
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  151. yet you keep watching and trolling NickTard
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  152. i have money because i never got FOMOed
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  153. Crook County IL. …enough said
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  154. the repair man likely lied and could have repaired it for a few hundred dollars. Usual problem is the start/run capacitor which cost $20 and takes 20 minutes to replace. Always get 2nd or third opinion and if compressor did not fail, just find someone who will repair the problem instead of pushing a new system. Too much dishonesty out there in the HVAC repair business. Do not trust anyone who says the whole system needs replaced.
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  155. Texas, Florida, Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi
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  156. so true!
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  157. realtor lied to you to get higher offer IMO
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  158. time is on your side
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  159. lowball these fools and then walk away if not accepted
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  160. lol yep!
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  161. BS realtor
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  162. I HATE Mondays!
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  163.  @Onlyinbean  1) Trump can not control interest rates. 2) Current intetest rates are not “brutal”. Interest rates are at the historical norm.
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  164. squatters
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  165. … yet
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  166. You must be too young to have understood 2007/2008 when rates were cut and housing prices still crashed
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  167. she was drunk on jealousy!
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  168.  @unknowndriver6652 have some more kool-aid. Just keep your head in sand
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  169. me neither!
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  170. unemployment and welfare checks
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  171. I almost got into a fight in a laundromat in Tulsa because some loser non-customer approached me and asked me to drive him and his daughter to a doctor appointment. I refused and this usual suspect got mouthy and said his little girl being there is what saved my life. He repeated that at least 3 times before leaving. Best to exercise your rights per 2A
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  172. Commiefornia comrades
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  173. great guest again.
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  174. agreed! I learned that the hard way
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  175. sarcasm alert
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  176. great example of a real estate agent pushing FOMO. You are either delusional, dishonest, or likely both
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  177. Commiefornia
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  178. already out of control just not being discussed by MSM
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  179. The current administration is on a mission to fix government. This mission is moving at a speed and magnitude that is unprecedented in modern history.
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  180. happens in every asset bubble. Bubbles always produce bag-holders once the music stops
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  181.  @Resmith18SR this is just the start of this debacle
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  182. you do
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  183. 😂
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  184. do your own research and post empirical evidence then
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  185. Those sheeple talking about a melt-up should go all in then. They should put their money where their mouth is or STFU already. Many were not even bill-paying adults last asset bubble and ensuing crash 2002-2012
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  186. *Homebuilders
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  187. troll keep laughing until you are on the unemployment rolls and home foreclosed
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  188. a fool amd his money are soon parted
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  189. RE is nowhere near bottom yet
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  190. where?
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  191. WalMart nation incoming
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  192. Miranda was on a path of self-destruction
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  193.  @alexlopez5800  same
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  194. yup
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  195. have patience, work and save
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  196. no doubt
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  197. yup her BF probably has a bad poker-face
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  198. PREPARE !!!!!!
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  199. sheeple
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  200.  @HappyPenguin75034 grow up kiddo
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  201. it is just getting started
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  202.  @Kosher-Style2024 very insulting to the Cheshire Cat
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  203. sheeple were believing same in 2005-2007 bubble
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  204. yup
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  205. love Denmark!
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  206. lol
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  207. good idea
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  208. grow up, Brian
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  209. lol Karens love HOAs
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  210.  @davidodonoghue3450  plenty said same in 1929 and 2007
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  211. holy eggflation Batman!
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  212. yup
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  213. F Chyner
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  214. the credit tightening has only begun
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  215. yes free markets let the malinvestments wash out
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  216.  @BREEZYM6015  were you under a rock?
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  217. if you lose your job yes worse but “100x worse” is an absurd exaggeration. If can manage to stay employed and have cash stacked it will be much better than this ridiculous asset bubble. You likely were too young to have understood it last time 2008-2012
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  218. yep, our paid tax dollars should not be used to pay off other peoples’ debts
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  219. No doubt about it!
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  220.  @christopherwhull  same false narrative was said in 2007
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  221.  @thejuicerr  still too early to declare a soft landing. markets move slow and the lag affects are long. There has never been a “soft landing” after such a large asset bubble. “Soft landing” is a myth.
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  222. housing market is so bonkers it is toxic!
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  223. 😂
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  224. so go watch something else if you seek rainbows and sunshine. Just keep your empty head in the sand and you will be fine.
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  225. Rodiculous that Lawrence Yun kept his job after the absurd BS he was pushing back in 2006-2007
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  226.  @je5406  sarcasm or delusion?
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  227. yup
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  228.  @mnn1265 Prices already coming down in TX and FL realtor. You must be too young to have been a bill-paying adult 2007-2011. Those who fail to learn from history are condemned to repeat it.
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  229.  @huynguyentoantin then why are you here? just trolling?
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  230. .. coming to an exurb near you
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  231. this… is an insult to bottom feeders
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  232. they pay him to lie
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  233. just pay what you owe or move on
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  234. recent history shows that it will very likely be revised
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  235. @Jack-fr9bkJack the bag-holder is here
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  236. yes also Nevada and California last time
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  237. but will be great time to buy for those who stacked CA$H
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  238.  @TheHawk1811  Nevada has 0 state income tax AND low property tax as well as better weather
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  239. lol
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  240. please cite your source
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  241. falling dominoes
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  242. I have no desire to live in or invest in Florida housing but this was a great discussion guys
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  243.  @JKBelle  there is a “wrong time” to buy and that is when prices are at or near all time highs and when all indications point to being an asset bubble
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  244. I dont buy into manias
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  245.  @DoubleOhSilver  yup anticipating a correction to historical norms is not a “wish” or even an unreasonable expectation.
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  246. If voting mattered, they would not let us do it.
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  247. inventory never remains at record lows for too long. Everything reverts to the mean
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  248. yep she likely was saying same BS in 2007
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  249. you aint wrong
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  250. you have very low patience richard
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  251. 3600 is double the size of a large single family home IMO. Starter home is 1200-1600 sf 3/2/1
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  252.  @johnnifly  LOL!
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  253. skewed BS data
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  254. yup
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  255.  @MrSteeDoo yes really. Clearly you were not a bill-paying adult in those years so you cannot grasp it.
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  256. Yup
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  257. I had tried all 3 simultaneously for many years and still alive but I do not recommend it for good health sake.
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  258. YUP!
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  259. you are at least 6 months too late for the peak prices and demand so cut the price and sell before you are underwater bud
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  260. governor is exempt I suspect
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  261. C’mon man! YOLO and embrace the FOMO!
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  262. you are projecting, David
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  263. This guy was previously pushing his absurd “Dollar Crapshake Theory”. Seems he talks much but says very little
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  264.  @jgg204  I would get a second or third opinion about what part failed. May be as simple as a start/run capacitor failed which is a $20 dollar part that takes 15 minutes to replace. I dont trust when a tech says entire system needs repjaced.
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  265. he is a goof accountant
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  266.  @BokeemWoodbeezy  of course foreign nationals
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  267.  @Yui789esss says the realtord Yui
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  268.  @RasiRobi  just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
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  269. same they did during last housing price bubble
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  270. Hoping for full and speedy recovery of the wounded officer. Thankfully the assailant can not ever commit any further harm.
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  271. insightful guest and good discussion
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  272. record indebtedness and credit card delinquency may not affect your area on Fantasy Island
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  273. yep
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  274. *not
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  275. lol
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  276.  @sportsman4545 and beware of two-legged dogs if near Oakland
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  277. Texas missed out on the early to mid 2000’s housing price bubble and following downslide/crash but Texas is in the bubble deep this time around so be ready for it yall. We lived thru this before in some other states folks…
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  278. because they are fools suffering FOMO
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  279. your friend is a fool
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  280. yep unfortunately, that is what happened to those who stacked cash in the mattress
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  281. 2A all the way!
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  282. 😂
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  283. Same
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  284. Lawrence Yun of the NAR is a great example
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  285. who cares?
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  286. the Karens love being able to wield the HOA as a control mechanism or a weapon against their younger neighbors
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  287. cash is king. T-bill and chill until the markets correct
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  288. get a second and third opinion when some “professional” says it is not worth repairing. Typically can be repaired for less than a few hundred dollars unless compressor failed
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  289. well they buy stuff but they certainly dont buy new furniture
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  290. bye realtord
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  291. The sheeple, realtors, and investors were saying exactly same in coastal SoCal in 2006-2007. You may not have been old enough to understand the SoCal housing market in 2006-2011 but I sold property in Vegas in 2007, lived in LA and relocated to San Diego in 2012 so I saw this all play out last time. Home prices dropped 50% from 2006 to 2011 and did not recover to 2006 prices more or less until 2017 or 2018 but yeah sure “this time is different”. So was 11 -12 years to break even if bought at peak in 2006
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  292. the higher that mortgage rates get, the lower the asking prices get. Your brother-in-law realtor is a FOMO factory
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  293. better to rent until 2025
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  294. he never said “the end is near” you troll. Why do you continue to watch if it is “so tiresome”?
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  295. those higher unemploymemt and interest rates that you specified are much more likely than any lower rates over the next few years at least
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  296.  @Mikegastaldo lol funny but not funny
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  297. did you commit any robbery like this guy did? Were you ever a victim of a robbery?
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  298. do you not know what the significance is of that year?
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  299. yup
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  300. cool
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  301.  @TommyTomTompkins Lost Wages
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  302. YUP!
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  303. sarcasm I assume
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  304. in a raging plandemic malaise
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  305. … yet
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  306.  @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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  307. buyers market incoming!
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  308.  @bodyloverz30 CA Proposition 13 will likely soon be repealed and is on the next ballot. Do your own research.
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  309. lol
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  310. bingo!
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  311.  @BREEZYM6015  whoopdee-shet!!
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  312. the theme is rent vs. buy in 2023/2024 not purchase in 2007 vs current rents because not relevant unless you have a time-machine
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  313. Ponzi
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  314. enlighten us how to get legal by process?
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  315. how?
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  316. or simply dont rob people or commit any other felony
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  317. Commiefornia
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  318.  @MH-hd1fu  Crook county employees
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  319.  @007_pewpew except that at current home prices can rent an equivalent home for half the cost of a mortgage and NO risk of lost equity or underwater mortgage loan.
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  320. and ammo
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  321.  @grQ57gsbZ  lol power to the people! (who rent)!!
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  322. go somewhere else
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  323. no wonder it seems I am spinning my wheels
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  324. I have seen Art Laffer in short interviews that made sense but he is talking in circles on this one. I could not watch the entire interview because it was obvious that he is just trying to play the optimist to balance with Todd’s pessimism. Art wont be around to see the massive fallout resulting from the decades of failed fiscal policies and can kicking
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  325. yes this is an intetesting conundrum
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  326. yup
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  327. i feel hungry now
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  328. yup
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  329.  @backrack01  … yet
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  330. not the landlords fault. The FED caused this inflation
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  331. been trying to leave but nobody will hire me until I am already local in that state not to mention much less pay
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  332. pure chaos in the streets
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  333. yup
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  334. was same way in 2005-2006 and hopefully you know what happened 2008-2012. Those who do not understand history are doomed to repeat it. Smarten up
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  335. yup
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  336. there was no Spanish guy. There was a guy speaking Spanish. Are you an English guy?
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  337. I like the almond cookies from the dollar store
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  338. usual suspect
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  339. No
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  340. same BS was being said in 2007 but you were clearly too young or incoherent to have understood that
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  341. her kids dont deserve anyone elses money or help
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  342. you bought at the peak of this market cycle and you probably know it already. The 185k perceived equity will be wiped out over next 4 years, I believe, based on this scenario already seen 2007-2011. Same
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  343. do your own research. Be prepared not “scared”.
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  344. Dave Ramsey is a disgrace
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  345. when my father said he was “going to church”, it meant he was making his Sunday morning rounds at the local bars and casinos.
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  346. actually renting is paying monthly for a home to live in and is cheaper than paying hotel fees or buying a home at the current massively inflated prices
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  347. Nobody!
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  348. “Come-on man!”
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  349.  @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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  350. it is a total charade
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  351. bad hood
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  352. bingo
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  353. yup van-life
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  354. where?
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  355. beware the 2-legged dogs
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  356.  @rubicon3416 were you saying the same narrative in 2006-2007 or were you not yet a bill-paying adult?
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  357. great collab guys!
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  358. Thank you Todd and Adam for what you are doing. This is a great discussion on such an important topic and so many so-called experts keep gaslighting the public.
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  359. PPP loan forgiveness
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  360. well, BYE
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  361. she LIES
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  362. that is 2 years away from now IMO
    4
  363. the boyfriend must have a bad poker-face
    4
  364. yes they are in TX, FL, LA, AL, MS
    4
  365.  @ralph95  always a domb troll comment
    4
  366. yes disgraceful acts of thievery
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  367.  @cdweber4547  F that noise. I would relocate
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  368.  @scottcollins141  plenty of older homes with large yards and NO HOA
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  369. yup
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  370. exists in government sector bud
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  371. surely you jest
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  372. good idea
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  373. you clearly were not yet a bill-paying adult during the last housing boom-bust cycle 2003-2012. Those who fail to learn from the past are destined to repeat it. Just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine, kiddo.
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  374. yup!
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  375.  @joefunk76 Desoto, Duncanville prices only cost 30% of what you claim and is safe area not way out of city at all so you are not being honest
    4
  376. Florin
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  377. he just needs to go away now
    4
  378.  @kenchow6741  they always do
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  379. that is what happened in Vegas 2008-2011
    4
  380. could have stopped at “generally have no clue”
    4
  381. sarcasm alert
    4
  382. lactose intolerance
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  383.  @cumberlandquiltchic1  exactly!
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  384. You should rent in Ft. Wayne for at least 12 months to get to know exactly what area you like and to know if you can tolerate the harsh winters. There will be great deals on houses there 2025-2026 I am certain
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  385. then dont watch this channel. Go watch Barbara Corcoran’s FOMO factory to be in line with your angle
    4
  386. they screwed up when bought Pep Boys
    4
  387. go watch more of CNN/MSNBC
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  388. he wont be around when the bills come due
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  389. why did you get a Covid forebearance? Why not relocate away ftom the coast to a less expensive state?
    4
  390. Bonkers!
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  391. the bums jump the fence and use the pool as a restroom
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  392. well, bye
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  393. same trite comment every time
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  394. yup
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  395. wishes dont change anything so just keep head out of sand and prepare for what is likely coming based on the odds
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  396. good advice to get out of debt
    4
  397. I can almost picture this guy owning your house in five years after he buys it for 40% of the false estimated value you are reading on Zillow
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  398. sarcasm lol. This year or next there will be plenty of foreclosed homes for the unemployed to steal copper from
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  399.  @MaksimSSM mandatory per the lender so only optional if owned clear
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  400. clearly Fernando you were not old enough back in 2008 to recognize what was going on and the similarities 2024 shares with 2007
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  401. so go ahead and buy
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  402. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
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  403.  @MrSupernova111 😂
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  404. yes getting excited sitting on the CA$H!
    4
  405. yes!
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  406. same was said in 2007
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  407. well, bye
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  408. No. How old were you in 2008 and did you have a job?
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  409. agreed
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  410.  @QueenieMum22 good luck! I like Reno and New Mex. Similar climate/weather
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  411. yup
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  412. not likely. You must be too young to have experienced the US housing market during the last bubble and ensuing price corrections
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  413. yup sux what has happened with fiscal policy past 23 years
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  414. maybe you have lost your value
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  415. not at this rate
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  416. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine.
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  417. very high property taxes in Texas
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  418. you are not the only one
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  419. why?
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  420. Ponzi
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  421. yup
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  422. they did not admit it until the crash was so apparent it was not possible to continue gaslighting
    3
  423. Biden trying to buy votes is inflationary
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  424.  @rfink222 were you saying same BS narrative in 2005-2007 or were you not yet a bill-paying adult?
    3
  425. yep boyfriend needs to practce his poker-face
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  426.  @annasad  go ahead and buy more. We need bag-holders
    3
  427. Did she get impregnated and/or infected with STD?
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  428.  @ExecuteBrandon  the cash going to Ukraine comes back to the US in the form of foreigners buying US assets such as real estate and stocks
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  429. so true lol
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  430.  @huynguyentoantin  just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine.
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  431.  @TravelTechie415 do we need to spell it out? You go try to live in a foreign country where you do not speak the lamguage, then work as a janitor, apply for a loan there, and see what that gets you. Do you think you could get a loan in that scenario for 12x-14x your salary?
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  432. @ … yet.
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  433. all true but this one will be epic
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  434. says the realtor
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  435. the translate function dont work for jive
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  436.  @Ohwiseone-l1z  yep FOMO, foolishness, and imprudance is financially painful
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  437. yep Commiefornia
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  438. 😂
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  439. relocate somewhere less expensive
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  440.  @EmilyGloeggler7984 ok Karen what is your contribution to this discussion?
    3
  441. Roseland is one of the deadliest hoods on the South Side
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  442. i think so
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  443. Prices already started a downward trend in the Sun Belt
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  444. Only IF it suits their agenda
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  445.  @venutoa  yup!
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  446. or he is in total denial due to not wanting to admit to his bad investments
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  447.  @miked_invests  you are annoying
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  448.  @HODIUSDUDE  head-gasket is the point of weakness
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  449. Bonkers!! Mitch is crushing it!!
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  450. scams on top of frauds and Ponzis
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  451. 30 day T-bill and chill time IMO
    3
  452. so stop watching and go watch some channel that tells you what you want to hear regardless of common sense and facts
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  453. because bubbles always crash and he said it several times. Seems you did not even listen before commenting here troll
    3
  454. always
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  455.  @CrankyOldLandlord most homeowners do not pay enough mortgage interest to exceed the standard deduction so your pushing a false narrative that may have been true a decade ago or even further back. You are talking about the conditions of long ago but we are talking about whether it is a good idea to buy a home NOW, not years ago
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  456.  @CrankyOldLandlord  so you itemize to claim less than a standard deduction? Well thanks for overpaying tax and some inept accountant but you dont seem to grasp simple math.
    3
  457. exercise your 2nd amendment right
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  458. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    3
  459. yup
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  460.  @lucristianx  KB Home is another option but likely same quality
    3
  461. BS FOMO
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  462. was certainly never planning to relocate to any Rust Belt crapvilles
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  463. the GFC style crash has just started Rob. You were likely not a bill-payjng adult in 2007-2008 if you cannot recognize the similarities
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  464. home builders are slashing prices and providing major concessions
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  465. yet LOL
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  466. well, bye
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  467. in Texas or Okla yes
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  468. oh look another trolling comment
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  469. whoopdee-shit!
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  470. were you saying same narrative in 2006-2007 or were you not yet a bill-paying adult?
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  471. yet.
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  472.  @AyjayAlleyway  so what are you doing to take advantage if you brlieve that? Why are you not getting loans to buy as many houses as possible? Were you saying same BS in 2005-2007 or were you not yet a bill-paying adult?
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  473. even lower prices coming for 2025
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  474. yup
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  475. bye
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  476. just dont
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  477. housing market cycles move slow. Take your meds and be patient
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  478.  @TheSuperdodgy it will bounce back soon for the suckers rally. That is when I sell the final bits. Good luck in that rigged casino
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  479. it is all rigged
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  480. lol
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  481. yes that simple. You get a loan, you repay your debt with intetest. No bailouts! I did not get a loan and I do not want to help repay a loan balance for anybody else. That is not my debt and I received ZERO benefit from that person’s student loan.
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  482. house prices are falling. You dont know
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  483. lol same
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  484. only a fool laughs at her own inept comment
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  485.  @stevenchapman5810 no it did not
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  486. Clearly, the hawk lost its lunch while flying above so grabbed it back.
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  487.  @jacinedelarosa6302 ’says - the realtor troll
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  488. Chiraq sweet home Chicago!
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  489. The first two sentences are facts but WTF is “FAFO”?
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  490. FACTS! CVT should stick to filing tax returns
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  491. cannot rely on federal nor state nor county nor city governments. Thankfully, the civilians step up
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  492.  @Su-Jo  yup that was a big contributor to this bubble as well as the previous bubble
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  493. well said!
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  494.  @WelcomeInc  look in the mirror. You are a long-time subscriber and prolific troll using several usernanes House-Huckster-619
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  495. DONT WATCH
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  496. @JakeFakeusername Were you saying same BS 2004-2007 or were you not yet a bill-paying adult those bubble years? Just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine, Jake
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  497. lol no thanks
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  498. Bingo! why would anyone believe her now?
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  499. I maybe would prefer a trailer or vanlife
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  500.  @AlexZachary-w6q  ​​⁠says the 30 year old troll who never witnessed a recession amd housing bubble burst as a bill-paying adult. Just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine AlexZacharyTroll
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  501. sure it will
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  502.  @cherylT321  you cannot eat stocks, bonds, mutual funds, ETFs, housing, vehicles, etc. So what do you invest in? Canned food?
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  503.  @grimaffiliations3671 have some more govt Kool-Aid and keep that head in the sand
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  504. prices are not going up in the sunbelt so do your research
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  505. … yet
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  506.  @TheElevatedLife you are going to see equity wiped out but if you believe prices will go up, why not go buy more homes now troll?
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  507. yours is dumbest comment so far today
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  508. bingo!
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  509. yet
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  510. lol
    3
  511. lol yes plenty of examples to show all over the state.
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  512.  @kahledalbert1210 same house could have been bought for half of price in 2009 vs in 2006. That is the point you cant seem to grasp. You clearly were not a bill-paying adult those years. Those who do not learn ftom the past are comdemned to repeat it.
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  513.  @shirtlesslager  and the carbs are killing us
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  514. seems like organized religion
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  515.  @tonybteacher  correct! home prices must drop and they will
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  516. housing crash starting circa 2008 was caused by unhinged speculation. I was there and made some cash off of the FOMO in 2007. The subprime loans and ARMs were not the main cause of GFC but did play a role.
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  517. yup
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  518.  @Patriot-hz8xk  were you saying same BS in 2006-2007 or were you not yet a bill-paying adult?
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  519. that is rough!
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  520. Is that all you got from this video?
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  521. If you feel stressed, that is your own reaction and nobody elses fault.
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  522. so stop listening. simple. bye
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  523. Karen City
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  524. they will get that dose of reality soon
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  525. C’mon man!
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  526. waste, fraud, abuse
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  527. a few
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  528. if you bought a home in 2020-2023 in numerous states you will not be laughing over the next 5 years
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  529. Bordenaro is talking about rent vs. buying now, not ten years ago. Yes ten years ago was a very different market but unless you have a time machine, not relevant to the topic
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  530. oh sure realtor
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  531.  @idliketosay  “wishing” does not change reality. Grow up and stop whining.
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  532. you dodged a bullet. Now wait for prices to drop further or you will likely overpay
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  533. please stop repeating that useless mantra
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  534.  @Pellegrino-n7q6z  you were obviously not yet a bill-paying adult in the US 2008-2012 when home prices dropped that much. Just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine.
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  535. the MetroMess housing market is headed nowhere but down for next 5 years minimum
    3
  536. are you JohnnyFly?
    3
  537. on Fantasy Island
    3
  538. lol
    3
  539. yeah I agree that is a big problem with precious metals
    3
  540. were you saying that same BS in 2008-2010 or were you not yet a bill-paying adult?
    3
  541. lol 🎉
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  542. go for it! The markets need bag-holders
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  543.  @zackbog  same could be said for many cities
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  544. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine.
    3
  545. they lie
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  546. PPP loan forgiveness
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  547. move out of San Diego to a more affordable city
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  548. coming soon to a town near you
    3
  549. lol
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  550.  @slujano  your debts, not anyone elses responsibility
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  551. … at these bubble prices.
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  552.  @ellwoodwolf lol
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  553. hey Brandon! You’re FIRED!
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  554. lol c’mon man!
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  555. especially in zoomtowns
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  556. ok bye
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  557.  @Shadow_Banned_Conservative well said
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  558.  @niconic3 it does not work that way. That is not how it happened in the last price correction 2008-2012. FACTS!
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  559.  @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
    3
  560. yes there ought to be a law
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  561. no it does not. you have no idea
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  562.  @kipincharge2833 no you dont
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  563.  @hvaball150 equity will vanish over next 3 years
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  564. wait until prices crash, as tgey soon will. Then if cannot pay all cash, pay a large down-payment and get a 15-year mortgage loan
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  565. Not wrong
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  566. imagine you are about to lose most of your investment value and keep laughing like a fool
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  567. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
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  568. yup
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  569. good riddance to bad rubbish
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  570.  @HermanWillems says the millennial realtor shill
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  571.  @MichaelBordenaro lol 😂
    3
  572. cool!
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  573.  @grimaffiliations3671  oh ok sure
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  574. it will soon go off the rails
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  575. Just keep your head in sand and YOU WILL BE FINE!!!!!
    3
  576. sounds like pure FOMO talk
    3
  577. says the lying realtor troll
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  578. 2009-2016 when monthly rent for equivalent home cost similar to a mortgage if purchased with 20% down.
    3
  579. same was said over and over in 2007
    3
  580. the market is a rigged casino that uses pump and dump to enrich the insiders
    3
  581. homes in OC are now for the wealthy, not the average person
    3
  582. a fool and his money are soon parted
    3
  583. yes AI is an absurd scapegoat
    3
  584. lol sure realtor
    3
  585. thanks for the FYI
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  586. the FED also said that the “inflation is transitory”.
    3
  587. YES!
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  588.  @josefj1776 keep drinking the Kool-Aid and you will be fine
    3
  589. yes!
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  590. dont watch if you dont like or it freaks you out
    3
  591. Fear and Greed controls the markets
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  592.  @DeborrahSHIFFER  Nice!
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  593.  @jfkst1 so dont listen anymore. bye
    3
  594. yes cutting rates would be financial suicide because nobody wants to buy the debt at lower interest rates
    3
  595. yup
    3
  596. troll get a clue
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  597.  @OldLion64 no it is caused bu FED manipulation of markets by increase money supply and artificially decrease interest rates
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  598. please enlighten us about 1987 bubble
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  599. wow are you impatient!
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  600. me too!
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  601. if you don’t know someone to sponsor you, you dont get in and must do same work fir half the pay. Very elitist IMO
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  602. yep
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  603. in most of the South, prices are down, sales are down, inventory is up. If you are in the NE or Midwest, wrong channel
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  604. yup
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  605. lol
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  606. God willing!
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  607. that is what i read in a fortune cookie
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  608. future short-sales and foreclosures
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  609.  @mike-uw6wt only the suckers soon to be bag-holders are buying
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  610. great analogy
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  611. Almost! Just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
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  612. yup! total sheeple rug-pull but I saw it coming and anybody i tried to explain it too thoght I was a dolt
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  613. just keep your head in sand
    3
  614. good info
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  615. lol not “everybody lives off credit” but most yes.
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  616. fools
    3
  617.  @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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  618. many are soon to be house poor AND cash poor
    3
  619. …. says the blind man to his deaf wife.
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  620.  @Jade.123  PPP loan foregiveness
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  621. that sux
    3
  622. solid advice
    3
  623.  @johndonovan7018 not all rentals are apartments troll
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  624. not true for those who paid inflated price 2022/2023 the price will deflate so how is that paying yourself?
    3
  625.  @JohnJohnCrusher peeple die every day pal
    3
  626. lol
    3
  627.  @HeeersEllery  we need deflation
    3
  628. and the sheeple will eventually realize it
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  629. huh?
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  630. so why has she not tried to do ANYTHING about it?!
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  631. If you get laid off and/or you bought at top of market then aee same house sell for half that, likely to walk away regardless if strategic or without another option. You may have been too young to understand when this similar scenario played out 2007-2012 in several states: FL, AZ, CA, NV, et al
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  632. this enfermera gordita Cant Understand Normal Thinking
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  633.  @MrSteeDoo yet you keep listening and trolling SteeDumb
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  634. Crook County IL
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  635. BS realtor
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  636. Embrace the FOMO!!
    3
  637. on life support
    3
  638. yup
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  639. That did not prevent the 40% crash last time
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  640. C’MON MAN!
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  641. bubble prices too
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  642. YUP
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  643.  @JillFestini  bingo!
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  644. @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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  645.  @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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  646.  @joesmith3590 the fact is that housing prices are going down in most locations so do your research before comment
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  647. … yet. Same false narrative I heard back in 2005-2007
    3
  648. yes seems correct
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  649.  @phreedomphile yes the OP is a perfect example of that
    3
  650. lol yeah rebound talk is pure BS! the downturn has just gotten rolling
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  651. please advise how “crash” and “correction” are defined so we know the difference
    3
  652.  @phreedomphile  LOL!
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  653.  @joannlarson6386 which US states do not have property tax?
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  654. @LesHomLes keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    3
  655. sarcasm alert
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  656.  @shanerogers9386  yup
    3
  657. unfortunately I agree
    3
  658. good luck
    3
  659. economy would crash and eventually revert to the historical mean
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  660. YUP!
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  661. you are going to crush it!
    3
  662.  @Cat-qn1yw underwater loans clearly
    3
  663. car repos?
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  664. where has housing price went up 20-30% since 2022? WHERE?
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  665. best guest ever! All facts and the only one besides me who places partial blame for previous housing bubble on Alan Greenspan
    3
  666. … yet
    3
  667. not true. you assume no other investments. Renting an equivalent home can cost 50% less than a mortgage so that difference can be invested
    3
  668. should ban that troll
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  669. they enjoyed the money and should be required to repay the loan. I never took the loan and my tax dollars should never be used to repay someone else’s debt.
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  670. you are wrong. Housing prices are slowly crashing and large companies are layong off thousands so get your facts straight before commenting please bud
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  671. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine.
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  672.  @RedLeo-pf9yo  then you don’t sell
    3
  673.  @jrselectric71  bingo
    3
  674. price it correctly if you want sell it
    3
  675. they are incompetent or corrupt or likely both
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  676. then why are you listening to him ignorant realtor troll?
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  677. NO!
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  678. were you saying this same BS 2004-2007 or were you not yet a bill-paying adult during those bubble years?
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  679. “mostly peaceful”
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  680. bingo!
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  681. the American Nightmare
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  682. correct. Gov could not stop it 2008-2011 either
    3
  683. BS
    3
  684. lol the FOMO fools and the AirBnB investards
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  685. The speculation and ensuing bubble is the same or worse. It is very similar to 2008 but if you believe now is a great time to buy, go do it and place your bets
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  686. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    3
  687.  @AsymmetricalStrategist  yup
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  688. home owner can keep saying that until the home owner loses his or her income at the same time that their investments lose a large percentage of value. Not so funny anymore
    3
  689. lol
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  690. high union labor costs and kickbacks to get through the massive beauracracy
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  691. except that the REITs will also be crashed
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  692. whoopdee shet!!
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  693. 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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  694. they will find out
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  695. When the FOMO becomes NOMO and after the greed becomes fear, yall know the time to buy is near
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  696.  @ALEXdaG  clearly you were not yet a bill-paying adult in 2008-2012 but you are about to see it play out again
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  697. future short sales and foreclosures IMO
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  698. so buy now please. just go all in and you will crush it!
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  699. market is slowly correcting now. Housing market corrections move slow. Correction is how a crash starts. Are you not paying attention?
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  700. recession and layoffs incoming. Stock market crash and housing market collapse inevitable.
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  701. please cite your source for this data
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  702. wait for the inevitable better prices
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  703. i might at right price but definitely a big red flag especially if bought 2022-2024
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  704. yes buy low. They are not near bottom yet
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  705. those numbers are reversed. Rent for a home is 50% of mortgage for the equivalent home bought today
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  706.  @nickc3856  just keep your empty head in the sand and you will be fine, Nick troll
    3
  707. or at least it rhymes
    3
  708.  @tmclean9 … yet.
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  709.  @brettworkman7012  yes and what a disgraceful state
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  710. Quite a Schiff-Show but be mindful that Peter is a gold-peddler so the narrative is slanted toward “buy gold from my company!”.
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  711. never a lender nor a borrower be
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  712. that is absolutely not what happened at the tail end of the last bubble. Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
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  713. bye
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  714. definitely suspect
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  715.  @Tater-Skinz  says the bubble price buyer and future bag-holder
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  716.  @Tater-Skinz  please enlighten us bag-holder. Why is it “NOT. GONNA. HAPPEN.”??
    3
  717. should sell it before prices drop. Then rent for a year or two, then buy in a non-HOA area
    3
  718. … says the bubble price buyer who was clearly not around 2005-2009 last RE bubble and ensuing price crash
    3
  719.  @James-Lifts  if you believe that you should be buying as many homes as you could get loans for. Just go all in James and you will be wealthy!
    3
  720. October 2007 stock market at ATH. 2008 was an election year. Were you too young to have noticed then?
    3
  721.  @Save_the_Stick_Shifts kooks yep
    3
  722.  @IAMVOZ  yup! just like 2009-2012
    3
  723. RFK jr
    3
  724. these are the facts I saw myself
    3
  725. sarcasm
    3
  726. yup
    3
  727. bingo!
    3
  728. this is only beginning
    3
  729. i would not trust him to file my 1040
    3
  730.  @SPM-tv yep usually do bailout the risk-takers and itresponsible but that wont prevent the inevitable economic downturn. That did not prevent GFC and same playbook repeating now
    3
  731. yes seems inevitable now
    3
  732. to prepare for WAR
    3
  733. because the Zestimate said so
    3
  734.  @RandyReneau  huh?
    3
  735. Big time !
    3
  736. says the realtor
    3
  737. we will know soon
    3
  738. likely correct
    3
  739. I think so
    3
  740. just keep your head in the sand and embrace the FOMO
    3
  741. yup
    3
  742. @MavRick69 smart money makes a prudent decision regarding such a large purchase and purchasing an asset at arguably bubble levels is not wise
    3
  743. yep dont be the bag-holder
    3
  744. bingo!
    3
  745. not true. It is free for humans to go live with the wildlife but you would not be very comfortable
    3
  746. 5000 is but a few months rent for us peasants
    3
  747. 2008-2011 housing prices went down in Snottsdale and everywhere else in AZ
    3
  748. hopefully this is sarcasm
    3
  749. Yup. You are clearly one of the very few honest realtors and competent loan officers. Thank you both for that and trying to help. The reality with advice is that the wise dont need it and the ignorant wont heed it.
    3
  750. so recognize the reality and be prepared. Dont be blindsided
    3
  751. just keep your head in sand and go somewhere else
    3
  752. Cyrus why do you keep watching? just to troll? Keep your head in the sand and you will ve fine troll
    3
  753. so go ahead and pay double per month for an equivalent home if that type of peace of mind is worth it to you. It is not worth the premium to me
    3
  754. NO!
    3
  755. same
    3
  756.  @TheQuintessentialBM  oh sure, keep dreaming. It is DFW, not Fantasy Island
    3
  757. correct comrades
    3
  758. Rocket Mortgage is dead just did not lay down yet
    3
  759. homeless bum
    3
  760. go ahead and buy. go all in
    3
  761. lol
    3
  762. C’mon man! Wisconsin beer, brats, and cheeese!!
    3
  763. feelings are not a strategy
    3
  764.  @BREEZYM6015 REALLY?!
    3
  765. please stop repeating this “be careful what you wish for” nonsense. Wishing does nothing to change the future and no amount of your trolling will prevent the inevitable housing market price correction that has already started and will soon be well underway. Just prepare yourself or keep your head in the sand; the choice is yours. I am prepared.
    3
  766. … yet
    3
  767. ming wong the ding dong troll
    3
  768. 🎉
    3
  769. not yet but is likely near-term even though the US president and Elon are setting the groundwork for a sustained recovery long-term
    3
  770. CVT Brian is obviously full of it. The housing market is clearly not one of his strengths. Brian should stick with preparing tax returns and accounting (bean counting).
    3
  771. Horton hears a who
    3
  772. is that what you got from this story?
    3
  773.  @hvaball150 no it is not
    3
  774. yup it is a slow moving train wreck
    3
  775. stop watching and trolling then
    3
  776. yup
    3
  777. … in the democratically run big cities.
    3
  778. laid off people
    3
  779.  @fosiko123  yep I was there in 2005-2007 when all the sheeple were saying that home prices will never drop but may stagnate. 2010 prices were half of what they were in 2006 in many areas
    3
  780. MOFO / FOMO lol
    3
  781. rents are average 50% cheaper than buying at these inflated prices TODAY
    3
  782. if you are willing to relocate, you can always find work in your trade
    3
  783. great example of FOMO
    3
  784.  @vitalsigns6403  were you saying same false narrative in 2005-2007 or were you not yet a bill-paying adult?
    3
  785.  @SafeEffective-ls2pl  bingo!
    3
  786. yet
    3
  787. @ Nevada has no state income tax as well as low property tax so the “no state income tax” is no excuse for such outrageous property tax in TX.
    3
  788. California law does not protect the landlord
    3
  789. were you saying same BS last housing bubble 2004-2007 or more likely, were you not yet a bill-paying adult?
    3
  790. who? Hollywood
    3
  791. LMAO - “We gotta buy a home! We cannot wait and we gotta buy now!” That was funny Travis. Gimme stimmy! its all free money! lol buy everything!
    3
  792. please cite the source of this information or stop spreading BS drama
    3
  793. yup!
    3
  794. the Venezuelan newcomers dont want to work
    3
  795.  @osoriotj like Sanchez Taboada
    3
  796. yup
    3
  797. corruption, waste, fraud, incompetence, mismanagement
    3
  798. living in a storage unit has been going on in some cities for decades. I saw it first-hand in Las Vegas in 2000 but it would not surprise me if it is more widespread now with this inflation and recession
    3
  799. even 30 years ago
    3
  800. she suffered from pure FOMO foolishness and a lack of understanding simple economics. She should have rented
    3
  801. the people who bought 2021-2024 will have no equity, soon negative equity, and many will be laid off or forced to relocate to get back in the office IF they want to remain employed
    3
  802. Relax and be patient. Invest in 30 day or 90 day T-bills and in 2025 you will be able to buy a good place for 50% what the BS estimated values show today
    3
  803.  @Ryan-wx1bi just keep your head in sand and you will be fine
    3
  804.  @Ryan-wx1bi  that is you bozo
    3
  805.  @kwaichangcaine8234  Crook County
    3
  806. I hate Mondays
    3
  807. you aren’t alone
    3
  808. agreed
    3
  809. correct
    3
  810.  @hsvkid  building for the newcomers and government will subsidize the rents
    3
  811. thanks for your first-hand reporting of the facts
    3
  812. I have never seen homeless on any of his videos
    3
  813. lol
    3
  814. you still watch and comment
    2
  815. who?
    2
  816. history does not always repeat but it rhymes
    2
  817. oh sure just keep telling yourself that BS like they did in 2007. You clearly were too young or incoherent to understand it back then so you dont get it now. Just keep your head in the sand
    2
  818. you are saying same BS that eas said in 2007
    2
  819. grow up
    2
  820.  @davids11131113 he is a fool
    2
  821. go spread conspiracy theories elsewhere
    2
  822. Bro my rent did not increase in 2 years in San Diego. So what.
    2
  823. plandemic
    2
  824. yet
    2
  825. sue everybody!
    2
  826. get a grip yourself
    2
  827. where?
    2
  828. I will eat TV dinners
    2
  829. so far but the down cycle has just begun
    2
  830. says the bubble price buyer and future bag-holder
    2
  831. Oct 2007 was also at all time high for stock market but you were obviously too young or incoherent to recognize it then so you do not see the similarities to the US markets of today. Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
    2
  832.  @AlexZachary-w6q yet you keep watching and trolling. Housing will be rapidly declining especially in California but you dont see it coming because you were a child tge last time a housing price bubble bursted and recession ensued. Just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine kiddo. Go ahead and buy more please
    2
  833. you were not around last time it seems
    2
  834. be more patient
    2
  835. If you hope for the best and prepare for the worst, you wont be disappointed.
    2
  836. well, bye
    2
  837.  @JimFriend-iw3ev Jim you were obviously not old enough or coherent enough to understand the US Housing market in 2008 so you do not recognize the similarities to this housing market. Those who do not learn from history are going to repeat it.
    2
  838. if the truth upsets you, dont watch
    2
  839. BS
    2
  840. lol yep!
    2
  841. but you keep watching, troll
    2
  842. no need to fit in purse. Can just put in cart and leave with it in Californistan
    2
  843.  @TheBandit7613 thank you captain Obvious!
    2
  844. surely you jest
    2
  845. agreed
    2
  846. you got that right!
    2
  847. Juan Deere
    2
  848. @chargermopartard: another false narrative
    2
  849. same was said repeatedly about Vegas in 2007 until reality smacked the sheeple in the face in 2008
    2
  850. yup
    2
  851. … yet.
    2
  852. she is not
    2
  853. welcome to Cali
    2
  854. and they add various fillers to the meats
    2
  855. yes likely true
    2
  856. keep your head in the sand and you will be fine troll
    2
  857. what is the difference?
    2
  858. Just keep your head in sand and you will be fine.
    2
  859.  @MarySmith-i8q  clearly you were NOT thinking at all troll. Those who fail to learn from history are condemned to repeat it.
    2
  860. yup credit drying up
    2
  861. that is not a sustainable business model
    2
  862. Yup !!
    2
  863. clearly MSM BS
    2
  864. just keep your head in the sand
    2
  865. I think you will crush it!
    2
  866. I dont like Mondays
    2
  867. RFK jr
    2
  868. unless you buy your shoes at the thrift store or swap meet like I do
    2
  869. … yet
    2
  870. FACTS!
    2
  871. the flexibility provided by renting is prudent in uncertain times such as these
    2
  872. why ?
    2
  873. go ahead you first
    2
  874. just keep your head in sand and you will be fine
    2
  875. care to elaborate?
    2
  876. they spent because they were being paid to stay home and common sense is not common
    2
  877. no tip
    2
  878. Sheeple who do not learn from the past are condemned to repeat it.
    2
  879. LOL you crushed it!
    2
  880. then stop watching. go watch dave ramseys
    2
  881. are you JohnnyFly?
    2
  882. F Toronto
    2
  883.  @williamholder2020  fight back
    2
  884. let the free market work so that prices of everything will grind down to pre-pandemic levels
    2
  885. too bad that debtors prisons went out of fashion
    2
  886.  @anthony-L.A.6946 nobody said that so read again
    2
  887.  @anthony-L.A.6946 that is not what anybody advised or implied
    2
  888. buyers will not cave this time
    2
  889. Just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine, DavidMartinez
    2
  890. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    2
  891. yup
    2
  892.  @JimFriend-iw3ev says the realtor troll JimFiend
    2
  893.  @JimFriend-iw3ev  thanks JimFiend. Just keep on shilling
    2
  894. Bingo!
    2
  895. that’s Commiefornia
    2
  896. 350k purchase price has higher propert tax than 250k purchase price all things being equal
    2
  897. yup same gaslighting
    2
  898.  @rxdoctordaddy1795 just keep your head in sand and buy housing while you still know everything
    2
  899.  @star-iv  those prepared with cash who also manage to remain employed will be much better off when deflation comes to town
    2
  900. to the moon! 🎉
    2
  901. buy gold
    2
  902. not true. You must not have been a bill-paying adult the last time this happened 2007-2012. 2006-2007 the MSM and sheople were saying same as you are. Between 2007-2012 home prices cratered about 50% in many cities
    2
  903. just keep your head in sand
    2
  904.  @johnnifly LOL
    2
  905. she is clearly shilling
    2
  906. … yet.
    2
  907. one of its parents may be Miss Piggy
    2
  908. lol where?
    2
  909. bingo
    2
  910. That is not how this housing market will play out. You may not have been around or old enough to grasp it when this scenario pkayed out 2008-2011 US housing market
    2
  911. FACTS!
    2
  912.  @fitforfreelance  maybe but home prices crashed there 2008-2012 even with many of the same conditions in place that you suggest will keep prices inflated. Additionally, all of the same conditions were in place in 2018 when those same homes could be purchased for half of what the prices are now. What fundamentals changed from 2018 to 2024 to provoke this asset inflation? Wages have not doubled.
    2
  913. 🎉
    2
  914. they wont
    2
  915. good mayor
    2
  916. @MavRick69 if this in not sarcasm it is delusion
    2
  917. artificially low mortgage interest rates for so many years
    2
  918. … says the realtor fool
    2
  919. lower the asking price already
    2
  920. gimme stimmy! Its all FREE! lol
    2
  921. Strategic foreclosure aka strategic default is something that will soon be commonplace. This is when the property owner realizes the loan balance is far more than what the property can be sold for and stops payong the loan. The owner stops throwing good money after bad
    2
  922. sounds great for newcomers
    2
  923. Bailouts: Losses are socialized after the gains were privatized. The US has not had a free market in decades. The FED heavily manipulates the economy and it was Alan Greenspan who set this corrupt precedent
    2
  924.  @tealnexttimebond8859  keep your head in sand and go somewhere else
    2
  925. at these inflated housing prices, rent for an equivalent property averages 50% less than buying so it is clearly chraper to rent than purchase NOW Jan 2024
    2
  926. yes that has been going on for millennia
    2
  927. 23 million homes sold in the US in 2023? Many of those will soon be short-sales or strategic defaults when the owners see that they owe much more than can sell for and when the owners get laid off in recession
    2
  928. hopefully your Olds has the unstoppable 3800 V6
    2
  929. trolling
    2
  930. totally falsified numbers from this administration
    2
  931. inflated housing valuations
    2
  932. where is that?
    2
  933.  @coled5090  were you saying same in 2005-2007 or were you not yet a bill-paying adult in those bubble years?
    2
  934. delusional
    2
  935. how?
    2
  936. yet
    2
  937. Yup !
    2
  938. Great guest Travis! This economy and market gets more BONKERS every day it seems brother
    2
  939. market manipulation difficult to predict
    2
  940. yup
    2
  941. better rent there for a while first before making such a large purchase if you dont know what to do yet
    2
  942. where?
    2
  943. stop borrowing. Start saving and investing
    2
  944.  @jacinedelarosa6302 says the realtor
    2
  945. unfortunately this guy admits that he committed a robbery
    2
  946. yet
    2
  947. likely yes
    2
  948. sarcasm I assume
    2
  949. he never said it was “happening everywhere.”.
    2
  950. NO
    2
  951. lol
    2
  952. why not?
    2
  953. lol
    2
  954. bye then
    2
  955. a family of Oregon bag-holders does not prove your thesis
    2
  956. in 2006/2007 same BS you say was being spouted
    2
  957. yep double bubble is exactly what the FED caused and they cant keep inflating indefinitely
    2
  958. Brian no longer pushing housing market FOMO?
    2
  959. van life preferred
    2
  960. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    2
  961. it works until it does not
    2
  962. you are correct. nobody gets out alive
    2
  963. his woman and his best friend, … in bed and having fun!
    2
  964. these are four of my favorite things lol
    2
  965. yup they can delay the crash but they cannot cancel it
    2
  966. unbelievable!
    2
  967. sarcasm alert
    2
  968. recession
    2
  969. yup
    2
  970.  @Manojwouldgo  and you continue watching and trolling “bro”
    2
  971. … of crap
    2
  972. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    2
  973. josef is clearly an absurd troll
    2
  974.  @Nechemyah12  it will
    2
  975. CEOs DGAF
    2
  976. you must not have been around or paying bills last down cycle 2008-2012
    2
  977.  @buildingbuildercip8292 ok so is now (Jan 2024) a good time to buy an investment property in your opinion?
    2
  978. what did you win?
    2
  979. he has been reporting the truth for 2 years. If you dont want to hear truth, dont watch
    2
  980. Commiefornia
    2
  981. with subsidies and vouchers?
    2
  982.  @ChrisBrown-hr6mc take your own advice
    2
  983. the real estate companies are not in control of prices
    2
  984. oh sure that sounds right
    2
  985. yep I experience the same crap on YT lately
    2
  986.  @dmgp1f vouchers and subsidies for housing or what?
    2
  987.  @tuannguyen-zk3lv stupid cliche
    2
  988.  @BrandonGrieve bs
    2
  989.  @yulingo5577 this is about the US housing market and Chinese housing market, NOT the Canadian market, so your original comment seems absurd to the adults here in the US
    2
  990.  @MasterRoss-sn7dl neither should you
    2
  991.  @CgScents ok bye
    2
  992.  @yulingo5577  why dont you simply realize that a housing price bubble crashed in the US in 2008 and your statement that “since 2006 a crash never happened” is clearly false. Then later trying to justify it by saying “never happened in Canada” is just absurd.
    2
  993. take your ADHD meds and be patient
    2
  994. how?
    2
  995. how do you define a “crash” vs “correction” or “downward trend”?
    2
  996. yup
    2
  997. LOL !!
    2
  998. PPP loan fraud money still hanging around
    2
  999. @ nobody blamed her.
    2
  1000.  @luisvilla799  tell that to the person paid 500k at the top in 2022 and now need to sell for 25% less. 500k less 25% is 375k. That is likely an underwater loan so it is just a matter of time before those homes bought at the top start to strategically default.
    2
  1001.  @Katadori09 I would relocate
    2
  1002. … yet.
    2
  1003.  @Curlyblonde  those as well!
    2
  1004. tip of the iceberg
    2
  1005. safe bet!
    2
  1006. 2008 was also an election year and that did not stop the housing price corrections
    2
  1007. … yet.
    2
  1008. you seem to have covered the possible trajectories without understanding what is actually happening now or looking back to 2007-2011 to understand this market similarities
    2
  1009.  @MattSchuster2565 no way to know for certain but when price for the property is back to where it was in 2018, bottom is near and is close enough to buy IMO but will be 30-50% lower price than the peak. maybe 2024 but more likely 2025. housing price moves slowly because not the stock market
    2
  1010. very likely they will over next few years in the Sun Belt areas of the US
    2
  1011. it happens
    2
  1012. bingo!
    2
  1013. they would have negative cash flow and risks of unforeseen repairs, vacancies, damages, etc.
    2
  1014.  @phreedomphile YT censorship
    2
  1015. yup
    2
  1016. I suspect this is Florin
    2
  1017. agitators
    2
  1018. economics is clearly not one of your strengths
    2
  1019.  @jaydeeare285 well then go buy some homes if you think is good investment.
    2
  1020. rhetorical?
    2
  1021. Always
    2
  1022. why?
    2
  1023. you must not have experienced the GFC as a bill-paying resident of the US or you were under a rock?
    2
  1024.  @realestatemindset  no doubt about it
    2
  1025. and you keep watching and trolling
    2
  1026. I’ve got a good one for you today.
    2
  1027. Walgreens began on the South Side of Chicago in the early 1900s. Many years ago I saw how much they were expanding in the Chicago area so I invested in their stock and thankfully, I sold that stock years ago but did not gain all that much. Sad to see this long successful company now in its final days but that is the way progress happens in a healthy economy. Let the losers fail and move forward.
    2
  1028.  @AlexZachary-w6q says the 30 year old troll who never witnessed a recession amd housing bubble burst as a bill-paying adult. Just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine ZacharyTard
    2
  1029. they will go down soon enough
    2
  1030. that neighbor saved you a ton of grief and money. Foundation issues are an absolute deal-breaker for me. That seller and realtor failing to disclose foundation issues is criminal.
    2
  1031. YUP! Soon to reach critical mass. This train aint stopping
    2
  1032. a sucker’s rally
    2
  1033. go ahead and buy then
    2
  1034. @ were you saying same BS in 2004-2007 or were you not yet a bill-paying adult during those bubble years?
    2
  1035. @ always the same dombarse comment from you troll House_Huckster-619 Those who fail to learn from the past are destined to repeat it.
    2
  1036. where is the monthly mortgage payment on a home purchased now costing less than renting equivalent home?
    2
  1037.  @chilenitaprotrump  obviously I know it better than you with your absurd “I’m a Florida licensed broker” nonsense
    2
  1038. @@LesHomoverpaying is far from winning LesHom
    2
  1039. whaa?
    2
  1040. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    2
  1041. bad bet
    2
  1042. i like bread with coffee
    2
  1043. hurry up and buy now if you believe that BS. Borrow as much as possible and go all in on housing. You will get wealthy!
    2
  1044. the CEO, CFO, board chairman, shareholders
    2
  1045. Just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine, Caroline.
    2
  1046. yes such a disgraceful speech from the worst president in modern history
    2
  1047. says the millenial realtor
    2
  1048. Repo Man
    2
  1049. yep. When greed becomes fear, the time to buy is near
    2
  1050.  @brianglas7768 you first
    2
  1051.  @realChewky  then yall better hurry up and buy so you can take advantage of that and become wealthy. Borrow as much as the banks will loan and go all in!
    2
  1052. hurry up and buy
    2
  1053. RFK jr
    2
  1054. bingo!
    2
  1055. enlighten us please. How?
    2
  1056. Gluttony is one of the seven deadly sins, so is Greed
    2
  1057. A man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest. Human nature is sheeple behaviour
    2
  1058. … yet.
    2
  1059. keep telling yourself that until the facts are so obviously undeniable
    2
  1060. Texas is a non-disclosure state. Unfortunately keeping sales prices out of public view is the law in Texas. This law should be repealed
    2
  1061. … yet.
    2
  1062. BLAAAH!
    2
  1063.  @recordcastle1118 that is disgraceful. Would not have to suffer that in Texas
    2
  1064.  @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
    2
  1065. Realtors are worst
    2
  1066. Lets go Brandon!
    2
  1067. go ahead and embrace your FOMO
    2
  1068.  @RayQ101 ok sure Ray you live on Fantasy Island
    2
  1069. yep but they dont replace water heaters and air conditioners
    2
  1070.  @CHENTIA4735  … yet.
    2
  1071.  @PeterHerring-cb8rf  just keep your head in the sand Peter
    2
  1072. my tax money should not help you pay for anything!
    2
  1073.  @JimFriend-iw3ev I am wealthier than you troll Jim milllennial realtor fool you will lose your equity and I will be buying in the aftermath same as 2008-2011
    2
  1074.  @nickc3856  … says the bubble price buyer and soon to be bagholder NickTard
    2
  1075. ghost jobs and data collections
    2
  1076. Come on man!
    2
  1077. If bought at the peak it may take 7-10 years to be able to sell for that sellers purchase price. This happened to many who purchased 2005-2006 in Cali, Phoenix, Vegas, FLA, etc. Underwater for 7-10 years depending how much was downpayment paid
    2
  1078. yes those senior software engineer nerds will be obsoleted in 6 months
    2
  1079. you are forgetting that these same three things were in place pre-Covid yet the home prices were half of what they are now and wages there have not doubled in that same timeframe.
    2
  1080.  @Jack-pd4ps not greedy to try to avoid overpaying for an asset that is clearly beginning to show price bubble deflation
    2
  1081. YUP!
    2
  1082. not
    2
  1083. a free market
    2
  1084. no more swimsuit editions?
    2
  1085. please stop repeating that absurd crap
    2
  1086. lol
    2
  1087. Many remote workers must get back into the office so those smaller western cities outside of Cali will have house price declines earlier and more severe. No more working remotely from Crapville. Gotta move themselves back to the big suckass city
    2
  1088. bingo!
    2
  1089.  @MrSteeDoo go back to playong video games doofus
    2
  1090. obviously it is coming apart at the seams and the poker-face is fading
    2
  1091. same was said over and over in 2007 but clearly you were not a bill-paying adult yet
    2
  1092. yes and well said
    2
  1093. and soon 1984
    2
  1094. why?
    2
  1095.  @samuel1121 pal you do not know. Research 2008-2011 to understand what is unfolding Samuel
    2
  1096. Central Appraisal District
    2
  1097. same trite comment every time
    2
  1098.  @House_hacker_619 it does not work that way. Landlord can only charge as much as renters can afford or are willing to pay regardless of landlord monthly expenses
    2
  1099. good advice
    2
  1100.  @deborahheckstall1881  says the realtor
    2
  1101. your point?
    2
  1102. and you keep watching
    2
  1103. yup
    2
  1104.  @House_hacker_619 nobody cares about your specific San Diego scenario HoseHacker
    2
  1105. Looks like HOA hell
    2
  1106.  @scottmcamis2127  how do you figure? “make things worse” how? Define worse.
    2
  1107. if Ramsey is advising people to buy a home now at these inflated prices, he is either delusional or dishonest
    2
  1108.  @t3fLoN77  rates are not dropping significantly enough anytime soon so dont bet on that false narrative
    2
  1109.  @t3fLoN77  fair enough
    2
  1110. yes
    2
  1111. Yup!
    2
  1112. just keep your head on the sand and you will be fine
    2
  1113. thank you for your service soldier
    2
  1114. yes government postpones it but cannot postpone indefinitely and unfortunately the longer it postpones, the harder the fall and longer it will take to recover. Go ahead and buy some homes if you truly believe crash will not happen in your area
    2
  1115.  @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
    2
  1116. many will be holding an expensive bag of crap when they see equivalent homes selling for 50% less than these FOMO buyers paid. That is one scenario that will trigger strategic defaults and the ensuing foreclosures and short sales
    2
  1117.  @jaydeeare285 please enlighten us Jay. It is obvious in the context of the post that those who overpaid for a home in the last 2 years will soon owe more on the loan than the home is worth or if paid cash, home will be worth much less than the inflated purchase price; that owner will be the bag holder. The lesson is to learn from the past and avoid buying on FOMO or risk being the bag holder
    2
  1118. Leftover PPP loan money
    2
  1119. clearly you were not an adult in OC last time housing prices went down
    2
  1120.  @fobbyforlife5045  those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it. you will see soon enuff
    2
  1121. Corcoran is a shill
    2
  1122. Blackrock and anybody else can get a much better cash flow on T-Bills than buying a home at current prices and renting it out. That would be negative cash flow so do not expect corporations to invest in housing other than multi-family dwellings
    2
  1123. time to look for a different place
    2
  1124. Not true. For those who bought at inflated prices, will not be able to sell for enough to pay off the loan balance. I have seen this movie before and seems you dod not but soon enough you will see the rerun
    2
  1125. Bingo
    2
  1126. nah
    2
  1127. all Ponzis are
    2
  1128. salespeeple
    2
  1129.  @JohnJohnCrusher  true but is heading in the right direction to return to normal inventory levels.
    2
  1130. yet
    2
  1131. I got friends in low places
    2
  1132. yup
    2
  1133. great! go place more bets then
    2
  1134. … yet
    2
  1135. … yet
    2
  1136. 10% rates would be a good start toward economic normalcy and great motivation for savers
    2
  1137. yup they are soon to be bag-holders
    2
  1138.  @JimFriend-iw3ev keep telling yourself that Jim realtor
    2
  1139. same BS was said repeatedly 2005-2007
    2
  1140. draw a circle around Oakland and SF. That is the no-go zone of Distopia, CA and soon will look like Mad Max
    2
  1141. clearly
    2
  1142. Thanks for sharing your experience. Some people are too young to have understood this scenario was happening back then. Other folks refuse to acknowledge the similarities of the 2007 market to the market today.
    2
  1143. yet?
    2
  1144. lol
    2
  1145. F the investors. Smart money got out at least 18 months ago
    2
  1146. thanks for the boots on the ground report
    2
  1147. if a home buyer cannot even afford a “a few thousand to pay their realtor”, how can they afford a home that costs hundreds of thousands of dollars?
    2
  1148.  @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.
    2
  1149. @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.
    2
  1150. listen to JohnniFly! embrace your FOMO!
    2
  1151. bingo!
    2
  1152. lol
    2
  1153. we are on a ship of fools
    2
  1154. Bingo!
    2
  1155. bailout nation for past 16 years
    2
  1156. Holy millennial FOMO buyers remorse Batman! BONKERS!
    2
  1157. … yet
    2
  1158. you are drinking Barabata Kool-Aid so get out there and buy now! Place your bets!
    2
  1159. so true
    2
  1160. coming from New England
    2
  1161. so go all in if you believe that BS
    2
  1162.  @mnn1265 … says the realtor
    2
  1163.  @pbshooter100 same here
    2
  1164. bingo!
    2
  1165. same
    2
  1166.  @stevengoldstein114  the investors are about to get crushed. They should have sold a year ago. F the investors
    2
  1167. it has been at least 7 or 8 years since the US has seen a “buyers market” in housing
    2
  1168. building materials have already dropped substantially. Go ahead and check price of a 2x4x8 at Home Depot or Lowes websites
    2
  1169. stop watching. simple
    2
  1170.  @hvaball150 US housng market the prices in many large cities in the Sun Belt dropped 50% by 2012 from 2005-2007 prices. Do your research before spewing lies
    2
  1171. so go ahead. Hurry up and buy! Just go all in and you will get wealthy!
    2
  1172.  @nativepride101  LOL that would make much more sense than “Road rage” 😂
    2
  1173.  @cristiansolano9491  LOL
    2
  1174. you crushed it!
    2
  1175. @ never
    2
  1176. lol
    2
  1177. WTH !
    2
  1178. if has no equity or negative equity, the home is absolutely not an asset
    2
  1179. ok you first
    2
  1180. too bad it is in Cali
    2
  1181. 😂
    2
  1182. let them eat cake
    2
  1183. you will soon learn a hard lesson
    2
  1184. … and sounding like BS
    2
  1185. ok
    2
  1186. no it does not work that way
    2
  1187. … yet.
    2
  1188.  @LL-qj5vg  what is “the Baja blast” and how will it change San Diego?
    2
  1189. coming soon enough
    2
  1190. were you saying same BS 2004-2007 or were you not yet a bill-paying adult during those bubble years?
    2
  1191. do your own research and market surveilance but likely 2026 will have a glut of homes on market for 50% of what Zestimate is today
    2
  1192. You’re a troll!
    2
  1193. not safe
    2
  1194. FACTS!
    2
  1195. hopefully other locales follow Palm Springs lead regarding Air BnB, VRBO and all this STR type ridiculousness
    2
  1196.  @DIVISIONINCISION  probably many losing jobs or being told to get back to work in office in California
    2
  1197.  @GrantDWilliams82 nobody deserves “free money” comrade
    2
  1198.  @ethanbrownell4564 The victim is the person who never went to college or paid their own tuition like I did or paid their loan back but now will be forced to help repay someone deadbeats’ loans
    2
  1199. bingo
    2
  1200. FACTS!
    2
  1201.  @ppmny7015 well wishes going your way
    2
  1202. are you insane?
    2
  1203. jail and lawsuit are the bigger risks
    2
  1204. that is how price bubbles work
    2
  1205.  @ShadyD365  and they gotta lotta nice girls!
    2
  1206. please explain when and where this happened
    2
  1207. rather partying like 1929
    2
  1208. yes that is an old trick
    2
  1209.  @THEROGUEMAN7  LOL
    2
  1210. Right!? Why not deployed the TN and NC National Guard?
    2
  1211. wishing you good luck on the job search
    2
  1212.  @nickfleming4757  where is it less expensive to purchase a home than rent an equivalent home. Where does the mortgage+insurance+property tax cost less per month than renting an equivalent home? WHERE?
    2
  1213. Van Life !
    2
  1214. Karens
    2
  1215. who says that?
    2
  1216. talk about that on your channel genius
    2
  1217. that is good news!
    2
  1218. seems you are projecting your jealousy Francisco. Maybe you bought at ATH and have no cash on hand to scoop up the deals that will be available soon enough?
    2
  1219. bingo
    2
  1220. you clearly were not a bill-paying adult last cycle when housing prices skyrocketed then collapsed
    2
  1221. FOMO BS
    2
  1222. relocate then
    2
  1223. yes comrade, but what is the alternative?
    2
  1224. wrong
    2
  1225. future short-sales and foreclosures
    2
  1226. nice!
    2
  1227. lol
    2
  1228. yep same as 2008-2012
    2
  1229.  @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.
    2
  1230. like property tax
    2
  1231.  @JimFriend-iw3ev then go buy some homes JimFiend and if you have any leftover buy Nvidia. We need someone to hold the bags
    2
  1232. you dont know so go ahead and buy now
    2
  1233. house prices may start dropping fast in Rio Rancho
    2
  1234. just keep your head in the sand
    2
  1235. WTH inept coward police officers needed to go in immediately to save the victim
    2
  1236.  @minaso81307 go buy a home if you think now is a good time to buy at these inflated prices
    2
  1237.  @beatdown3361  prices already dropping in Sun Belt states, that is a fact. If you believe housing prices will continue to inflate, go ahead and buy now
    2
  1238. common sense is NOT common
    2
  1239. bubble pricing
    2
  1240.  @alexfarid5144  just keep your head in sand and you will be fine AlexAfraid
    2
  1241. false narrative
    2
  1242. you are on the wrong channel
    2
  1243.  @rafaelmariscal9170 yes but double-digit inflation was caused by the government money printing. Did you get double digit wage growth to keep uo with inflation? most did not
    2
  1244. clearly, you were not yet a bill-paying adult 2003-2011. You failed to mention the wild speculation that inflated that bubble as well as this one
    2
  1245.  @CrispySenpai  coming soon
    2
  1246. minimum wage was never intended for soneone to “live off”
    2
  1247. … yet.
    2
  1248. I prefer to win some than lose some
    2
  1249. sheeple and PPP loan frauds
    2
  1250. using leftover PPP loan money
    2
  1251. the war will persist until the money stops flowing in. Same happened in the 80s in El Salvador
    2
  1252. lol
    2
  1253. wealthier people and better quality schools in the burbs there
    2
  1254. yet lol
    2
  1255. suckers rally - future short-sales and foreclosures IMO
    2
  1256. same walk-aways coming soon across the Sun Belt states
    2
  1257.  @JimFriend-iw3ev nope. Landlord can only charge the rent that someone is willing to pay regardless of the mortgage and property tax cost. Landlords who pirchased in Sun Belt cities take a loss on LTR every month and when they wake up and see the house price deflation most will strategically default, leaving the bank holding the bag. We saw this movie before Jim
    2
  1258. hurry up and BUY!
    2
  1259. nice!
    2
  1260. I am here to say just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    2
  1261. … and bubble prices
    2
  1262. both are housing debt shiils
    2
  1263. yup
    2
  1264. not
    2
  1265. math is not one of your strengths
    2
  1266. she got crunk and lost her shit
    2
  1267. CA Prop 13 will soon be repealed. Do your own research
    2
  1268. many will not live ten more years
    2
  1269. not true. You must not have been around 2008-2014
    2
  1270. why did you do that?
    2
  1271. the buyer is a fool then. The home will lose 50% of that purchase price over next 2-3 years IMO
    2
  1272.  @mlbonfox8199 will kill us
    2
  1273. tent cities with homeless people defecating in front of these houses in West LA no thanks
    2
  1274.  @HermanWillems BS Herman
    2
  1275.  @MrMleewilson  yeah so what is your point?
    2
  1276. BS
    2
  1277.  @dumiduranasinghe5140  what will 25 basis points cut accomplish?
    2
  1278.  @StuffBudDuz  just keep your head in sand and you will be fine
    2
  1279. even the buyers who have the money no longer will pay bubble prices and risk overpaying and being a bag-holder
    2
  1280. Crook county government workers. Enuff said
    2
  1281. lol
    2
  1282. false narrative
    2
  1283.  @CrankyOldLandlord  the mortgage payment is not tax deductable. Mortgage interest is tax deductable but the standard deduction exceeds most mortgage interest so there is no point in deducting the mortgage interest. In California the rent for an equivalent home is well under half the cost of a mortgage at current prices. Your NAR talking points are not valid points now although in the past yes. We are talking about buying NOW, not about buying 5-10-15 years ago.
    2
  1284. 🎉
    2
  1285. @ 🎉😂
    2
  1286. FJB
    2
  1287.  @anonymousnoname1889  please enlighten the sheep with your plan for the better alternative
    2
  1288. calling all sheeple
    2
  1289. we gotta FIGHT for our rights
    2
  1290.  @lilblackduc7312 lol
    2
  1291. stop listening then george
    2
  1292. captain obvious
    2
  1293. they cannot afford it without major help from their parent(s)
    2
  1294. may not bottom until 2027 but more likely 2025-2026. Bottom on average 40-50% lower than peak prices 2022-2023 or prices back to what they were 2018
    2
  1295.  @WelcomeIncorporated keep trolling realtor
    2
  1296. F Chiraq. Plenty of inexpensive existing homes on the South side and south suburbs. Do your own research. Try East Chicago Heights
    2
  1297. proxy war is expensive
    2
  1298. soon enough.
    2
  1299. same was said repeatedly in 2007. I was there
    2
  1300. is a nut job or pathological liar, or perhaps both
    2
  1301. you are assuming investors will want such problematic investments
    2
  1302.  @zippythechicken 2008-2012 US housing prices declined and dropped drastically in some states. You must have been very young or under a rock to not be aware of that historical FACT
    2
  1303. they pay their relatives for BS contracts
    2
  1304. F SoCal
    2
  1305. you first
    2
  1306. yes, clearly your comment is “All lies”.
    2
  1307. not true MrBojo
    2
  1308. Schiff pushes gold
    2
  1309. slowly but surely
    2
  1310.  @ksorsomeplace  You missed the point
    2
  1311. next year will be much better for buyers
    2
  1312. your point?
    2
  1313.  @specialk2514  yay…
    2
  1314. bingo!
    2
  1315. not worth 2500/month and local wages will not support that rent amount
    2
  1316. there were plenty of loan mods and bailouts 2008-2010 even for mom and pop investors. I witnessed it firsthand in LA CA.
    2
  1317.  @TheLethargicAge they ate about to lose drasticall more if they bought at these bubble prices past 2 years
    2
  1318.  @vilenationgaming  that is true
    2
  1319. economy is on a downward slide
    2
  1320. you get what you pay for in that case
    2
  1321. it is another piece of govt market manipulation and the sheeple fall for it every time
    2
  1322. … and stupidity.
    2
  1323. looks like HOA hell
    2
  1324. other countries also in the inflated bubble more or less
    2
  1325. Time for some men to handle this properly
    2
  1326. lol
    2
  1327. you are not fooling anyone with your multiple usernames House_Packer nutball
    2
  1328. BS survey results
    2
  1329.  @johntrevett2944  false narrative
    2
  1330. you thought wrong
    2
  1331. Vegas housing prices crash hard 2008-2012. You were not there it seems
    2
  1332.  @msnfraser4459  many would have shot for using her car as a deadly weapon
    2
  1333. where?
    2
  1334. bye
    2
  1335. amazing foresight he had!
    2
  1336. oh sure Realtor your profession does not inspire confidence nor does it imply that you know housing market economics
    2
  1337.  @chilenitaprotrump  your 15 years of opening doors does not mean you understand the market forces that drive housing prices up and down. 15 years ago was 2009 so you never saw a housing market price bubble crash while you were a Realtor. You maybe were still in high school the last housing mania 2003-2007
    2
  1338.  @chilenitaprotrump  and it is always “a great time to buy!” correct?
    2
  1339. try their almond cookies in the pink packaging
    2
  1340. gougers Home Despot and Lowes. Menards has always been the best
    2
  1341.  @SirCardogan sheeple
    2
  1342. coastal Cali has great weather but not much more to offer. I live here and am packing to leave for good. F Cali
    2
  1343. get a life Santos pronunciation police
    2
  1344. yup but common sense is not common
    2
  1345. she is lying
    2
  1346. yes interest rates will rise and housing prices will decline
    2
  1347. Should always use a disposable filter between machine and patient. Using a disposable Pall filter for example would have prevented this. Never trust that particulate or even bits of this type of respiratory instrument could not delaminate or disintegrate and get into the airway. The filter would almost certainly prevent this.
    2
  1348. clown
    2
  1349.  @MagicSwizzle the delusional is you MagicShizzle
    2
  1350.  @Hodlyourheart you have denial beyond belief @MichaelTard9201
    2
  1351. great! so you dont need return
    2
  1352. Your description is of Alan Greenspan. Bernanke was handed the bag of crap by Greenspan. Greenspan, under the GW Bush administration, is to blame
    2
  1353. always inflates and melts up to the precipice of the decline and recession
    2
  1354. where did you get your crystal balls?
    2
  1355. TN
    2
  1356. They will be staying in some resort in Vegas or Palm Springs
    2
  1357. yes I was there and prepared for it and thankfully I was able to keep my job
    2
  1358. it is already really happening. Is the news saying “a recession is coming”?
    2
  1359.  @Francisco-po1cf Francisco you dont know what you are talking about. Spend more time learning and less time trolling
    2
  1360. for market normalcy
    2
  1361. bingo!
    2
  1362. … yet.
    2
  1363. who cares?
    2
  1364. good for you. Most are not in your situation for a myriad of reasons.
    2
  1365.  @faustinreeder1075  sarcasm alert
    2
  1366. yes you said it right!!
    2
  1367. they decided on their own to commit financial suicide
    2
  1368. well said
    2
  1369. @ because you get into the union based on who you know, not what you know
    2
  1370. homeowners without school-aged children should not be required to pay school taxes
    2
  1371. FOMO factory
    2
  1372. semantics
    2
  1373. That is Mexican law
    2
  1374. There is
    2
  1375.  @riffism  source?
    2
  1376. bingo!
    2
  1377. VanLife!
    2
  1378. FJ Brandon! lets go
    2
  1379. yes but we live “at this moment in time”
    2
  1380. just keep your head in sand and you will be fine
    2
  1381. people bought homes using PPP loans
    2
  1382.  @ralph95 you need a brain
    2
  1383. Aerosmith!
    2
  1384.  @mike-uw6wt Bingo!
    2
  1385. 2025-2026 prices will get to 50% of what asking now in Utah
    2
  1386.  @Mikefngarage thank Fed chiefs current and prior all tge way back to that complete fool Alan Greenspan
    2
  1387. yup
    2
  1388.  @Matt-YT so keep buying please.
    2
  1389.  @Matt-YT I dont understand your original comment. by your logic you will miss out on ten years of growth?
    2
  1390. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    2
  1391. FJB
    2
  1392. then go to a different channel sheeple
    2
  1393. Why would they sell? Divorce, death, job loss, downsizing, relocation, etc.
    2
  1394.  @taroman7100  are you happy about the inflation caused be the FED response to Covid19?
    2
  1395. pure FOMO BS like this was being said in 2007. You are likely a realtor or you did not experience 2007/2008 as a bill-paying adult
    2
  1396. buy an existing home in South suburbs cheap! Check east Chicago Heights. F Chiraq
    2
  1397. not true. I can and do save with the current rents vs. buy
    2
  1398. sheeple
    2
  1399.  @altacalcreative  same as 2007 in CA, AZ, NV
    2
  1400. similar BS was flowing 2007
    2
  1401. dead
    2
  1402.  @fazdoll you have no clue
    2
  1403. where is your area?
    2
  1404. yup!
    2
  1405. yup Texas was not impacted by aporeciation or correction 2003-2012 but this time Texas is an epicenter of housing proce bubble and ensuing price correction
    2
  1406. materials cost is already dropping. Do your own research
    2
  1407. 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
    2
  1408. bingo
    2
  1409. what is your point? So your mortgage payment is low so please tell us why and how so we could learn something beneficial
    2
  1410. says the realtor
    2
  1411. there is no fool like an old fool
    2
  1412. yours is the dumbest comment I have read so far today
    2
  1413. the sellers are stubborn fools. that is why
    2
  1414. you should relocate to somewhere less expensive then
    2
  1415. history repeating
    2
  1416. yes true for Texas and Florida but not true for Nevada which has very low property tax and NO state income tax
    2
  1417. too funny JohnniFly!
    2
  1418. just keep your head in the sand pal
    2
  1419. top comment here!
    2
  1420. where?
    2
  1421. oh sure ok
    2
  1422. yup!
    2
  1423. common sense is not common
    2
  1424. Nice!
    2
  1425. you spelled Texas wrong
    2
  1426. Chinese government prints US dollars and its citizens invest it here to dilute our economy. It is all planned
    2
  1427. that mantra is too damn annoying
    2
  1428. 25 bps cut will do what?
    2
  1429. agree but never a good plan to buy at or near top of bubble price market
    2
  1430. except when the profits are lost in the purchase
    2
  1431. inflated prices are the problem, rates are now at a normal level
    2
  1432. until it is not
    2
  1433. lol
    2
  1434. that is why I left Texas 20 years ago when property tax was outrgageous even though values were low
    2
  1435. she committed financial suicide by FOMO and lack of financial literacy
    2
  1436. … 2.0
    2
  1437. lol WTH
    2
  1438. yes timing was on your side
    2
  1439. yep he was choking on his own
    2
  1440. keep dreaming your FOMO until the facts are no longer possible to deny
    2
  1441. that would work for me
    2
  1442. how do people have no choice? Rent is half of a mortgage or even less
    2
  1443. yup! that is the mission statement of corporate America
    2
  1444. USD money printing in Chyner
    2
  1445.  @RobbinFlowers waste, fraud, abuse
    2
  1446. Wall Street is not Main Street and stock prices rise after company conducts massive layoffs
    2
  1447. the newcomers
    2
  1448. Cyrus you sound clownish
    2
  1449. prices will drop 50% in most sunbelt states over next 3 years. same hsppened 2008-2011
    2
  1450. comes out of the incubator
    2
  1451.  @mattclark2655  you may not have been an adult last time 2008-2012
    2
  1452. cannot go up any longer. wake up
    2
  1453.  @lrac88510  newcomers
    2
  1454.  @TruckerLerone  where? Fantasy Island?
    2
  1455. They are lying
    2
  1456. debt
    2
  1457. black swan season
    2
  1458.  @MrSteeDoo election
    2
  1459. not a pot to piss in nor a window to throw it out of
    2
  1460. smart
    2
  1461. so stop watching and keep your head in sand Philip
    2
  1462. do your own research then
    2
  1463. says the Zestimate right
    2
  1464. bingo
    2
  1465. pure FOMO BS. Just look at 2008-2011 to see what the housing market will be like in the next few years
    2
  1466. agreed
    2
  1467. FOMO factories
    2
  1468.  @BREEZYM6015 what is your point?
    2
  1469.  @RickAP do you believe that buying a home at these inflated prices is a good idea? you should buy some homes
    2
  1470.  @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
    2
  1471. makes sense just another ponzi scheme
    2
  1472. she lied
    2
  1473.  @Gonefishing6572  only a fool laughs at her own misguided comment
    2
  1474. sarcasm alert
    2
  1475. exactly!
    2
  1476.  @Trumps_Idiocracy negative equity thing also
    2
  1477.  @Trumps_Idiocracy or that negative equity thing for those who purchased 2021-2023
    2
  1478. yes I was in Vegas then and often working in Phoenix and and I saw this too
    2
  1479. they could but they wont
    2
  1480.  @zenastronomy it means they are legally allowed to cook the books
    2
  1481. that seems nothing new
    2
  1482. he is a clown
    2
  1483. he plays the clown
    2
  1484. bingo!
    2
  1485. you are full of crap tompeed
    2
  1486. not intetested in rust belt
    2
  1487. Bonkers!
    2
  1488. sarcasm obviously
    2
  1489. if she said that, she is a fool or a liar or both
    2
  1490. says the “broker”
    2
  1491. good ideas
    2
  1492. lol
    2
  1493. Las Cruces strong!
    2
  1494. block it
    2
  1495.  @frenchfred3 No the owners agree to the HOA and their covenants/rules when buying the home
    2
  1496. YES!
    2
  1497. please stop subsidizing the lifestyle of capable adults
    2
  1498. Corrupt!
    2
  1499. then go ahead and buy more homes in Cali and you will crush it
    2
  1500. yep same denial that I witnessed 2005/2007 in CA and NV
    2
  1501. right!?
    2
  1502. … says the realtor
    2
  1503. replacing over and over
    2
  1504. agreed
    2
  1505. … yet
    2
  1506. very arid
    2
  1507. grow up
    2
  1508. lol
    2
  1509. yup
    2
  1510. Are you serious? they will be dead
    2
  1511. ok please enlighten us with some fact
    2
  1512. fraudulent appraisal or brought a mountain of cash to the deal
    2
  1513. that report nealy always later is quietly revised downward. Do your own research
    2
  1514. Not wrong
    2
  1515. Justice!
    2
  1516. “hoping” is not a strategy. These two are not “hoping”. Just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine.
    2
  1517. Oak Cliff
    2
  1518. lol
    2
  1519.  @CrankyOldLandlord  there is no fool like an old fool
    2
  1520.  @CrankyOldLandlord  prices are dropping in most of the Sun Belt. If you own in the Sun Belt, over the next 3-5 years, your properties will likely lose 40% of the nominal value that you believe they have. Just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine.
    2
  1521. sounds like a real gem
    2
  1522. Illinois too corrupt
    2
  1523. they will. this has just gotten started
    2
  1524. nobody cares
    2
  1525. @jccharles obviously your house was overpriced
    2
  1526.  @CaptainCaveman1170 clearly you were not there
    2
  1527. … yet
    2
  1528. yup! the wheel keep on turning
    2
  1529. yup
    2
  1530. lol
    2
  1531. you are about to find out
    2
  1532.  @hood6854 people are not bidding and home prices are already dropping in Sun Belt states
    2
  1533. it happens. You must not have been old enough to understand in 2003-2012 to recognize where the US housing market and economy is headed
    2
  1534. sure, because Zillow says so. Just keep your head in the sand
    2
  1535. you are delusional
    2
  1536. used van prices at ATH!
    2
  1537. YUP
    2
  1538. FACTS!
    2
  1539. yet
    2
  1540. you have no idea. Those who fail to learn from history are condemned to repeat it. Just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine.
    2
  1541. says the millennial realtor
    2
  1542. F’dUp and BONKERS!
    2
  1543. where?
    2
  1544. ok troll
    2
  1545. Bingo
    2
  1546. she is lying
    2
  1547. you are mistaken. He does not own anywhere near 50% of the company
    2
  1548. and street crime is totally out of control there
    2
  1549.  @DIVISIONINCISION  same narrative was being repeated over and over 2003-2007. I was there.
    2
  1550.  @jaydeeare285 troll millennial realtor
    2
  1551. ⁠Lets go Brandon!
    2
  1552. they just did
    2
  1553. Yup!
    2
  1554. you will soon see both
    2
  1555. they will all be gone soon enuff
    2
  1556. 😂
    2
  1557. where?
    2
  1558. that recession started in December 2007 and unemploymet rate was still low so your comment makes no sense. In other news: water is wet
    2
  1559. Rent can only rise to what the local market is able to pay. That is why is many areas, a home can be rented for 50% less per month than it would cost to buy an equivalent home at current prices.
    2
  1560. until equity soon vanishes
    2
  1561. you have no idea
    2
  1562. nobody said they are afraid.
    2
  1563. your 12 year old Corolla would last longer than any new car selling now
    2
  1564. future short-sales and foreclosures
    2
  1565. do it like he said
    2
  1566. were you saying same BS in 2007?
    2
  1567. bingo!
    2
  1568. embrace the FOMO!
    2
  1569. great!
    2
  1570. YUP
    2
  1571. they blew it with Pep Boys
    2
  1572. those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it. You were likely not a bill-paying adult last time this cycle was upon the US housing market 2007-2012
    2
  1573. LOL !!
    2
  1574. you are not?
    2
  1575. grammar
    2
  1576. bye
    2
  1577. the joke is on that fool seller
    2
  1578. …yet
    2
  1579. yet
    2
  1580. what else would a salesperson say?
    2
  1581. YUP!
    2
  1582. Wrong. In many areas (Sun Belt) homes are not increasing in price but rather already deflating. Do your own research before commenting please
    2
  1583. coming soon to a market near you
    2
  1584. … says the realtor
    2
  1585.  @cholomackdaddy  yup
    2
  1586. corporate lobbyists, politicians, and federal government employees get paid well
    2
  1587. Bingo!
    2
  1588.  @dialecticalmonist3405  the KungFloo PPP loans that provoked inflation are over and deflation already starting in housing market. Go ahead and buy now. Just go all in! Make inflation your ally if you believe interest rates will drop significantly and credit will not tighten dramatically.
    2
  1589.  @MagicSwizzle says the realtor
    2
  1590.  @MagicSwizzle not a realtor then why so foolishly bullish on RE?
    2
  1591. Fed lies
    2
  1592.  @luisitosantiago6098  keep dreaming Luis
    2
  1593. Cyrus just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    2
  1594.  @Invisableme39 you first comrade
    2
  1595. they got laid off already
    2
  1596. you crushed it MW!
    2
  1597. soft landings only exist on Fantasy Island
    2
  1598.  @Matakui2011  Who is this anonymous “highly educated economist” and does he/she have any reason to speak the truth? Peter did not agree to the interview to discuss housing. He is peddling gold.
    2
  1599. yup!
    2
  1600. FJBrandon
    2
  1601. yup longer than expected just like 2008 start of GFC seemed to me like would crash 2006-2007
    2
  1602. what is your point? Interest rate and credit availability drive asset prices (housing prices)
    2
  1603. lol
    2
  1604. so dont watch. simple
    2
  1605. … yet
    2
  1606. So BONKERS!
    2
  1607. that is not sustainable and will not continue much longer
    2
  1608. you left out the part that in most areas a home can be rented for 50% of what an equivalent home would cost for mortgage+tax+insurance
    2
  1609. where?
    2
  1610. Dont buy
    2
  1611. slow and steady housing price deflation
    2
  1612. If I had a nikel… for all of my nikels, I would have twice as many
    2
  1613. yes see Commiefornia
    2
  1614. never
    2
  1615. Bastille style
    2
  1616.  @MAGARAY-d5o  at least!
    2
  1617.  @WelcomeIncorporated wrong troll
    2
  1618. supply is not low in Texas and Florida. Inventory will increase in other states where there is building then will spread to more states as layoffs increase and housing investors realize they can earn more profit in risk free T-bills rather than problematic and risky SFR investing
    2
  1619. yet
    2
  1620. troll BS
    2
  1621. dont congratulate doomers. Do your own research and thank your government for this manipulated market mess. If you think housing prices will continue to inflate, just go buy it now
    2
  1622. yup
    2
  1623.  @JimFriend-iw3ev says the realtor - just pushing more FOMO as usual Jim. Correkation is not causation. I may rent and be wealthier than most honeowners and any young people buying at these inflated home prices is committing financial suicide and if you dont believe it, the problem is you
    2
  1624. air b n bust
    2
  1625. YUP
    2
  1626. yea pay rent that is 50% of cost for a mortgage for equivalent home while those home prices are deflating is the prudent and wise plan
    2
  1627. @@LesHommore BS from Les
    2
  1628. @@LesHomvery childish Les. You are the one keep posting idiocy
    2
  1629. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    2
  1630. just keep your head in the sand snd you will be fine
    2
  1631. too funny Johnny!
    2
  1632.  @jacinedelarosa6302  says the realtord
    2
  1633. quite the Shiff-show!
    2
  1634. get out of the Bay Area
    2
  1635. you will be laughing all the way to an EBT card
    2
  1636. same here! lol
    2
  1637. the very rich do not care at all about inflation
    2
  1638. it wont be worth so much too much longer
    2
  1639. oh sure let us know when and where. You were obviously not a bill-paying adult last time housing prices corrected 2008-2012 and many lost 50% value within 2-3 years in many Sun Belt states
    2
  1640. same unhinged housing market speculation as 2003-2007 but much more widespread. The strategic defaults are quickly approaching. Definitely comparing rotten apples to rotten apples
    2
  1641. nobody cares
    2
  1642. yup
    2
  1643. sthu
    2
  1644. great lineup and outstanding discussion. Thanks for this Todd!
    2
  1645.  @cyrusm3391 you are drinking the Kool-Aid kiddo
    2
  1646. those 0% interest rates and helicopter money is no longer possible because China and Russia no longer want to buy our debt
    2
  1647. sarcasm alert
    2
  1648. … yet.
    2
  1649. keep buying homes and NVIDIA and soon be in the bag-holder club
    2
  1650. try thin-crust pizza in Chicago.
    2
  1651. … yet.
    2
  1652. were you saying same 2004-2007 or were you not yet a bill-paying adult during that last asset bubble? Just keep your head in sand and you will be fine.
    2
  1653.  @Francisco-po1cf  who said that? “someone”? Who cares what “someone said” 4 years ago and what difference would that make regarding today? Because prices rose over 3 of the past 4 years you believe same will happen over next four years? Then hurry up and buy as much housing as you can if you believe that. Yeah just go all in and you will be wealthy!
    2
  1654. so force the predatory lenders to repay the loans
    2
  1655. that is absolutely not how it happened in the 2008-2012 housing correction/crash. Maybe you were too young to notice it or were in an area where the housing bubble was not happening
    2
  1656. ok bye
    2
  1657. agreed!
    2
  1658. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    2
  1659.  @davidneidich5989  thanks brother! cheers!
    2
  1660. Oakland is a dumpster fire. Best to stay away
    2
  1661. how is that?
    2
  1662. massive inflation that MSM does not report and govt probably omits from their BS CPI reports
    2
  1663. when credit dries up
    2
  1664. human nature will endlessly prevent that
    2
  1665. on Fantasy Island
    2
  1666. bingo!
    2
  1667. the realtors, sheeple and investors were saying the same BS back in 2006-2007 and we all should remember what happened 2008-2011
    2
  1668. lol Magnum P.I.
    2
  1669. The Titanic economy
    2
  1670. same
    2
  1671. You’re FIRED!! lol
    2
  1672.  @HappyPenguin75034  keep trolling Huose_Hacktard
    2
  1673. they were saying same in 2006/2007
    2
  1674. I have known for since 2004 that Texas property tax was outrageous but sheesh it is pure fraud and corruption inflating it
    2
  1675. bye
    2
  1676. go away troll
    2
  1677. Gimme stimmy!
    2
  1678. please explain why? I considered to 😊relocate there
    2
  1679. yup
    2
  1680. you must have not been around in 2008-2012 when by 2011 these Califormia homes/houses were worth 50% of what people paid who bought in 2005-2006 so please do your homework before claiming knowledge
    2
  1681.  @seekrengr751  exactly!
    2
  1682. The US corporations will be employing Indians in India so dont waste your time and money relocating to the US. It is a sinking ship
    2
  1683.  @wakeboarder86 wat u smokin?
    2
  1684. yep next stop: strategic defaults
    2
  1685.  @jacinedelarosa6302  obviously you are the slimyrealtor
    2
  1686. yes low interest was the problem. The solution is to tax the hell out of the corporate investor house owners
    2
  1687. bingo
    2
  1688. add Richmond, Stockton
    2
  1689. Texas property taxes were outrageous prior to the sheeple arriving from Cali. Simply compare TX property taxes to another income tax free state of Nevada to understand
    2
  1690. CA prop 13 will soon be repealed
    2
  1691. wages did not increase enough to support these housing prices and credit is drying up so your logic is too simplistic and not sound
    2
  1692. bingo!
    2
  1693. lol
    2
  1694. where?
    2
  1695. so why are you here watching? You just here to troll and push FOMO? You are clearly too young to have been a bill-paying adult during the last hising price bubble and ensuing price collapse. Those who fail to learn from history are condemned to repeat it.
    2
  1696. oh right and you must be brilliant lol
    2
  1697. building material prices are way down. Go ahead and check price for a 2x4x8 at Home Depot the let us know how much higher it is than 2 years ago.
    2
  1698. big house will need to short sale or strategic default
    2
  1699. same was said by many in 2007
    2
  1700. how old is Tayishe?
    2
  1701. In Texas? C’mon man!
    2
  1702. Money left over from PPP loans
    2
  1703. where?
    2
  1704. irresponsible
    2
  1705. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    2
  1706. I voted to recall and many others did the same. If voting mattered, the administration would not let us do it IMO.
    2
  1707.  @kathym6603  very appropriate comment on our hamster wheel society
    2
  1708. it takes time so be patient
    2
  1709.  @jaydeeare285  historical facts! not a story. The post is about LA. Check for youtself what happened to housing prices there 2003-2012. 50% price drop peak-trough. Please answer this simple question: Would you buy a home in LA today at these prices? I suspect you are not old enough to have understood what was going on the last housing market correction so your opinion is not coherent here. Keep in mind this channel focuses on the Sun Belt so if you are in Rust Belt or Northeast you dont get it and are arguing for nothing. This channel may not apply to your market. If you think housing prices are going to appreciate, ho invest and place your bets then but I say that is foolish. Why do you get upset Jay? afraid you missed the peak to sell?
    2
  1710.  @moochythecat3435  same happened 2008-2011. Many pets were left behind in the yards of the soon-to-be foreclosing homes. Sad and disgraceful.
    2
  1711.  @JimFriend-iw3ev Realtor Jim that small difference is petty and will be irrelevant when you are on the unemployment rolls
    2
  1712. not true at all
    2
  1713. Texas property tax is outrageous. That is why I left Texas 20 years ago
    2
  1714. Gavin Gruesome looking to import more newcomers
    2
  1715. so Powell is doing that now?
    2
  1716. good fortune sir!
    2
  1717. keep dreaming
    2
  1718. IF those people are wise
    2
  1719. have you not seen his previous videos?
    2
  1720. not the cops but the bureaucrats and politicians
    2
  1721. same
    2
  1722. in the near future, the data will be revised to show that this recession started around Oct, Nov, or Dec 2023.
    2
  1723.  @TexasHomeBuyer Texas troll
    2
  1724. they are at risk due to rising property tax, insurance, maintenance/repair costs
    2
  1725. data sheets probly taste better than shit sandwiches
    2
  1726. me too
    2
  1727. where?
    2
  1728.  @Tater-Skinz  ok bag-holder bozo, please enlighten us as to why it is “NOT GONNA HAPPEN” ? Otherwise, just keep your head buried in the sand and you will be fine.
    2
  1729.  @Tater-Skinz  only a fool laughs at her own comments, bag-holder
    2
  1730. where?
    2
  1731. LOL
    2
  1732. so stop watching troll
    2
  1733. go ahead and buy if you believe Ramsey
    2
  1734. FU2
    2
  1735. rent equivalent home for 50% or less per month than it cost to buy it
    2
  1736.  @jonathantaylor6926  woohoo great! Sitting on cash to buy some short sales
    2
  1737.  @johntrevett2944  false narrative, john
    2
  1738. short-sales incoming
    2
  1739. so stop watching then troll
    2
  1740. same for Texas
    2
  1741. lol
    2
  1742. where?
    2
  1743. it is never enough
    2
  1744. Chyner rescued the US economy during the GFC. Chyner will not do that again
    2
  1745. great comment!
    2
  1746. yeah it is a massive charade but we must work with the hand we were dealt and I stay prepared
    2
  1747.  @cyrusm3391  most of the homes that were purchased 2022-2024 that will be underwater
    2
  1748.  @blabla-898 troll BS
    2
  1749. Correct and many adults now were too young to have understood those 2000’s when the asset bubbles and ensuing layoffs, recession, and deflation happened.
    2
  1750. ok minimum wage earners are going to buy homes in OC sure
    2
  1751. she was the bigger and fatter person. That is what provoked the altercation
    2
  1752. where?
    2
  1753.  @Francisco-po1cf says the realtor Francisco menso
    2
  1754. thank you captain obvious!
    2
  1755.  @winniethepoohandeeyore2 thank you csptain obvious!
    2
  1756.  @johnnifly LOL yup
    2
  1757. driving 10-15 minutes so?
    2
  1758. FJB
    2
  1759. suckers rally. those are future short-sales and foreclosures
    2
  1760. FJB
    2
  1761. neither do you
    2
  1762. I want to leave CA but would earn 15-50 % less in the other states in the West and Southwest where I would consider relocating to.
    2
  1763.  @eliot5220  it is math. Any other state worth relocating to I would earn considerably less income. That is a fact, not an opinion. That and the great climate are the only reasons that I remain in CA.
    2
  1764. embrace the FOMO JohnniFly!
    2
  1765. i am not struggling but I have no debt and live very frugally
    2
  1766. how do you obtain money to pay for your living expenses? how do you get food?
    2
  1767. eventually yes but that is a decade or more away
    2
  1768. YUP!
    2
  1769. Embrace the FOMO!!
    2
  1770. tip of the iceberg
    2
  1771. Hey Dan great podcasts! About time that green greed agenda dies. It could never survive big Don as our pres anyway. Good riddance to bad rubbish I say! FGN!
    2
  1772. google beanie-baby craze or tuilp bulb bubble
    2
  1773. yes, should rent until monthly mortgage with escrow for an equivalent home is nearly equal to rent cost
    2
  1774.  @Hodlyourheart  ten years not a chance but go ahead and buy the home then. Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
    2
  1775. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    2
  1776. per Zestimate lol?
    2
  1777. yet you still watch. why?
    2
  1778. move out of San Diego to a less expensive location. I did not move to SD until I was able to afford it. I am now moving out to somewhere less expensive because unless housing prices go down 50% or my wages double, I will never afford to purchase even a modest house even though I have a 20% down payment, I earn over a 100k/year and I live frugally so have 0 debt. I am out for good
    2
  1779. Rite-Aid did not buy any Walgreens
    2
  1780. yet. Take your ADHD meds and be patient
    2
  1781. already here
    2
  1782. sucks about the neighbor. What a good example of an unexpected deal-breaker for staying put
    2
  1783. says the debtor
    2
  1784. until they dont
    2
  1785.  @nitroneonicman that is not a recipe for cash flow
    2
  1786.  @heartlessangel1460  only at what local market pricing is.
    2
  1787. some people suck
    2
  1788. same was said repeatedly in 2006-2007
    2
  1789. so go all in amd keep drinking the Kool-Aid
    2
  1790. so are you buying homes in Austin before “property values is going to go right back up”?
    2
  1791. yup
    2
  1792. I am a big fan of this true patriot Kid Rock!
    2
  1793. yes homes are still way overpriced but a ramping up of inventory will accelerate home price drops. These cycles play out over years. You may not have been a bill-paying adult to understand or experience this last time
    2
  1794. yup
    2
  1795. so go somewhere else troll
    2
  1796. when will homes be more affordable? soon, but many will have lost job, ruined credit, no savings for the down-payment
    2
  1797. bs
    2
  1798. you do not know so why comment?
    2
  1799. bingo
    2
  1800. where?
    2
  1801. SOON
    2
  1802.  @syzyphyz  yup
    2
  1803. clear indication of dishonesty IMO
    2
  1804. Wall street is not Main street
    2
  1805. 🎉
    2
  1806. @ easier said than done Jerry but if you can do that, congratulations. I prefer to do the work myself so that I am not at the mercy of being cheated by contractors price gouging and suffer their shoddy workmanship even though I can afford to overpay like you do.
    2
  1807. just keep your head in sand and you will be fine
    2
  1808. a correction may not be drastic where you are but in the sun belt it will be more widespread than 2008-2012 if you were old then to understand what was happening in residemtial real estate
    2
  1809. then dont listen. Simple.
    2
  1810. they are buying auto parts online for much cheaper price and poorer quality with no warranty. Ask me how I know …
    2
  1811. @JimBeam123 yes that is exactly what happened in 2006/2007 before prices really started rapidly declining in many sunbelt states, people started losing jobs, stock market declining. You may have been too young in 2006/2007 to understand it or were in an area that did not have housing prices inflate into the bubble and collapse but if you are in the sun belt you will get it this time painter and you can keep saying LMAO while collecting unemployment
    2
  1812. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    2
  1813. She is clearly a shill who was not yet a bill paying adult last crash 2008-2012
    2
  1814. yup
    2
  1815. I like their almond cookies
    2
  1816. wishing changes nothing, Joshua. Prices will come back to reality just like they did in 2008
    2
  1817. TLDR
    2
  1818. viva México!
    2
  1819. yup
    2
  1820. yet
    2
  1821. they are pulling back because they know the underwater homeowners and investors will soon start burning houses dowm to try to get out of their losing investments
    2
  1822.  @nickyRavioli  then you should know realtord
    2
  1823. lol
    2
  1824.  @geocam2  keep dreaming
    2
  1825. where?
    2
  1826. the home flipping game is profitable until it is not and the bag-holders will lose. Home flipping will not be profitable again for at least 4 years but I suspect much longer based on how much home prices will slowly deflate
    2
  1827.  @nolongeranurse3369  many parts of US dropped 50% 2008-2011. Were you not yet a bill-paying adult those years?
    2
  1828.  @jacinedelarosa6302  says the slimy realtor. Jacine pushes FOMO and tells everybody that it is always a great time to buy
    2
  1829. go ahead and buy then. buy as much as you can get loans for and go all in so you can crush it and get wealthy
    2
  1830. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    2
  1831. not likely ever
    2
  1832. 😂 you can buy dollars for a large fee
    2
  1833. where?
    2
  1834.  @stevenwalker4923  … yet.
    2
  1835. not quite that simple kiddo
    2
  1836.  @ArkOmen1 agreed! crazy times with shameless greed and absurdity on full display
    2
  1837. you have no idea
    2
  1838. where?
    2
  1839. Commifornia does not rule amd prop 13 is soon to be repealed comrade
    2
  1840. 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
    2
  1841. government hiding true unemployment
    2
  1842. you first
    2
  1843. same talk last bubbble before crash
    2
  1844. sounds like a Unabomber style nightmare home
    2
  1845. @MavRick69… says the realtord
    2
  1846.  @yorsan2240 sure just ask Venezuela how that worked out
    2
  1847. used van prices have sky-rocketed
    2
  1848.  nicolasgirard2808 yes but everyone gets k-12 while many of us pay for college or go to work never attending college. We should never be forced to help pay off someone elses debt ever
    2
  1849.  @jeffreysmith6161  did you learn that technique in the early 90’s Beanie-Baby craze?
    2
  1850. yup
    2
  1851. is that all you get out of the interview?
    2
  1852. 😂
    2
  1853.  @Whatdafuk123 not everyone but surely the majority
    2
  1854. St. Dixie!
    2
  1855. troll
    2
  1856. CP Lie
    2
  1857. you first
    2
  1858. @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.
    2
  1859. where?
    2
  1860. QE, artificially low interest rates and money printing caused inflation
    2
  1861. that is all true and same facts that realtors and housing investors kept repeating back in 2007 before it all corrected big-time
    2
  1862. that is great stuff! Rental housing still expensive and difficult to find there?
    2
  1863. that will never end unless humankind ends
    2
  1864. … for Hunter
    2
  1865. move to the Sun Belt
    2
  1866. C’mon man!
    2
  1867.  @Petergibbonsmindset  lol yup
    2
  1868.  @RandyReneau  false narrative Randy
    2
  1869. great! keep spending
    2
  1870. let us know how low they get by 2025-2026
    2
  1871. you must not have been around in the sunbelt during 2008-2011 recession when housing prices crashed 50% from peak to trough
    2
  1872. sell now
    2
  1873. yes except for gold, silver, arms, ammo, raw land.
    2
  1874.  @Resmith18SR lol
    2
  1875. causing a used van price bubble
    2
  1876. were you a bill-paying adult in the few years leading up to the GFC?
    2
  1877.  @NoDaysOff-oz2zl  yup another DEI story
    2
  1878. same happened in Nevada 2003-2007
    2
  1879. if voting mattered, the elites would not let us do it
    2
  1880. says the bubble-price buyer and soon to be bag-holder, HH
    2
  1881. where?
    2
  1882. CP-LIE
    2
  1883.  @MarcPagan Kirklands!
    2
  1884. TM !
    2
  1885. not when rent is half the cost of mortgage plus escrow for equivalent home
    2
  1886. says the realtor
    2
  1887.  @arnoldfarias5101  go for it
    2
  1888. PPP loan money still around
    2
  1889. soon change
    2
  1890. clearly you did not
    2
  1891. yup history repeating
    2
  1892. 2008 was an election year. You were not there?
    2
  1893. 14 Oct 2024
    2
  1894.  @ArizonaAirspace  😂 thank me later
    2
  1895. bot
    2
  1896. yup
    2
  1897. try 50% correction prices in 2025-2026 from peak prices 2022-2023
    2
  1898. they will
    2
  1899.  @nein9nein  get a brain
    2
  1900.  @nein9nein  your girl likes it
    2
  1901. me too!
    2
  1902. In coastal California. The climate is moderate enough to not need AC or heater in the homes.
    2
  1903. Houston?
    2
  1904. it is what it is
    2
  1905. the 50’s retro style is back in fashion
    2
  1906. both crashed hard last time and clearly headed that same way again
    2
  1907. lol of course the realtor says that
    2
  1908.  @wendamaltessee  FOLLOW YOUR OWN ADVICE……..!!!!! KAREN !!!!
    2
  1909.  @cmleoj  just keep your head in Zillow and you will be fine
    2
  1910. Commiefornia will take many years because of pure ineptitude and socialist leanings
    2
  1911.  @JasRoss  Yup the fools who keep saying housing prices will go up after rate cuts were children or teenagers during the last housing price crash so they have no idea. Unfortunately, having no clue or experience with a bubble pop does not prevent these sheeple from giving their pig-headed opinion as if it is fact. Those who fail to learn from the past are condemned to repeat it.
    2
  1912. which is forthcoming promptly
    2
  1913. seems you are complaining without offering any solutions
    2
  1914. wow you must be at least 108 years old
    2
  1915. the FED may lower the FED funds rate 0.25% which may not lower mortgage loan rates at all
    2
  1916.  @jackson32  the sheeple were saying same in 2004-2007 but maybe you were not yet a bill/paying adult. Real estate did not “go up” 2005-2012.
    2
  1917. sarcasm?
    2
  1918. says the millennial realtor
    2
  1919.  @blackworldtraveler3711  BS
    2
  1920. 2008 was also an election year
    2
  1921. so what is the “reason”?
    2
  1922. yeah the gut-bomb
    2
  1923.  @Mycryptojourney0226  the Great Depression saw a 20% unemployment rate but was calculated differently so the current rate may be 8-9 % or more if calculated similarly
    2
  1924. another alternate username HH_619 troll
    2
  1925.  @waterbug1135  you are a constant troll using alternate usernames
    2
  1926. hurry up and buy! just go all in. we will need bag-holders
    2
  1927. FOMO Joe clearly did not learn from the GFC
    2
  1928. WFH
    2
  1929. nine months too late but better late than never
    2
  1930. yet.
    2
  1931. because he is a paid gaslighter
    2
  1932. … yet.
    2
  1933. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    2
  1934. where?
    2
  1935. oh sure
    2
  1936. @@LesHomthanks captain obvious
    2
  1937. that Brian should just keep preparing tax returns because housing market economics are clearly NOT one of his strengths
    2
  1938.  @seekingthetruth304  yup
    2
  1939.  @lakelvp what a disgrace
    2
  1940. That is the atrium at Sams Town casino in Vegas on Boulder Hwy. I remeber it before that atrium was built about 30 years ago
    2
  1941.  @therichieconway nobody could have predicted the plandemic which caused the worlds governments to kick the can by injecting liquidity. Housing price correction would have already happened except for the plandemic.
    2
  1942. we dont need no stinkin realtors
    2
  1943. rescue only delays the inevitable defaults
    2
  1944. returd
    2
  1945. yup!
    2
  1946. how do you know that Juan? The prices crashed in many large cities 2008-2012. Do your research before making statements
    2
  1947. relocate to the south, somewhere warmer
    2
  1948.  @J_WheelerDoll30  rents sre typically 50% less than the equivalent home mortgage if purchased today or within past 18 months
    2
  1949. yes they were!
    2
  1950. 6% raise is more than most
    2
  1951. same
    2
  1952. HELL NO!!
    2
  1953. how?
    2
  1954. whoopdee-shit!
    2
  1955. how?
    2
  1956. Bay Area of Northern California USA
    2
  1957. are you insane?
    2
  1958. were you one of the sheeple saying same in 2005-2007 or, more likely, were you not yet a bill-paying adult during those bubble years?
    2
  1959. lol millennials FOMO farm
    2
  1960. grow up kiddo
    2
  1961.  @House_hacker_619 nobody asked that
    2
  1962. I do not feel any sympathy for these extremely wealthy Los Angelenos. Just being honest
    2
  1963. it is Mad Max now
    2
  1964. yet you keep watching Bozo
    2
  1965.  @AlliandRico  40%
    2
  1966. Zestimates are mostly BS data
    2
  1967. more can kicking until the big rug-pull
    2
  1968. at least
    2
  1969. like 2008 again
    2
  1970. that is the recipe for a strategic default
    2
  1971.  @josefj1776  “the data” is pure manipulated BS by the government and by one year from now the revisions will show that recession started October, November or December 2023.
    2
  1972. just like last time 2008-2012
    2
  1973. No
    2
  1974. please enlighten us. who gets free money to pay their mortgages?
    2
  1975. home prices are already dropping in many areas.
    2
  1976.  @JamesBlazen  and outrageously expensive to buy a home
    2
  1977. nobody said it was the same
    2
  1978.  @DIVISIONINCISION IF
    2
  1979. he lies
    2
  1980.  @RoseanneSeason7 ammo will
    2
  1981.  @jaydeeare285 how many did you buy then Jay and in which years?
    2
  1982. you first
    2
  1983.  @davidlivesay6948  yes after election
    2
  1984.  @JoeNardini  YUP!
    2
  1985.  @RealLifeFinance  that is as sustainable as a snake eating its own tail. Just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine.
    2
  1986.  @marksweeney5237  yup that troll keeps spewing her oral diarreah
    2
  1987. correct!
    2
  1988. rather a bowel “movement”
    2
  1989. you are lying IMO
    2
  1990. how so?
    2
  1991. that is why the immigrants are being welcomed to come illegally under the pure charade of asylum
    2
  1992. says the realtor
    2
  1993. those who purchased homes 2021-2023 did not learn from the mid 2000’s thru 2012 housing market debacle
    2
  1994. F new cars! I always buy older used vehicles and do my own maintenance and repairs. Buy Toyota or Honda. F keeping up with the Jones fools!
    2
  1995. me too!
    2
  1996. stupid mantra to keep repeating
    2
  1997.  @BadNewsfor154 it does work like that. “Everyone” is not waiting with cash because most sheeple are in denial and debt.
    2
  1998. everybody is gaslighting everybody else and they know that I know that they know that I know
    2
  1999.  @zippythechimp4219 and the sucker is you if you bought a home at inflated prices 2021-2023
    2
  2000.  @jaydeeare285 see if you are LOL in 2025-2027 when your home value is 50% of what it is today troll Jay
    2
  2001. another useless trite comment from the regular troll PhocFays
    2
  2002. @ @PhocFays yet you keep watching and trolling it
    2
  2003. @ ok sure troll
    2
  2004. LOL !!
    2
  2005. only if you have some fixed income stream
    2
  2006. van life sounds better. Hell is orher people
    2
  2007. C’mon man!
    2
  2008. rhetorical question? why dont you tell us smart-arse?
    2
  2009. mark cotter is bonkers
    2
  2010. hindsight is 2008
    2
  2011. so Bonkers!
    2
  2012. yup!
    2
  2013.  @Drone-h2i  gold gets lower dollar value with stronger dollar
    2
  2014. it is a total scam investment
    2
  2015. POP!
    2
  2016.  @dbatch5677  Maybe but unless it had a failed compressor or refrigerant leak, I likely would have repaired it for cheap.
    2
  2017. hold it for what? to pay carrying costs while the value deflates?
    2
  2018. how?
    2
  2019.  @lindaSmith6588 CRE loans and the derivitives market are going to sink the regional banks. This will cause severe credit tightening that will also affect access to home loans. CRE prices are crashing and with higher for longer interest rates and credit tightening, housing prices are going nowhere but down, slowly then all at once
    2
  2020. ?
    2
  2021. Lets go BRANDON!!
    2
  2022. looks like HOA hell
    2
  2023. just like 2007
    2
  2024. the fools already bought plenty 2022-2024
    2
  2025. FOMO alert!
    2
  2026. yup WTH?
    2
  2027. many of those with low interest rates who bought at peak in 2021-2023 will stop paying their mortgage when they see same houses on market for 50% of what they paid. It is a strategic default that was common in 2008-2011 if you were paying attention. They will not be able to rent the property for to cover the mortgage/tax/insurance. Also those who get laid-off will not likely be able to find a similar paying job near their home so will have no choice but short-sell or default if cannot
    2
  2028. … yet.
    2
  2029. care to elaborate?
    2
  2030. and the taxpayers paid for it
    2
  2031. yes but prices took about 3-4 years to grind down to the bottom IIRC
    2
  2032. same trite comment every time
    2
  2033. @Su-Jo: I have similar scenario in San Diego
    2
  2034. @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
    2
  2035. the Beetles
    2
  2036.  @WillV_ keep your head in sand
    2
  2037.  @crimson.source keep your head in sand and you will be fine
    2
  2038. … and lead
    2
  2039. Exactly!!
    2
  2040. and you still want this disaster of a structure?
    2
  2041. because he knows what is coming soon. Many insiders are also selling massive amounts of stocks
    2
  2042. yes thanks for that case study. seems very predictable this artificial price inflation would be the inevitable outcome
    2
  2043. and you keep watching and trolling
    2
  2044.  @foxywhitetip7387  my opinion is that she is trying to scare people into overpaying for artificially inflated homes and my opinion further is that you are also a real estate agent. Just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine.
    2
  2045. The PPP loan recipients and all the people who were allowed to stop paying mortgage or rent and were not able to be foreclosed on or evicted.
    2
  2046.  @hvaball150 lol
    2
  2047. if you dont like it, why do you keep coming back trolling?
    2
  2048. much sooner than you think troll
    2
  2049.  @Ryan-wx1bi  imagime being as cerebrally challenged as Ryan
    2
  2050. corruption
    2
  2051. 🎉
    2
  2052. yes with endless bailouts the profits are privatized while the losses are socialized. That is what feeds these bubbles
    2
  2053. for decades
    2
  2054. then buy more. just go all in so you can crush it and be wealthy gabriel
    2
  2055.  @Jayzilla-jr4fr  C’mon man!
    2
  2056. Dave Ramsey, Barabara Corcoran, Lawrence Yun; all bullish on US Real Estate and all 3 full of BS. Look back at what Lawrence Yun was saying in the mid-2000’s all the way into the 2008 crash that was so obvious a bubble waiting to burst and same repeating now on a more widespread scale. Search on Lawrence Yun comments from mid-2000’s up into the 2008 crash and see for yourselves that he is a shill and full of illogical optimism nonsense yet 15 years later is still quoted as an expert by the media despite the proof of what BS he was pushing leading up to the previous housing market collapse
    2
  2057. stick to gaming
    2
  2058.  @WelcomeIncorporated troll stupid sarcasm does not change the fact that home prices are headed way down over next few years
    2
  2059. yes that is basically what Powell said when they decided to drastically raise rates from nearly 0%
    2
  2060. … yet
    2
  2061. your point? This is about rent NOW vs. buy with a mortgage NOW
    2
  2062. later will be house poor, cash poor if purchased 2022-2024
    2
  2063. lol too funny Johnny
    2
  2064. … soon
    2
  2065. @ wrong. Easy credit amd excessive debt is a death spiral
    2
  2066. yup
    2
  2067. patience will be rewarded. The fools rush in. Fools and their money are soon parted
    2
  2068. sell the house Joe while it is still overpriced/inflated
    2
  2069.  @JBoy340a  Please cite your source. Here in California it is not illegal to sleep in your vehicle. I am not aware of any US states/cities/counties where it is illegal to sleep in your own legally parked vehicle.
    2
  2070. where?
    2
  2071. nobody has crystal balls but if that is Florida the correction is nearing if not already began. just research it for yourself
    2
  2072. hurry up and buy so you dont miss the top
    2
  2073.  @venutoa  yup
    2
  2074. then please buy as many homes as possible. Just go all in and you will be wealthy, by your logic
    2
  2075. spoken like a debtor
    2
  2076. oh sure
    2
  2077. yet!
    2
  2078. We are still suffering the consequences of Greenspan holding rates so low for so long after it was blatantly obvious that the housing market bubble had growns far beyond all fundamentals. Alan G was a disaster for the US economy and Bernanke did not or could not clean up the mess that Greenspan made. I hope that J Powell sticks to QT and does not cave under the massive political pressures that seek to undermine the free market forces that have been manipulated by the Fed Reserve for at least the past 22 years.
    2
  2079. is not common
    2
  2080. “buy a house for an ounce or two”?! C’mon man!
    2
  2081. no housing shortage nationally. Housing shortage is a false narrative
    2
  2082.  @fatsilver5905 ok Karen
    2
  2083. great guitar play Michael! First tune is Still Loving You, my favorite Scorps song. Thankfully I left my hometown of Chicago in 1999 but now in Cali for 12 years and planning to get the hell out of this socialist crap state soon with destination New Mex
    2
  2084. higher for longer
    2
  2085. Cannot fight city hall
    2
  2086. hope is not a strategy
    1
  2087. thanks captain Obvious
    1
  2088. … yet
    1
  2089. true
    1
  2090.  @Crawsan1  … yet.
    1
  2091.  @seanfaerber4918  … yet.
    1
  2092.  @avrahamavraham5977  but you keep watching and trolling although is already happening in TX and FL.
    1
  2093.  @emmaleebuzzard1023  same
    1
  2094. IF
    1
  2095. Great one today guys. What Dan says about cleaning the condensor is true. Also if your AC or blower stops working be careful with any service tech who says it is all old, worn out, and needs replacement of the entire system. This happened to my friend who was quoted 14 thousand dollars! While he and his family were waiting in a heat wave for the new AC unit to get in stock, I checked his and found the failure was simply a start/run capacitor had failed. I replaced the $20 dollar capacitor, cleaned the condensor coils, and it has been cooling like new for years now. Always get a second opinion when someone says the whole system needs replaced. I have found similar issues on other blowers or condendors where a supposed professional claimed the entire system needed replacement nut really was an inexpensive and simple fix.
    1
  2096. coming soon
    1
  2097. ok bye
    1
  2098. the same reason they dont print enough to make every citizen a millonaire
    1
  2099.  @CParks5784  she will
    1
  2100.  @zebduncan4976 trite comment
    1
  2101.  @markadler8968 correlation is not causation
    1
  2102. yup
    1
  2103. debt and layoffs
    1
  2104. yes I think same. Why was TN and NC National Guards not deployed to Appalachia!?
    1
  2105. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    1
  2106. go for it
    1
  2107. yup
    1
  2108. CA prop 13 on the ballot for repeal
    1
  2109.  @FraaaaaankRizzo  bingo!
    1
  2110. @MavRick69 yet you watch every day and keep commenting your criticism. If the facts here scare you, stop watching
    1
  2111. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    1
  2112.  @petergoodman1337  agreed much of the country has head in the sand and “unlimited money tree” is not a sustainable plant I hope you see. I apologize if I missed your point or did not grasp sarcasm
    1
  2113. self-scan = all free!
    1
  2114. I was hoping for better eye candy photos
    1
  2115. Rivian
    1
  2116. no you are a troll
    1
  2117. C’mon man!
    1
  2118. 5- Guys is overpriced crap
    1
  2119. why?
    1
  2120.  @BusyMan-er5gs the highly leveraged will fall on their arses again just like 2008-2012
    1
  2121. yup
    1
  2122. why?
    1
  2123. the appraisers are bullied into compliance with the industry and bureaucrats
    1
  2124.  @SueJohnson35628  Oh right. This recession is just getting started and China/Russia will not pull the US out of it like they did last tome 2008-2011
    1
  2125. common sense is not common
    1
  2126.  @rrluthi1  false narrative
    1
  2127.  @jamesstovall1839 BS FOMO talk
    1
  2128.  @blabla-898 troll
    1
  2129.  @benjaming.2218 what real “growth” has taken place over past 4 years apart from inflation growth?
    1
  2130. haha we are in an alternate reality where most are tarded sheeple
    1
  2131. that equals delaying the inevitable
    1
  2132. lol
    1
  2133. FACTS!
    1
  2134. your logic is flawed
    1
  2135.  @aloksrivastava7938  i dont need to. I am not confused
    1
  2136. at earliest
    1
  2137. and the ground is soaking wet 24/7
    1
  2138. then dont watch. simple
    1
  2139. yup
    1
  2140. NO
    1
  2141. you are easily amused
    1
  2142.  @MacGiollaCostigan  😂
    1
  2143. get a second opinion. This may be sonething as simple as a failed start/run capacitor or condensor fan motor. HVAC techs absolutely cannot be trusted when say that the entire system needs replacement
    1
  2144.  @TheSuperdodgy disaster incoming
    1
  2145. yes for their kid
    1
  2146.  @rickstarr7831  just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine RickTarrd
    1
  2147. lol
    1
  2148. and?
    1
  2149. I may relocate to PR
    1
  2150. what the Pho!
    1
  2151. leave
    1
  2152. God willing
    1
  2153. if you want rainbowbows and sunshine, you are certainly watching the wrong guys
    1
  2154. so go all in and buy more!
    1
  2155.  @ryankelly6392 just like last time
    1
  2156.  @gregorylyon1004  have your earnings kept pace with inflation?
    1
  2157. because it is RISK FREE 5%. You are about to lose big so keep laughing all the way to the unemployment line
    1
  2158.  @Hugh_Manitee  that is a success story showing that willingness to relocate is an advantage
    1
  2159.  @raymondhumphrey2749  maybe on another channel?
    1
  2160.  @lizacopeland2388  no argument here with what you said but I aint buyin no house now
    1
  2161. plenty in El Paso, Lubbock, Springfield, MO
    1
  2162. sheeple repeating the MSM promoting a false narrative
    1
  2163. place your bets. go all in and crush it!
    1
  2164.  @highlyflavoredandblessed  Yes they do! regardless of their mortgage rate
    1
  2165. yeah weird and suspect
    1
  2166. yup
    1
  2167. trite comment
    1
  2168. Come On MAN!
    1
  2169. you must have not been a bill-paying adult during last housing price downturn 2008-2012. This is playing out same way
    1
  2170. NO
    1
  2171. do your own research
    1
  2172. coming soon
    1
  2173. same as 2004-2007
    1
  2174. embrace the FOMO!
    1
  2175. yup
    1
  2176.  @mysweetBBQ  😂
    1
  2177. so did you invest in them? If not, why not?
    1
  2178. Open your eyes and you will soon see it. Nobody else is responsible to notify you
    1
  2179. going back to that loser Alan Greenspan
    1
  2180.  @askold5611  government job
    1
  2181. RFK 2024!
    1
  2182. So why do you keep following, troll?
    1
  2183.  @leedanielson7452  just keep your head in sand and you will be fine LEE
    1
  2184. not true
    1
  2185. ok you first
    1
  2186. this will be the same scenario for many
    1
  2187. YUP
    1
  2188. HOAs are about control and dues collecting. I will never buy in any HOA ever and thankfully I have no interest in buying any new builds. Neighbor want to paint his/her home a stupid color? Not my concern
    1
  2189. Down to the ground!!
    1
  2190. tip of the iceberg IMO
    1
  2191. If not they may receive it soon
    1
  2192. future bag-holders, foreign buyers, and corporations
    1
  2193. false data, false narrative
    1
  2194. they always do
    1
  2195. yup
    1
  2196. 🎉
    1
  2197. keep buying SFR and Nvidia. We need someone to hold the bags
    1
  2198. yep hopefully he keeps buying. The market will need bag-holders like Brian the CPA
    1
  2199. they rent, duh
    1
  2200. great reason to never move there
    1
  2201. … yet.
    1
  2202.  @unaldurmaz250 FKH
    1
  2203. how do you know?
    1
  2204. and Alan Greenspan
    1
  2205. BS
    1
  2206.  @piscesrunner855  … yet.
    1
  2207. NO! listen!
    1
  2208. buying at unprecedented housing bubble prices is foolish IMO but go ahead, it is your future not mine
    1
  2209. land prices can and will also decline
    1
  2210. not true for tge landlord who recemtly overpaid for a home and local rents cannot cover montjly expenses
    1
  2211.  @jim165670 more strays
    1
  2212. good riddance to bad rubbish
    1
  2213. NO THEY ARE NOT!
    1
  2214.  @NeilMartin-z7e  your contention is that demand is high? Are you insane?
    1
  2215.  @kevinstrong7520 ok Karen
    1
  2216.  @EmilyGloeggler7984 ok Karen the troll
    1
  2217. CA prop 13 is soon to be repealed
    1
  2218.  @Stroup50 so what? Too big to fail?
    1
  2219. well bye
    1
  2220. The Cung Flu plandemic changed this world into an alternate reality
    1
  2221. lol
    1
  2222. governments globally already did that in early 2020
    1
  2223. lol
    1
  2224. please explain
    1
  2225.  @njerseydavid says the millenial realtor
    1
  2226. the mobile home cannot increase in value but the land it is on can increase
    1
  2227.  @williamholder2020  she should protest it
    1
  2228. trite
    1
  2229. spelled bifurcated
    1
  2230.  @realestatemindset Brandon!
    1
  2231. you are correct. Nobody will get out alive
    1
  2232. … yet
    1
  2233. you could not have predicted the plandemic or the massive money printing and artificially low interest rates
    1
  2234.  @starventure troll
    1
  2235.  @JonMurman  you are correct but that is still a hard landing. “Soft landing” is a myth. “Soft Landing” has never happened. Soft Landing following an asset bubble is pure fantasy yet so many normal adults believe soft landing to be the most likely outcome of the disastrous fiscal an monetary policies over past 25 years
    1
  2236.  @s99614  The commemt is too damn trite!
    1
  2237. así es
    1
  2238.  @JimFriend-iw3ev  says the realtor shill JimFiend FOMO queen
    1
  2239. waste, fraud, abuse
    1
  2240. yes
    1
  2241. They are overpriced
    1
  2242. those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it penguino
    1
  2243. move somewhere else
    1
  2244. where is rent less than a mortgage? Crapville? Any desired area especially sun belt the mortgage is triple what it would cost to rent the same home
    1
  2245.  @MakerBees333 no such thing as a “200% loss”
    1
  2246.  @kevind5026  the original poster makes no sense and was likely not yet a bill-paying adult 15 years ago
    1
  2247. were you saying same BS narrative 2006-2010 or were you not yet a bill-paying adult?
    1
  2248. Oh really? Ask RJ Reynolds lolololololol
    1
  2249. pure BS
    1
  2250.  @toinengwyn3935 FACTS!
    1
  2251. these multi-millonaires are going to expect taxpayer funded government assistance and bail-outs
    1
  2252. 2025
    1
  2253.  @hvaball150 eat them
    1
  2254. … yet
    1
  2255.  @Flaregune  go ahead. You should buy now so you don’t miss the top
    1
  2256. I am only surprised that there are any call centers remaining in the US.
    1
  2257. ok so no more working from Crapville
    1
  2258.  @cyrusm3391 and Greenspan, Bernanke, Brandon
    1
  2259. you first
    1
  2260. the rate cuts did not work like that at all in 2008 and rates are not going to be cut significantly any time soon so dont bet on that false narrative. You must not have experienced 2006-2012 as a bill-paying adult.
    1
  2261. relax pal
    1
  2262.  @StefShock  you have no clue but you are about to find out
    1
  2263. CHARADE
    1
  2264. 2002 prices are same as 2012-2015 prices
    1
  2265. so the homeowner wants to pay more for property tax and insurance? Those homeowners are complete fools if they want to pay more to live in the same home but yes for investors the price appreciation is wanted.
    1
  2266. yup
    1
  2267. that is not what happened in the previous housing market correction
    1
  2268. yeah it needs an enema
    1
  2269. Carquest or Napa is better. Online is crap unless OEM, IMO, YMMV.
    1
  2270.  @paulcampbell3497 did you stop paying your mortgage? how is that WF fault?
    1
  2271. if you stopped paying your loan, who is at fault?
    1
  2272. yup
    1
  2273.  @House_hacker_619 what city leads the US for crredit card payment defaults? Answer is where you are HH. What do you think defaults next there?
    1
  2274.  @House_hacker_619  you just troll same BS story. What city leads the US in credit card payment defaults? yours
    1
  2275. says the realtor
    1
  2276.  @maddierosemusic Wrong. Plenty of employed people walked away 2008-2012 when it became obvious that the mortgage balance owed 2x what their home was able to sell for
    1
  2277.  @jacinedelarosa6302  says the realtord
    1
  2278. Yup
    1
  2279. trite comment
    1
  2280. what you described as you think will happen is describing a “crash”. Is there something about the word “crash” that triggers you?
    1
  2281. nothing
    1
  2282. what should be done?
    1
  2283. god did not send you money. someone else sent it
    1
  2284. then she is a bag-holder chasing the market all the way down
    1
  2285. conspiracy theory
    1
  2286. just keep head in sand and you will be fine
    1
  2287. it won’t
    1
  2288. just like in 2007
    1
  2289. caution time
    1
  2290. depends where
    1
  2291. positive GDP is due to massive government spending. Without this unprecedented level of government spending, GDP would be negative.
    1
  2292. Humboldt Park was always a Puerto Rican hood.
    1
  2293. … yet.
    1
  2294. yup
    1
  2295. c’mon man!
    1
  2296. and …
    1
  2297. and dishonesty
    1
  2298. nice
    1
  2299. ok comrade
    1
  2300. its all bad in Crook county tho
    1
  2301. LOL !!!
    1
  2302. false narrative
    1
  2303. sheeple
    1
  2304.  @JimFriend-iw3ev realtor schill go listen to Barbara Corcoran or Lawrence Yun
    1
  2305. Were you saying the same back in 2006-2007 or were you not yet a bill-paying adult those bubble years?
    1
  2306. @ oh sure “this time is different”. Grow up clown
    1
  2307. great for you but you dont represent all recent homebuyers
    1
  2308. unemployment checks and looking for a McJob or work at Starbucks
    1
  2309. yup
    1
  2310. you must be a child JoseGomez
    1
  2311. same
    1
  2312. nice!
    1
  2313.  @HermanWillems so you are too young to have experienced 2007/2008 as a bill-paying adult?
    1
  2314. 😂 great nursery rhyme!
    1
  2315. no
    1
  2316. sarcasm?
    1
  2317. it feeds the rich while it buries the poor
    1
  2318.  @favor4afavor823 yes prices are dropping in the Sun Belt
    1
  2319. unmitigated inflation
    1
  2320.  @Hodlyourheart so why are you here watching MichaelTard9201?
    1
  2321. you first
    1
  2322. “a few years” from now will likely be the price bottom. Were you not yet a bill-paying adult in 2007?
    1
  2323. Were you saying same false narrative 2005-2007 or were you not yet a bill paying adult? Those who do not learn from history ars condemned to repeat it.
    1
  2324. care to elaborate? did the rivers flow different directions prior to this disaster?
    1
  2325.  @myd0gr3x  what was your point? The sky is blue and water is wet!
    1
  2326. yes quite a Pandora’s box awaiting these naive folks
    1
  2327. what happens in Vegas….
    1
  2328. so go ahead and buy
    1
  2329. do your own research
    1
  2330. yup!
    1
  2331. no
    1
  2332. please enlighten us
    1
  2333.  @user-zk6fc3dw9e  hurry up and buy or you might miss the top, HH
    1
  2334. YUP!
    1
  2335. certainly for wealthy only
    1
  2336. yup
    1
  2337.  @shirtlesslager  you have great hindsight mentioning “lost gains”. That close to retirement should invest low risk or no risk. Is 5% interest risk-free not enough?
    1
  2338. Hose_Packer clown and all her alternate usernames are in there also?
    1
  2339. sure they can
    1
  2340.  @rokyericksonroks simple. The builder would need to lower the prices in that scenario
    1
  2341. go ahead and buy
    1
  2342. Alan Greenspan under the Bush administration was a major contributor to the US housing market bubble 2002-2006 and so is a disgraceful political puppet regardless of what competence he may have displayed in the 90’s.
    1
  2343. yup
    1
  2344. en vino veritas
    1
  2345.  @fantasyfreeeconomics  yup the sheeple want the FED to come save them
    1
  2346. YUP
    1
  2347. nice
    1
  2348. not I
    1
  2349. that is the math now
    1
  2350.  @tammyturowski6703 same as 2007
    1
  2351. there are NO free lunches
    1
  2352. and your point is?
    1
  2353. yup
    1
  2354. yup
    1
  2355. oh sure rent cost more than buying where? Must be on Fantasy Island
    1
  2356. lol
    1
  2357. why?
    1
  2358. yep
    1
  2359. yet
    1
  2360. i just ask for extra onions but hold the fecal material
    1
  2361. bingo
    1
  2362. lol
    1
  2363. get a grip
    1
  2364.  @jimschutter46  … yet.
    1
  2365. why and what would that do?
    1
  2366.  @5dc61  yep but it goes wrong anyway and overshoots so the manipulation breeds oscillations and more manipulation. The FED involvement is simply a failed experiment but unfortunately they know nothing else and will continue to dig a deeper hole rather than set us up to prosper
    1
  2367.  @CrankyOldLandlord  I am done replying to such nonsense. There is no fool like an Old Fool!
    1
  2368.  @House_hacker_619  you never miss an opportunity to blow your own horn with that copy/pasted BS story over and over. You know San Diego prices starting to crash and by 2027 will be down 50% from 2022 peak
    1
  2369.  @House_hacker_619  you responding to one of your many alternate usernames that you troll under HH_619. You know foreign investors no longer interested in San Diego, inventory rapidly increasing. Housing prices will be down by double-digit percentages next few years regardless your snarky comments under countless usernames
    1
  2370.  @ladycactus110 yup
    1
  2371. … yet.
    1
  2372.  @NvidiaRTX5080 from prices now to 2016 levels is a huge drop in many markets where they now cost double or triple what same costed in 2016. How is that a “minor correction”?
    1
  2373. inevitable
    1
  2374.  @JoeyWales when seconds count, the police are minutes away.
    1
  2375. … yet. Or they want to continue their delusion with heads in sand
    1
  2376. yep
    1
  2377. yup
    1
  2378. I will gladly pay you on Tuesday for a hamburger today. 😋🍔
    1
  2379. same was said over and over 2005-2007
    1
  2380. bingo!
    1
  2381. clearly the asking prices are too high
    1
  2382. the older i get, the more obvious it is
    1
  2383. god willing
    1
  2384.  @Jack-pd4ps says the realtor
    1
  2385. you are full of it
    1
  2386. were you saying this same narrative in 2006-2007?
    1
  2387.  @thethinkingmansgame5050 corporations and investment trusts
    1
  2388. ticket agent Sum Dum Phuoc
    1
  2389. Libtardvilles
    1
  2390. yup
    1
  2391. investors sitting on houses is not how investors make profits
    1
  2392. where?
    1
  2393. WTF you talking bout?
    1
  2394. TX and FL suk so F those 2 states
    1
  2395. can rent equivalent home for half of that mortgage payment even witn 20% down payment
    1
  2396. LOL
    1
  2397. all lies and jests with cooked books
    1
  2398. NO
    1
  2399. Quite obvious gaslighting and shilling, no?
    1
  2400.  @timothygibney159 crashed in California 2008-2011 but you must have not been a bill-paying adult yet. Historical fact not opinion
    1
  2401.  @WelcomeIncorporated home prices are significantly dropping troll
    1
  2402. yet
    1
  2403. but you keep listening Sergio
    1
  2404. do tell please
    1
  2405. step 1: you should stop asking financial advice from YouTube commenters
    1
  2406. trite comment
    1
  2407. likely will get to that level again by 2027
    1
  2408. Not!
    1
  2409.  @darrensadana6788 yup
    1
  2410. what year?
    1
  2411. or bought investment property with PPP loans
    1
  2412. bingo!
    1
  2413.  @ggw5822  yup!
    1
  2414. Yup
    1
  2415. your point?
    1
  2416.  @nickm6269 Will be absorbed by newcomers and poor
    1
  2417. “addressed” how and why?
    1
  2418. lol 😂
    1
  2419. lol Zues?
    1
  2420. … on Fantasy Island
    1
  2421. likely both
    1
  2422.  @billschillerstrom583  says the CPLie
    1
  2423.  @billschillerstrom583  sarcasm?
    1
  2424. No. Rates are not high. Need lower prices which are coming soon.
    1
  2425.  @Bobbyrealtalk369  keep your head in the sand and you will be fine. If you want to buy real estate, embrace the FOMO and do it
    1
  2426. yes you certainly are a clown AssbiteAddict
    1
  2427.  @mingwong8091  @mingkong, clearly, the English language is not one of your strengths
    1
  2428. yup!
    1
  2429. troll
    1
  2430. PPP loans, 0% interest rates
    1
  2431. the govt lies with statistics
    1
  2432.  @Cruel_Shoes  Yes you are correct but should realize that when you bought, the mortgage was not much more than rent for an equivalent home. Buying now would have a mortgage/insurance/tax/HOA double tge cost to rent an equivalent home.
    1
  2433.  @hvaball150 because it costs half the price for same place
    1
  2434. BS you dont know anything about it. Not even close to 35%
    1
  2435. serious domestic violence incident fo sho
    1
  2436.  @nolongeranurse3369  you completely missed the point
    1
  2437. LOL
    1
  2438.  @deborahheckstall1881 you keep trolling
    1
  2439. California state law caps rent increases to maximum 10% per year.
    1
  2440. … yet*
    1
  2441. SELL now
    1
  2442.  @nickc3856 open your eyes
    1
  2443. No
    1
  2444. then nothingburger
    1
  2445. we all (the lower middle class) will pay the price as always do
    1
  2446. move somewhere else more affordable
    1
  2447.  @SuperTurtlemandude1  LOL
    1
  2448. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    1
  2449. if I had a nickel ….. for each of my nickels
    1
  2450. Ok! Thanks!
    1
  2451.  @JimFriend-iw3ev says the realtor JimFomo
    1
  2452.  @Shellie-gurl  yup
    1
  2453.  @Solid_Snack  false narrative. Clearly you were not yet a bill-paying adult those years
    1
  2454.  @tuannguyen-zk3lv twice as many times as you
    1
  2455. 🎉
    1
  2456. please enlighten us
    1
  2457. The job market is crap in flyover country in comparison to Calif. But I agree that CA politics sux and if I did not need to work then I would certainly NOT be in Commiefornia
    1
  2458.  @JohnSmith-zi9or  yup
    1
  2459. somethin aint right with her hmmm
    1
  2460. trolling???
    1
  2461.  @WelcomeIncorporated BS realtor troll home prices are not rising. get your facts straight and smarten up
    1
  2462. solar voltaic panels are also manufactured in Mexico
    1
  2463. agreed
    1
  2464. C’mon man!
    1
  2465. lol and driving thru Dixie Square Mall
    1
  2466.  @heathernikki5734  Ok Karen. Your belief is that she was NOT on a path of self-destruction? My comment said nothing about who is to blame. Your comment does, Karen.
    1
  2467. should have called manager over and demand call police and provide the video
    1
  2468. yes true
    1
  2469. Sarcasm i presume
    1
  2470. suckers rally
    1
  2471. lol cautionary tale
    1
  2472. research “tulip bubble”
    1
  2473.  @WelcomeInc  get lost troll
    1
  2474. I do!
    1
  2475. WRONG! If you are trillions in debt, you are BROkE!
    1
  2476. CA prop 13 on the ballot for repeal
    1
  2477.  @ezpe3865  yes I still eat just like last time
    1
  2478. Chynah
    1
  2479. lol
    1
  2480. unmitigated corruption in that city government has been going on for over a century
    1
  2481. yup
    1
  2482. Bonkers fires
    1
  2483.  @joeswanson733 soon
    1
  2484. please cite your source
    1
  2485. so go ahead and buy. just go all in
    1
  2486. killed me a bitn this go-round
    1
  2487.  @sportsman4545 Unions prefer the Dem corruption. unions are elitist IMO.
    1
  2488.  @factsplz2248  why you sorry?
    1
  2489. WW3
    1
  2490. you eating alphabet soup?
    1
  2491. Ambar yum
    1
  2492.  @rfborden4854  only up to $250,000 gain for single filers or $500,000 gain for married joint filers
    1
  2493. Bingo
    1
  2494. easier said than done
    1
  2495.  @jamesross2438 ”Every market is different” was literally the NAR mantra on their TV commercials 2008-2012.
    1
  2496.  @jamesross2438 ”Every market is different” NAR mantra 2008-2011
    1
  2497. prices already coming down though. check for yourself before post
    1
  2498. bye
    1
  2499.  @Wrencheasy unless underwater on mortgage loan or Heloc
    1
  2500. lowered interest rates will not prevent home price collapse in the near-term (4-5) years
    1
  2501. nobody cares
    1
  2502. FCA
    1
  2503. so what?
    1
  2504. absurd
    1
  2505. how do you know that?
    1
  2506. Crook county
    1
  2507. … IF there is substantial equity
    1
  2508. @ you clearly were not yet a bill-paying adult in the US in 2008. By 2011 many homes decreased in value to 50% lower than the 2006 peak price and did not recover to that level until 2018-2021.
    1
  2509. yup he is an insider
    1
  2510. you dont
    1
  2511. new politically charged word
    1
  2512.  @susanplatt5331  hormonal issues? pregnancy?
    1
  2513. Not in Texas where these guys live or in any other Sun Belt state
    1
  2514. fire that mayor at next election
    1
  2515. that is what the sheeple say
    1
  2516.  @michaels7566  years of pain for the majority
    1
  2517. move out and hire a property management company to list it for rent and manage the process
    1
  2518.  @Thegravyipass  Yes, and likely need to check into the homeowner insurance policy to make any necessary changes
    1
  2519. Sarcasm or socialism comrade?
    1
  2520. @ you are a subscriber House-Huckster-619 buffoon
    1
  2521. @ and you have been a prolific trolling clown for a few of those years
    1
  2522. yet
    1
  2523. let them pay their own loans and expenses too
    1
  2524.  @chilenitaprotrump … says the broker
    1
  2525. yup just like the NAR
    1
  2526. 09 October 2025 at 10:17 am
    1
  2527. 2014 housing prices were low compared to historical trend and the mortgage payment was less than rent cost for equivalent home in most areas of the US. I dont see your point. Nobody has a time machine to travel back and buy in a buyers market at those low prices
    1
  2528. 🎉
    1
  2529. Fight! Fight! Fight!
    1
  2530. ojalá que alguien que habla español se da cuenta lo que está sucediendo y quiere avisarnos en español por YouTube
    1
  2531. ok so how far Clyde?
    1
  2532.  @kalef1234  no you did not. Just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine.
    1
  2533. “old people” wont be “thriving” too much longer
    1
  2534. yup!
    1
  2535. 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
    1
  2536. sheeple and bagholders
    1
  2537. plenty of time for sabotage
    1
  2538. well said
    1
  2539. where and why not?
    1
  2540. why would corporate investors purchase a home with negative monthly cash flow? TX property tax now almost same cost tobtent an equivalent home
    1
  2541.  @cyrusm3391 … says the bubble-price buyer
    1
  2542. same was said repeatedly 2006-2007
    1
  2543.  @Resmith18SR  those people have various motivations but many are sheeple in denial
    1
  2544. I believe that you have listed all the possibilities with that useless comment
    1
  2545. conspiracy theory.
    1
  2546. you clearly were not yet a bill-paying adult last housing price bubble
    1
  2547.  @director2bob  Yup
    1
  2548. keep drinking the Kool-Aid
    1
  2549. lol yeah right!? fence is wide open in Jacumba
    1
  2550. @ Are you eatning money and building wealth because you “bought 5 years ago”? Why not invest and buy more since you are so confident in that market?
    1
  2551. @ if you believe that why not buy more now? What is your point amyway? Your point is people should have boight five years ago? Unless someone has access to a time machine, your comment adds no value to this discussion
    1
  2552. no thanks
    1
  2553.  @michaelphillips4452  yup and the joke is on us
    1
  2554. yup
    1
  2555. troll
    1
  2556.  @EmilyGloeggler7984 troll
    1
  2557. always been that way in my adult lifetime
    1
  2558. Texas should repeal this non-disclosure corrupt crap
    1
  2559. keep dreaming realtor troll
    1
  2560.  @hansschotterradler3772 lol WTH!?
    1
  2561.  @JimFriend-iw3ev  only a fool laughs at her own jackass comment, House_Huckster-619. You are not fooling anyone with your multiple usernames replying to your own buffoonery
    1
  2562. if bought at all time high, owner also has a good chance of growing negative equity. Seems you were not yet a bill-paying adult 2004-2012 when plenty were underwater with negative equity and most of those underwater stopped paying
    1
  2563.  @WelcomeIncorporated many homeowners will see a drop in value of 50% peak to trough over next three years. Many homeowners will lose their job and many more will lose 50% of their investments value (stocks, 401k, etc.) you simply are too inexperienced in life to understand what happened 2008-2012 and see the same housing market indicators now
    1
  2564. they have tornadoes in Illinois
    1
  2565. where Josef?
    1
  2566. Those reasonably priced areas typically have limited well paying jobs available so only a good idea for retirees or remote workers
    1
  2567. were you saying same narrative in 2006-2007 or were you not yet a bill-paying adult?
    1
  2568. … yet.
    1
  2569. … but they always try.
    1
  2570.  @marksgoogle4360 bingo!
    1
  2571. yet
    1
  2572. Wall Street is not Main Street
    1
  2573.  @alexandrebenois7962  whoopdee-shet!!
    1
  2574. where Cali?
    1
  2575.  @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
    1
  2576. so go somewhere else troll
    1
  2577. water
    1
  2578. government always does but it likely will not prevent prices heading down in the Sun Belt
    1
  2579. you should sell this house, then relocate to a state with much lower property tax
    1
  2580. Were you saying the same drivel in 2006-2007 or were you still in high school those years? Just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine.
    1
  2581. thanks Todd, you asked some great questions of this banking industry expert. My takeaway is that the banking industry and the Fed do not concern themselves much with understanding residential RE economic trends
    1
  2582. Would you buy at these inflated prices if able to borrow the mortgage loan at 5.5% interest? Not I
    1
  2583. NICE!
    1
  2584. you are correct that you “dont know”. Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
    1
  2585. … as the four horsemen are drawing nearer.
    1
  2586.  @magicalwishes7715 just keep your head in the magical wish sand and you will be fine
    1
  2587. just keep your head in sand
    1
  2588.  @marksgoogle4360  yup
    1
  2589. investors dumping multiples at same time
    1
  2590. Gabriel just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    1
  2591.  @kendallevans4079  insidious inflation
    1
  2592. Prego.
    1
  2593. I hope so
    1
  2594. that must have been a looong-distance call
    1
  2595. Dems invite them and pay them living expenses in exchange for votes
    1
  2596. they are all wealthy in Pacific Palisades
    1
  2597. this is the only tool in their toolbox
    1
  2598.  @renegademind1833 lol
    1
  2599. that already happened 2021-2022. where were you?
    1
  2600. hope is not a strategy but the crash is imminent
    1
  2601.  @nickc3856  you are the troll using multiple usernames and you have no clue what I can afford clown
    1
  2602.  @nickc3856  I have ONE username and no issue paying cash Nick so troll on
    1
  2603.  @nickc3856  NickTard you are confirming your ignorance with you incorrect ASSumptions and multiple usernames
    1
  2604.  @nickc3856  … says the bubble price buyer and soon to be bag holder
    1
  2605.  @MrSteeDoo troll
    1
  2606.  @weirdmatter wishing changes nothing
    1
  2607. yup
    1
  2608. yup
    1
  2609. hurry up and buy!
    1
  2610. that is possible
    1
  2611. says the millennial realtor
    1
  2612. Texas, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia
    1
  2613. C’mon man! The US does not revolve around Irvine CA
    1
  2614. lol
    1
  2615. How?
    1
  2616. … for a fraction of the appraisal amount
    1
  2617. just keep your head in sand
    1
  2618. as long as they have bread and circuses
    1
  2619.  @goldbrick2563 it is not hell if you preoared for it
    1
  2620. lol
    1
  2621. Dave Ramsey, Barabara Corcoran, Lawrence Yun; all bullish on US Real Estate and all 3 full of BS. Look back at what Lawrence Yun was saying in the mid 2000’s all the way into the 2008 crash that was so obvious a bubble waiting to burst and same repeating now on a more widespread scale
    1
  2622.  @mommom3172  … says the Realtor
    1
  2623. FOMO
    1
  2624. what other reason?
    1
  2625. yep. more or less that is what happened in those years but the prices did in fact crash anyway
    1
  2626. please dont return them to the US
    1
  2627. they never were loyal
    1
  2628.  @jamisonmunn9215  that is not sustainable
    1
  2629. yep
    1
  2630.  @balloonhead204  yup
    1
  2631. maybe
    1
  2632. please cite the source of your contention of “something like 80% of American home owners …” Seems something more like pure BS false narrative.
    1
  2633. you will see it this year Jimmer
    1
  2634.  @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
    1
  2635. @yolopistolo194: false narrative. Rich investors will have much better options for investing than problematic high-maintenance SFR rental homes
    1
  2636.  @chargermopar  The FED is unable to prevent it
    1
  2637.  @chargermopar  The Fed cannot prevent it
    1
  2638. @ false narrative
    1
  2639.  @xGERKENATORx just keep your head in the sand and keep buying
    1
  2640. did someone say taxes, insurance, food, medicine is “coming down”?
    1
  2641. Pure FOMO BS. You must not have been okd enough to grasp the reality of the housing market 2006-2012
    1
  2642. get out of Illinois especially crook cty
    1
  2643. only a fool laughs at her own comment
    1
  2644.  @Singlesix6 nobody said “everyone”
    1
  2645. very chivalrous of you
    1
  2646. … says the realtor or bubble price buyer.
    1
  2647. van life incoming
    1
  2648.  @SK-lf1cr materials and labor dropping
    1
  2649. or “Me first!”
    1
  2650. many underwater investors and homeowners/borrowers will do just that
    1
  2651. he knows what is coming
    1
  2652. the data is not accurate
    1
  2653. yes and government will pay the banks
    1
  2654. nobody cares
    1
  2655. yup
    1
  2656. sounds like a hippie commune
    1
  2657.  @Pepperboy555  you are spreading lies. grow up
    1
  2658. BS
    1
  2659.  @JimFriend-iw3ev  lag effect realtord. look it up
    1
  2660. uncontrolled DEBT
    1
  2661. yup
    1
  2662.  @saltydog1196  good!
    1
  2663. bonkers market
    1
  2664. 50 bpts cut in Sept then a hike or two in 2025
    1
  2665. because the wealthy shop at Costco. The wealthy are not impacted much by the current downturn, yet
    1
  2666. you will need that to pay your rapidly increasing property tax and insurance
    1
  2667. Troll. You. Have. No. Idea.
    1
  2668. yup
    1
  2669. YET
    1
  2670. van life for those with enuff cash
    1
  2671. … yet
    1
  2672. embrace the FOMO!
    1
  2673. relocate
    1
  2674. embrace the FOMO!
    1
  2675.  @fobbyforlife5045  the home prices in OC decreased substantially 2008-2011 although people were saying same as you are saying but clearly you were not there and/or not old enough to understand it. Good luck keeping your equity
    1
  2676. yet you keep watching and trolling clown
    1
  2677. I have a good one for ya today
    1
  2678. that math aint mathing
    1
  2679. bingo
    1
  2680. lol
    1
  2681. we all gotta duck when it hits the fan
    1
  2682. who on earth said prices would “CRASH” to 50% of 2012 prices? Are you insane?
    1
  2683. bingo!
    1
  2684.  @m.f.m.67 exactly
    1
  2685.  @slimjym4396  the loans were frauds
    1
  2686. and you are still under the bridge
    1
  2687. hurry up and buy!
    1
  2688. most foreclosures were due to strategic defaults. The homeowners/investors did not want to continue to pay their mortgage for a home that ended up worth only half of their loan balance.
    1
  2689.  @robertsmith4150  California state law does not allow any more than 10% rent increase per year but in other states maybe no limit other than market forces
    1
  2690. sheesh
    1
  2691. October 14, 2024
    1
  2692. no it is not that simple
    1
  2693. said Ben Franklin, I believe
    1
  2694. while you did make some thoughtful and interesting points, I simply disagree
    1
  2695.  @treesnmoguls agreed!
    1
  2696.  @RoseanneSeason7 Just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine Roseanne
    1
  2697. sarcasm alert
    1
  2698. sux
    1
  2699. … yet.
    1
  2700. soon enough
    1
  2701. lol
    1
  2702. he/they needed to save that down payment AND emergency fund PRIOR to having kids
    1
  2703. hopefully the cats are okay
    1
  2704. to see the true loser, look in your mirror
    1
  2705. yup
    1
  2706.  @House_hacker_619 what city leads the nation in credit card delinquencies? What delinquencies are soon to follow?
    1
  2707.  @House_hacker_619  Nobody needs or want your snarky “good luck” wishes House_Packer. “luck” is not a strategy
    1
  2708. probably wont cut rates. This is just another lie to motivate the sheeple and appease the puppet-masters
    1
  2709. newcomers
    1
  2710. you aint seen nothin yet
    1
  2711. lol
    1
  2712. cadavers
    1
  2713. CPLie
    1
  2714. that is called a short-sale. this was very common 2009-2012 so look it up and learn about it
    1
  2715. when you have 20% down plus six month living expenses saved AND the mortgage plus insurance plus property tax with 20% down payment is nearly same as would be to rent equivalent home in same/similar area.
    1
  2716.  @emmagatewood3898  has anybody survived going over in a barrel? I thought that was only on cartoons
    1
  2717.  @jamesfyffe2610  yup I am always ready to defend myself there with my head on a swivel and my tools within reach
    1
  2718. yup
    1
  2719. the prices are going down very slowly. Do your own research. Nobody will spoon-feed you
    1
  2720. only a fool laughs at his own comment
    1
  2721. YouTube
    1
  2722. amount of fall depends where
    1
  2723. maybe on Fantasy Island
    1
  2724.  @sierrasky2491  hope is not a strategy. All the indicators show we are in recession and housing prices already starting to fall.
    1
  2725. That is not a fight. The video shows a young woman defending herself from a felonious assault. It is shameful that cowards would rather grab their phone to record the video instead of trying to intervene and prevent escalation before someone gets victimized further and seriously injured or killed.
    1
  2726. yes that is exactly what will ensue
    1
  2727. human beings dont care anyway
    1
  2728. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine mr ravioli
    1
  2729. good points!
    1
  2730. keep thinking and stop trolling
    1
  2731.  @tracyking1489  yeah sure. I have heard that before in other cities 2004-2007
    1
  2732. false narrative
    1
  2733.  @bg5322  false narrative
    1
  2734.  @HappyandBlessed-wj7gc  your reply is pure idiocy child
    1
  2735. because purchasing a home costs 2x as much than renting an equivalent home. The renter can save up for a down payment and the home prices will likely be significantly lower over the next 5 years. If you know how someone can go back 5-17 years and purchase a home, then please enlighten us Les
    1
  2736. @ yes it is. Most folks who are concerned about such high dollar amounts speculate. You are very fortunate if high dollar amounts do not concern you enough to speculate about future costs of such high cost items. I try to avoid foolishly wasting money.
    1
  2737. @ladycactus110 : sarcasm alert!
    1
  2738. bingo!
    1
  2739. Dog boots for Storm!
    1
  2740. great for you!!
    1
  2741. Those who do not learn from the past are condemned to repeat it.
    1
  2742. @andrewsnyder9262 it is not all about you, Andrew. You missed the point.
    1
  2743. hurry up and buy or or you may miss the top
    1
  2744. sounds expensive
    1
  2745. ok so what
    1
  2746.  @Gio-ue8ps 2008 was an election year
    1
  2747.  @toysandkids1165  bag-holders
    1
  2748. You know what? Look, I mean what a dumb game.
    1
  2749. lol CRASH incoming whether Lance likes it or not
    1
  2750. please explain
    1
  2751.  @Kyba_LLC I agree with her. You are rude to start asking complete strangers such invasive questions
    1
  2752. hello
    1
  2753. basic math is clearly not one of your strengths
    1
  2754. where?
    1
  2755. lol that is appropriate!
    1
  2756.  @queenofenglind read it again and you will have your answer
    1
  2757. where?
    1
  2758.  @Nournourhayati409 it is sarcasm
    1
  2759.  @Nournourhayati409  clearly, you dont grasp the original comment
    1
  2760. bingo
    1
  2761. Perfect for the newcomers
    1
  2762. did you also think that there is only one canary?
    1
  2763. how?
    1
  2764. blame the current administration for the illegal newcomers crossing the US borders. They were more or less invited by Dems
    1
  2765. and an old fool is driving this bus
    1
  2766. yep
    1
  2767. nope
    1
  2768. minimum wage earners do not buy homes. they rent apartments are live with their parents
    1
  2769. sounds awful
    1
  2770.  @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!
    1
  2771.  @allenmobley8444 yep all that the equity brings is higher property tax and insurance costs but it makes the sheeple feel wealthier
    1
  2772.  @EmilyGloeggler7984 to buy homes and autos for half of what the current owners paid
    1
  2773. are you complaining?
    1
  2774.  @stevengoldstein114  that makes no sense and is not what I suggested
    1
  2775. trite comment
    1
  2776. bingo
    1
  2777. you have been trolling this channel with absurd talking points. Why do you keep watching this channel if you are so against the facts pointed out, SurfTard?
    1
  2778.  @John-c4r1o yup
    1
  2779. must be Cali
    1
  2780.  @privatecitizen4001  and is also a falling knife
    1
  2781.  @TaylorCks03  no thanks
    1
  2782. October 2007 was an ATH for stock market. Recession officially started Dec 2007
    1
  2783. I dont have crystal balls and the market changes but my best guess is 2025-2027
    1
  2784. you are on wrong channel. Just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine.
    1
  2785. that is as sustainable as a snake eating its own tail
    1
  2786.  @JezmundBerserker  yup just kicking the can and postponing the inevitable
    1
  2787.  @mbzbz1  go buy as many as you can get loans for! What on earth are you waiting for?
    1
  2788. same was said over and over in 2005-2007
    1
  2789. they will default when they see equivalent homes selling for half of their loan balance
    1
  2790. so feel free to go gripe somewhere else
    1
  2791. Most people were saying exactly that in 2007
    1
  2792.  @jeromehenry4484 No. Who are they?
    1
  2793. what would motivate anybody to loan money at 0% interest?
    1
  2794.  @chriszavos same was the mantra in 2007 but you are likely too young to have experienced that year as a bill-paying adult. Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
    1
  2795. so dont listen. Tune into Ramsey or Corcoran instead
    1
  2796. why on earth offer over ask? Do you not understand what an asking price is or how to negotiate?
    1
  2797. move
    1
  2798. the sheeple prefer lies over inconvenient truths
    1
  2799. ok so what is your point?
    1
  2800.  @Karibbean  you must sonehow be stuck in 2022. Just keep your empty head in the sand and you will be fine
    1
  2801.  @minoritymind um no
    1
  2802. sarcasm
    1
  2803. yup same as 2008-2012
    1
  2804. how so?
    1
  2805.  @jk-califkid5017  wrong
    1
  2806. Yes not “always” but usually yes however he is talking about RIGHT NOW. He is not talking about a few years ago sheesh
    1
  2807. LOFL
    1
  2808.  @HammeringTruth  sarcasm alert!
    1
  2809. grow up
    1
  2810. same BS was being said in the last bubble 2004-2007 and I started to believe it until it became obvious that prices were rapidly declining
    1
  2811. Albuquerque or Las Cruces NM, El Paso or Lubbock or Amarillo TX, Tulsa OK, Alabama, Mississippi, numerous other nice towns and cities. Do your own research.
    1
  2812. yup many walked away although were able to continue paying
    1
  2813.  @gabrielw7773 go ahead Gabriel but by then you are too late
    1
  2814. yup
    1
  2815. go ahead and buy now
    1
  2816. The irrational exuberance is over until 15 years or so from now when the newer generations of sheeple fall for the Ponzi scheme all over again
    1
  2817. Not true. Easy to find rental houses in Austin for much less than you say
    1
  2818. no they wont
    1
  2819. oh sure just check house prices on South Side Chi-raq
    1
  2820. unemployment line
    1
  2821.  @Peter-jl3qk  Big-Time!
    1
  2822. grow up !
    1
  2823. why do the childless homeowners have to pay property tax for schools and must claim a smaller exemption from federal income tax?
    1
  2824.  @Resmith18SR  I am not against paying property taxes. I am against paying HIGH property taxes which are mostly used to fund public schools which is why I left Texas. Go ahead and live where propert taxes are high and see how you like it especially if you do not have children that are costing the resources to pay for schooling
    1
  2825.  @TESLA-fc6wm  bingo!
    1
  2826. you hope
    1
  2827.  @brandonk9336 Alan Greenspan caused that housing bubble under Bush administration and later at an interview said that politics prevented him from raising rates to normal levels
    1
  2828.  @Davey954 Correct!!!
    1
  2829. big downside drama incoming
    1
  2830. bingo
    1
  2831. do you save this same BS story that you copy/paste? What city leads the country for credit card delinquencies? What does that portend for mortgage delinquencies?
    1
  2832. we are about to find out
    1
  2833. you are clearly too young to have seen it happen last time 2008-2012
    1
  2834.  @Matthew_Loutner  … yet.
    1
  2835. this is the inevitable outcome that was set in motion long before Trump 2nd presidency
    1
  2836. yup
    1
  2837. the Frog
    1
  2838. so you were not a bill-paying adult last time a housing bubble bursted. It took ten years if very low interest rates for prices to recover to their all tine highs
    1
  2839.  @Corkfish1  were you saying this in 2007 also?
    1
  2840. buying now at all time high prices is unwise in most areas even if pay cash
    1
  2841. unless you buy at all-time high and must sell during the downslide if a correction. You failed to consider that you could have to sell a home that has a mortgage amount much higher than the value it can be sold for while the renter was paying 50% less than your mortgage+tax+insurance for an equivalent home. You incorrectly assume that home values always rise. You must not have yet been a bill-paying adult 2004-2011
    1
  2842. yes and amazing how many sheeple are denying the obvious similarities
    1
  2843. just keep your head in the sand
    1
  2844.  @brookecreative11  salt and lemon
    1
  2845. yup
    1
  2846. not in California
    1
  2847. sure comrade
    1
  2848. so hurry up and buy
    1
  2849. plus homelessness, crime, poverty, store closures, restaurant closures, welfare, unemployment, section 8 vouchers, food banks in addition to your mostly false narrative
    1
  2850. JB speech was all lies and jests
    1
  2851. delusion
    1
  2852.  @paulcooper1046  LOL
    1
  2853. not all homeowners are in your situation. It is not all about you
    1
  2854. … and they gotta lotta nice girls!
    1
  2855. yup they always do
    1
  2856. yeah sell the left coast to Canada IF they want it
    1
  2857.  @MrSteeDoo neither do you
    1
  2858. REM!
    1
  2859. were you saying same in 2007?
    1
  2860. Is that what you got out of this?
    1
  2861. What a disgrace!
    1
  2862. conspiracy theory
    1
  2863. is that you Dave Ramsey?
    1
  2864.  @jayson657 that is my goal
    1
  2865. not so simple
    1
  2866. @ because it is federal tax law not local bankruptcy law
    1
  2867. yup
    1
  2868.  @JimFriend-iw3ev  only a fool laughs at her own comment
    1
  2869. artificially inflated home prices made homes unaffordable. This was caused by government intervention/manipulation of markets
    1
  2870. dementia
    1
  2871. like venezuela?
    1
  2872. like Zimbabwe?
    1
  2873. oh sure it is not that simple
    1
  2874. it is his fault for going on YT and shamelessly shilling
    1
  2875. National Guard not deployed?
    1
  2876. … yet.
    1
  2877. Tren de Aragua is the 2024 Bogey-Man to distract the citizens from our real problems such as the US government unprecedented debt and the government causing record inflation
    1
  2878. Brian will be proven wrong. Prices already correcting in some areas
    1
  2879. RFK
    1
  2880. obviously you dont know much
    1
  2881. how?
    1
  2882. oh poor me
    1
  2883. winter
    1
  2884. totally inept and corrupt socialist state government there
    1
  2885. yep the FED knows they cannot prevent the recession forever but they want the slowdown to be orderly instead of a chaotic collapse
    1
  2886. you first!!!!!
    1
  2887. looks like HOA hell
    1
  2888.  @christaylor8337 same
    1
  2889. look around for a better deal
    1
  2890. very sage advice but the reality about advice is that the wise dont need it and the ignorant wont heed it
    1
  2891.  @pauls-finds  keep gambling
    1
  2892. lol yup
    1
  2893. then dont park on your grass. Simple
    1
  2894. NO!
    1
  2895. it does not work that way at all. If you refi’d in the past few years and took out the equity your loan will be increasingly underwater; meaning you cannot sell the home for enough to pay off the loan balance. This is simple math
    1
  2896. Disney is for Children and the overpriced food sucks
    1
  2897. I am relocating from San Diego to escape the high housing costs in SoCal.
    1
  2898. he was the president the last time a housing bubble popped in the US
    1
  2899. yes the market volatility is a gold mine for the insiders
    1
  2900.  @harryireland1935 agreed!
    1
  2901. F-ing BONKERS!
    1
  2902.  @Katiekatie948  … yet.
    1
  2903.  @Micray55 lol
    1
  2904. you are full of manure troll
    1
  2905.  @grimaffiliations3671 ”housing shortage” is a false narrative. did housing supply suddenly decrease in 2021/2022?
    1
  2906.  @kristimh those sellers are greedy fools chasing market down and missing out on thousands of dollars every week that the price asked is not realistic
    1
  2907. how?
    1
  2908. you lie
    1
  2909. past 9 months
    1
  2910. lol
    1
  2911. and inflation is “transitory”
    1
  2912.  @WelcomeInc  Clearly House_Huckster, math is not one of your strengths
    1
  2913. yup
    1
  2914. those who have no other option
    1
  2915. yup
    1
  2916. you tell us
    1
  2917.  @KAZHE63 2025 likely lower prices than 2024
    1
  2918. they may become renters or continue staying with mom and dad
    1
  2919. we will not be told we are in recession until at least 12 months later
    1
  2920.  @mgem1611 No. Alan Greenspan and his FOMC buffoons caused the GFC
    1
  2921. damn straight!
    1
  2922. yet you keep watching
    1
  2923. who is “they” and how will “they” do whatever it is you say “they” will do?
    1
  2924. so Bay Area still got plenty of want to be bag-holders
    1
  2925. Did not happen that way last time so unlikely to happen this time. Maybe you were too young 2004-2012 to understand what played out or you were in am area that was not involved in the price bubble so did not have much to deflate
    1
  2926. correctomundo!
    1
  2927. because the US lead the world in mamufacturing in the 40’s and the Allies won WW2
    1
  2928. economy is not at that point yet. The ecomomy is still in the gaslighting phase.
    1
  2929.  @rosethorne9155  yes 100% correct! I also know that about Florida, especially near Disney, but I never visited there to see it first-hand so I had decided not to mention it.
    1
  2930. they will want to but that may not work this time because nobody will want to buy the debt at such low interest rates and high inflation
    1
  2931. over by 400k by me
    1
  2932. … yet
    1
  2933. oh sure you paid and they took it anyway? There is one big part of this story you left out
    1
  2934.  @nickc3856 … says Nick the bubble price buyer and soon to be bag-holder
    1
  2935.  @DIVISIONINCISION says the bubble price buyer soon to be bag-holder
    1
  2936. false narrative
    1
  2937. it has already started. Pay attention
    1
  2938. agreed
    1
  2939. I grew up on the South Side of Chicago and shared a large bedroom with sister about 40 years ago. Other kids around shared bedrooms also
    1
  2940. how?
    1
  2941. BS
    1
  2942. same
    1
  2943. smart!
    1
  2944. good grief c’mon man!
    1
  2945. and there would be jails and prisons on every other corner
    1
  2946. past 9 months IMO
    1
  2947. FEMA is useless. Appalachia needs the National Guard deployed NOW!
    1
  2948. or lying
    1
  2949. tough to keep straight that web of deceit
    1
  2950. not one person it is a committee called the FOMC. Powell is the chief of the FOMC
    1
  2951. might
    1
  2952. yup
    1
  2953. C’mon man!
    1
  2954. please enlighten us your plan to take advantage
    1
  2955. seems good for remote workers who dont mind the frigid winters but Byron is nicer than in Rockford city limits IMO
    1
  2956. rents would need to triple for these inflated home prices to be worth the investment
    1
  2957. you clearly were not yet a bill-paying adult 2007-2011 when mortgage intetest rates went down AND home prices went down simultaneously
    1
  2958.  @cherylT321 Some of the off-brand is not worth it at all. Such garbage falls apart. Other tickets should be branded “Charles Bronson” because they are rough and dont take crap from anybody
    1
  2959. many of these buyers today were teenagers 2005-2011 so have no clue about housing price bubbles and ensuing price corrections
    1
  2960. spoken like a true bubble price FOMO buyer
    1
  2961. were you saying same BS 2004-2007 or were you not yet a bill-paying adult during those bubble years?
    1
  2962. says the millennial realtor Jason ID10T
    1
  2963. thanks for the FYI
    1
  2964. trite
    1
  2965.  @eduardomendes5220  or said another way: “a crash!!”
    1
  2966.  @LaurenceHoneytoast  well that explains why you dont understand this. I was in high school in the late 80’s and had no idea or even cared about housing market or economy. I was being a teenager
    1
  2967. California state law limits residential rent increases to 10% per year or 5% + the percent change in cost if living per year, whichever is lower.
    1
  2968. 9 years ago buying penciled out very well but this housing market does not. Totally different. Cannot compare a 2015 home purchase to a purchase today. A purchase today would be very unlikely to end up as the same success story 9 years from now
    1
  2969. so hurry up and buy. Go all in now
    1
  2970. do your own research
    1
  2971.  @Francisco-po1cf where is that?
    1
  2972. the Boomers will be gone soon enough
    1
  2973. … or renting an equivalent home for half the cost of a mortgage at current bubble prices
    1
  2974.  @deborahbuffamanti4847 yet
    1
  2975. ok try pissing in the ocean and see if it turns yellow
    1
  2976. lol Joe Balestrino Oct 2007. Some clown is going to say the same thing soon.
    1
  2977. kabuki
    1
  2978. be patient. Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
    1
  2979. yup
    1
  2980. what do you believe are the odds of that?
    1
  2981. Someone always pays. Just not those folks
    1
  2982. i agree
    1
  2983. @MavRick69 pushing FOMO as usual
    1
  2984. @MavRick69 embrace the FOMO
    1
  2985. i would prefer van-life to that scenario
    1
  2986. nobody is panicking except you
    1
  2987. I like deep-fried frog legs
    1
  2988.  @WelcomeInc  Just keep trolling your nonsense and you wilm be fine, House_Hacktard
    1
  2989.  @alyross2850 many relocate due to job changes. That has been me moving every 5-10 years for past 25 years due to changing work situations
    1
  2990.  @Annajsee  those people are the soon to be bag-holders
    1
  2991. this price correction is just beginning
    1
  2992. socialism happens
    1
  2993. 😂
    1
  2994. wishing will not cause or prevent it. Preparing is how to survive or even prosper ftom it. Just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    1
  2995.  @kylegrant9980  hopefully that comment is a lame attempt at sarcasm because it is total BS nonsense
    1
  2996. how is it discrimination? based on what?
    1
  2997.  @CrankyOldLandlord  go ahead and buy at these prices if you think it is such a good idea. Economics is clearly not one of your strengths
    1
  2998.  @kraxkill4747  go ahead and buy now if you think it is such a good idea
    1
  2999. whoopdee-shet!
    1
  3000. false narrative
    1
  3001.  @thomasbeslanovits9163  😂🎉
    1
  3002. pure delusion
    1
  3003. that would work
    1
  3004.  @NoDaysOff-oz2zl  how so?
    1
  3005. and it still sux
    1
  3006. who you?
    1
  3007. um no
    1
  3008. yup
    1
  3009.  @MagicSwizzle where?
    1
  3010. surely you jest
    1
  3011.  @JamesBlazen lol
    1
  3012.  @NitroCinnagun boo freakin hoo!
    1
  3013.  @03c5z the time to sell it was last year
    1
  3014. main reason to leave a city/state is lack of job/income opportunities
    1
  3015. It has been that way in the US for at least past 24 years
    1
  3016. i would prefer to live in a trailer park
    1
  3017. Cali. You?
    1
  3018.  @cyrusm3391  agreed but moving out is easier said than done. I have a great job in Cali that I could not find elsewhere unless for half of what I earn. If I make it to retirement I will leave Cali, never to return.
    1
  3019. crash dont happen overnight and Rome was not built in a day
    1
  3020. how?
    1
  3021. yup
    1
  3022. Agreed. These real estate websites are shills, not economists. They are not able to predict the future either.
    1
  3023. BS
    1
  3024. ok “The folks in charge know what they are doing”. NOT!
    1
  3025. that must startle the cashier
    1
  3026.  @threeftr3349 you missed the point. You should read it again.
    1
  3027.  @JimRohn-u8c  … yet
    1
  3028. such as?
    1
  3029.  @thomasyunick3726  lol yup!
    1
  3030. good riddance to bad rubbish
    1
  3031. Mexico does not deport North Americans unless you screw up bad and have no money
    1
  3032. FOMO City
    1
  3033. me too
    1
  3034. Wall Street will not buy any homes if the ROI is less than 5%
    1
  3035. C’mon man!
    1
  3036.  @carlosii7593  lol
    1
  3037. 😂
    1
  3038. so are you looking to invest and buy homes to take advantage or just run the mouth? Just go all in and buy as many houses that you can get loans for so you can get wealthy
    1
  3039. ok so in Colorado they are going to the moon!
    1
  3040. so go buy as many as possible and make yourself wealthy
    1
  3041. BS
    1
  3042.  @jeffholloway7974  makes sense
    1
  3043.  @WillV_  the prices already dropping in the Sun Belt and unemployment will rise soon enough plus many investors will sell the homes because can get 5% interest risk free now
    1
  3044. a 5 year old monkey can do a CEO job
    1
  3045. relax
    1
  3046.  @cmleoj  same could be said about thousands of other dumps
    1
  3047. terrible advice Gianna
    1
  3048.  @robertadams1558 yes mid 2022
    1
  3049. yes and because we do not have a time machine, we are talking about buying NOW being a bad idea. What point is it to say it was previously a good idea to buy? That does not imply that today is a good time to buy
    1
  3050. they will stop buying when the investors realize they overpaid and losing money on carrying costs
    1
  3051. then dont listen. simple
    1
  3052.  @mnn1265 says the realtord
    1
  3053. “Soft landing” is a myth like unicorns and leprechauns
    1
  3054.  @Plantbased7  NEVER!
    1
  3055. yup
    1
  3056. collapses start as a correction. Were you not yet a bill-paying adult 2007/2008?
    1
  3057. yup
    1
  3058.  @igobytony yeap!
    1
  3059. shat
    1
  3060. research the Sahm rule
    1
  3061.  @michaelkeudel8770  what is your point? Soft landing?
    1
  3062.  @michaelkeudel8770  either you were not yet a bill-paying adult in 2007-2008 so you dont recognize all of the obvious indicators or you are in complete denial about the reality but I dont care what you want to happen because that will not change anything
    1
  3063. soon
    1
  3064.  @externalaffairs247  looks like a domestic violence case of a spurned lover
    1
  3065. WTF is “LTAO”?
    1
  3066. correct!
    1
  3067. not indefinitely. Ask Venezuela or Zimbabwe
    1
  3068. great reporting!
    1
  3069. yes happens gradually, then all at once
    1
  3070.  @DIYDaveT still would get taxed as the difference between loan balance and sale price is the forgiven amount that is taxable income
    1
  3071. “it is different this time”. just keep your head in the sand and go listen to Ramsey then
    1
  3072. crickets
    1
  3073. YUP!
    1
  3074. Sheinbaum charade intended to motivate big Don to focus on somewhere else
    1
  3075. lol
    1
  3076. Really!?
    1
  3077. says the realtor
    1
  3078. … and you keep watching it.
    1
  3079. interest rates are normal, not high. The prices are high.
    1
  3080. only a fool laughs at his own comment
    1
  3081. cool!!
    1
  3082. lol so true
    1
  3083.  @BlahBlah-l4c  woke BS
    1
  3084.  @BlahBlah-l4c  woke
    1
  3085. He is in the South. The channel is about the markets in the Sun Belt. The center of the universe is not the NorthEast
    1
  3086.  @George-sv7qx  yup
    1
  3087. DEI can DIE
    1
  3088. yes not sustainable and can-kicking becomes less effective and more damaging each time
    1
  3089. disagree completely because at these prices there is no profit to be made and landlording is not passive. Corporations are interested in quarterly profits, not hording homes. They can earn 5% interest now, risk-free and for zero effort
    1
  3090.  @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?
    1
  3091. MH communities typically charge lot rent and have rules but yes that is better than HOA Karenville
    1
  3092. yup
    1
  3093. congrats! you overpaid
    1
  3094.  @SomeUserNameBlahBlah trite
    1
  3095. “got a good one for ya today”
    1
  3096. whoopdee-shet!
    1
  3097. well, bye
    1
  3098. just keep your head in the sand and go away where you will be fine. Stop whining FFS!
    1
  3099. great!
    1
  3100. just keep your head in sand and you will be fine
    1
  3101. lol, hurry up and buy!
    1
  3102. just keep your head in sand and you will be fine Alex
    1
  3103. “hope” is not a strategy. Do your own research
    1
  3104. chinese and russian nationals buying homes with counterfit US currency IMO
    1
  3105. buy one now
    1
  3106.  @AlexZachary-w6q if the FED said that hard landing is likely, that would provoke the inevitable hard landing to begin now and happen fast
    1
  3107. were you saying same nareative in 2006/2007 or were you not yet a bill-paying adult?
    1
  3108. your friend is inept or dishonest or more likely, both
    1
  3109. oh right it was a well timed “glitch” that prevented retail investors from selling before the fund managers had their chance
    1
  3110. neither do you troll
    1
  3111. .. or prop it up in various government-funded ways so that prices stagnate. I believe Trump admin will stop propping it up
    1
  3112. YUP
    1
  3113. @ “a few years later”? You were clearly not yet a bill-payong adult those years. A home purchased in 2005/2006 at or near the peak of that bubble would not have been able to sell for that purchase price after 2007 until approximately 2017-2019 depending on location. It was not at all “having made money a few years later”. It was 12-15 years later to break even. Just keep your head in the sand.
    1
  3114. @ were you saying same 2004-2007 or were you not yet a bill-paying adult those bubble years? By 2011, San Diego housing prices dropped 50% from the 2006 peaks.
    1
  3115. @ false narrative of exaggeration. Corporate owned SFR rentals are a fraction of the existing rental SFRs in the US
    1
  3116.  @Susan-wz7mb some of us realize it
    1
  3117. they cannot prevent it, only delay it
    1
  3118. do the radio talkers have crystal balls?
    1
  3119. because Zillow says so
    1
  3120. Dem Socialism economy
    1
  3121. … says the Realtor.
    1
  3122. bingo!
    1
  3123. great for you
    1
  3124. yup
    1
  3125.  @johnmolefe6765  C’mon man !
    1
  3126. c’mon man!
    1
  3127. C’mon man!
    1
  3128. decades ago yep
    1
  3129. yep smart money would have already done exactly that. The greedy stupid investards are still in denial and will soon lose big
    1
  3130. trite comment
    1
  3131. underwater mortgages, short-sales and delinquencies incoming
    1
  3132.  @TheRealEdStoner ok chicken little
    1
  3133. big time
    1
  3134. … yet.
    1
  3135. just keep your head in the sand and youll be fine
    1
  3136. government does not owe anyone payment free housing, PERIOD!
    1
  3137. back in 2005/2006 there was talk of 40 year mortgages being the solution to affordability and propping up inflated housing prices. I was younger and naive enough to believe it would likely happen but after the 2007/2008 downturn it was obvious that the 40-year mortgage was foolish and would not lower the monthly payment that much anyway
    1
  3138. nice!
    1
  3139.  @KanWeiWu-jn6cp  lol
    1
  3140. yup
    1
  3141. thank you captain obvious
    1
  3142.  @Durka-Durka  may
    1
  3143. same may happen soon in the US
    1
  3144. BS
    1
  3145. grow up kiddo
    1
  3146. lol yup but Greenspan (under Bush) left him the big bag of crap to clean up
    1
  3147. never does
    1
  3148. Vans and RVs are selling at ATHs
    1
  3149. terrible advice
    1
  3150. yet
    1
  3151.  @kaputasri  yup
    1
  3152.  @lawrencearnemann3923  what a scam!
    1
  3153. Hey, NO!
    1
  3154. you thought he signed?
    1
  3155. feel free to go somewhere else
    1
  3156.  @hood6854  yes you have the right to act a fool in public on these comments but if you dont like the content you also have the right to watch some other channel that suits your taste
    1
  3157.  @lanebarker297  .. and DROPPING rapidly!
    1
  3158. he is a shill
    1
  3159. they will
    1
  3160. @jongonegone1262 🙏🏻
    1
  3161. Wrangler
    1
  3162.  @dan-qe1tb or moving to a state with lower property tax that also has no state income tax. think Nevada
    1
  3163. yup
    1
  3164. come on man!
    1
  3165.  @kaintwinam7679  great example of FOMO
    1
  3166. you first
    1
  3167. yup
    1
  3168. trite comment
    1
  3169.  @amya6902 that nutjob is a genXer i think
    1
  3170. No
    1
  3171. You do not see stores and restaurants closing at a rate not seen in recent history? You do not see layoffs at a rate not seen in recent history? Just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine.
    1
  3172.  @TheBudgetWarrior  no argument here
    1
  3173. … yet.
    1
  3174. yup
    1
  3175. semantic drivel
    1
  3176. odds are that data is extremely lagging at best or complete lies at worst
    1
  3177. nope its just the start of an economic downturn and asset bubble pop
    1
  3178. 7.25 mortgage loan rate is at historical norm. The housing prices are artificially inflated
    1
  3179. spam bot
    1
  3180. so dont watch
    1
  3181. so dont watch
    1
  3182. 😂
    1
  3183. please define each so that we know the difference Dr
    1
  3184. yup the Golden Rule
    1
  3185. they are still great in my experience
    1
  3186. you will see soon enough in the Sun Belt so open your eyes
    1
  3187. oh right
    1
  3188. me too
    1
  3189.  @JuicerNation  how?
    1
  3190. clearly you were not an adult those years so did not inderstand the facts. The mortgage crisis happened but was a small piece while the cause of the collapse was wild speculation, artificially low interest rates, failed FED policies thanks to Alan Greenspan. Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
    1
  3191. you incorrectly assume that all/most home-owners are in your situation
    1
  3192. it all points to recession and hard times ahead
    1
  3193. Just keep your head in the sand and YOU WILL BE FINE, Alexander.
    1
  3194. but you keep watching and trolling
    1
  3195. not yet. This takes time to play out and credit to run out
    1
  3196. NO!
    1
  3197. Never a lender nor a borrower be
    1
  3198. yup
    1
  3199. soft landings only happen on Fantasy Island
    1
  3200. trite comment that shows your lack of experience
    1
  3201. Chiraq
    1
  3202. surely sarcasm
    1
  3203.  @emilo81  yet you keep watching and trolling although you are certain about “the recession that won’t happen.”.
    1
  3204. CA prop 13 on the ballot for repeal. I am voting for repeal and bringing in a bunch to vote same way
    1
  3205.  @irritatedkitty7301 yes can park on street and live in RV or car/truck/van in nearly all of Cali except the wealthiest areas
    1
  3206.  @raymond_sycamore next step will be laid off
    1
  3207.  @Habanero777 not in Balboa
    1
  3208. yup
    1
  3209. Yes and many will stop paying their mortgage for exactly the reasons you stated. That is exactly what happened last housing market crash 2008-2012
    1
  3210. if you raise rent beyond what local market will pay, nobody will rent it. Your carrying costs do not affect what local renters can pay
    1
  3211. while your comment seems well thought out and presents an interesting point, I disagree.
    1
  3212.  @grimaffiliations3671 bring it
    1
  3213. ok great plan. You first
    1
  3214. 3. Jason is a lying shill.
    1
  3215.  @EconomyisFine-oe1se you are full of feces troll
    1
  3216. bingo
    1
  3217.  @Mikegastaldo  same
    1
  3218.  @alexlopez5800  I dont have to imagine. I am living it
    1
  3219.  @rossqm369 sure comrade
    1
  3220. they should not lend to anyone who does not have good credit, 20% down and verifiable take-home income at least 3x the monthly cost of mortgage +!property tax + insurance + HOA (if HOA home)
    1
  3221. Wall Street is not Main Street
    1
  3222. yup
    1
  3223. may be substially more of a loss than “modest” if purchase now at these inflated asset bubble prices
    1
  3224. ok boomer
    1
  3225.  @charlieA6401  agreed
    1
  3226.  @redtiger7268 WTH! I should have never moved to this socialist mess Cali
    1
  3227.  @jerroldrieger5345 Chi-raq
    1
  3228. stop trolling MegaMoron
    1
  3229. or at the Swap Meet
    1
  3230. in a traffic collision or ?
    1
  3231. FJB
    1
  3232.  @patrickm6012 because you are displaying your ignorance for all too see. In your case it is better to stay silent and be suspected a fool rather than open your mouth and remove all doubt.
    1
  3233. where?
    1
  3234.  @Annajsee where?
    1
  3235. so Lawrence Yun may have learned his lesson after his BS cheerleading in 2007
    1
  3236. go for it. keep spending please
    1
  3237. the over-leveraged and those FOMOs who bought at all time highs will struggle and possibly fail
    1
  3238. so hurry up and buy
    1
  3239. he thinks that home prices will “correct”
    1
  3240. yup
    1
  3241. go for it and buy
    1
  3242. same NIMBYs in the US
    1
  3243. he is a FOO
    1
  3244. sarcasm alert
    1
  3245. correct! your comment is pure BS
    1
  3246. Mexican law
    1
  3247. 🎉
    1
  3248.  @Francisco-po1cf not true at all in many locations. California is one example. Mortgage even 2020 costs over double than renting an equivalent home.
    1
  3249.  @mark-204  “the 30 year mortgage rate to where it should be” is exactly where it is and possibly it should be higher
    1
  3250.  @glory5918 stupid mantra
    1
  3251. JonniFly dont you ever tire of this trolling?
    1
  3252. FOMO BS troll
    1
  3253. bingo!
    1
  3254. it can come from rent fee IF the rent income is enough to cover
    1
  3255. better late than never
    1
  3256. were you saying same BS 2007-2011 or were you not yet a bill-paying adult?
    1
  3257. if you purchased at these inflated prices past few years, you will likely short-sell or foreclose long before paying off. Either way your comment adds no value to this conversation and is not relevant to the topic
    1
  3258.  @SleepyNeo WTH is PBD and WTF is MLM?
    1
  3259. what “inaccuracies” are you calling out?
    1
  3260. come on man!
    1
  3261. yup
    1
  3262. you first
    1
  3263. thank the Biden administration and Jerome Powell
    1
  3264. yep and they will be paying less and less over next few years
    1
  3265. moral hazard
    1
  3266. relocate to SE Asia or Latin America
    1
  3267. cost to build is already dropping
    1
  3268. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    1
  3269. yup and next prop 13 repeal
    1
  3270. good point
    1
  3271. History says otherwise. Read on residential real estate values in CA, NV, AZ, FL between 2002 and 2014 and you will see what is coming for Real estate
    1
  3272.  @georgeallen7667  YUP!
    1
  3273. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine.
    1
  3274. tech workers being called back to office in California or being laid off
    1
  3275. @hvaball150 it is much easier to foreclose/repossess the house than to force the student loan debtor to work.
    1
  3276. prices are too high when intersst rates are low
    1
  3277. says the millennial
    1
  3278. yet
    1
  3279.  @finalomegalight  jesus dont pay your bills
    1
  3280. October or November 2023
    1
  3281. yep good advice IMO
    1
  3282.  @whitedragon153  in some states, yes (e.g. California), in other states no (e.g. Illinois)
    1
  3283.  @captainjimolchs  some US states can suspend driving priviledges for refusing to submit to tests. No US state can charge someone with a crime for refusng to submit to tests.
    1
  3284. @ do your own research. Some US states (eg Califormia) can force a blood test. Some US states cannot (eg Illinois) cannot force any tests but will suspend driving priviledges for refusal to submit ti a blood or breath test. If you want to learn more, do your own research.
    1
  3285. @ you have no idea. A blood sample will be takem by force in California and several other states. I do not give a F if you believe that or not. I am not in support of what I said happens but it is the reality. I have lived in several states and familiarized myself with laws regarding DWI/DUI but go aheaf and do the research yourself if you so not believe me. I could not care less what you believe.
    1
  3286. no i dont
    1
  3287.  @crimson.source  you must have been a child in 2003-2012 to not see this part of the market cycle for what it truly is. Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it. Go ahead and buy while you still know everything. We need bag-holders. I profited off of exactly this type of FOMO back in 2007 sheep
    1
  3288. After the greed becomes fear, the time to buy is near.
    1
  3289. evildoer
    1
  3290.  @CrankyOldLandlord you are being a troll HH
    1
  3291.  @rentslave  the response was to OP not a response to your response
    1
  3292. … yet.
    1
  3293. @ lol yup
    1
  3294. get youself out of the comments troll
    1
  3295. not yet but likely
    1
  3296. add it to the long list of mistakes that the FED has been making since at least that loser Alan Greenspan
    1
  3297. sounds like a recipe for a housing price crash
    1
  3298. whoopdee-shet! same
    1
  3299. the 30 year fixed rate mortgages did not prevent the 2008 US housing market crash
    1
  3300. Houston bonkers!
    1
  3301. and?
    1
  3302.  @gobadgego  the unemployment rate is a significant statistic but it is certainly NOT “the only thing you need to pay attention to”.
    1
  3303. thanks captain obvious
    1
  3304.  @Pangora2  lol
    1
  3305. it is not that simple. Rents are no more than the local market normal rates regardless the landlord expenses. The landlord can try to raise but if other equivalents are available for less, landlord gets no renter.
    1
  3306. Goat Lives Matter !
    1
  3307. Bonkers! shout out to RE Mindset!
    1
  3308. there is no loan forgiveness starting ever
    1
  3309. yup
    1
  3310. we saw how that worked out 2007-2011
    1
  3311. but you keep watching, troll
    1
  3312.  @wagashiohagi yet you keep watching and trolling
    1
  3313. amd say “yes” to van life
    1
  3314. @ace9840ok comrade
    1
  3315.  @stevenotero2627  hope is not a strategy
    1
  3316.  @SachsRealty  exactly!
    1
  3317.  @justinlittke5791  rates not cutting significantly any time soon.
    1
  3318. … and you are still watching TROLL!!!
    1
  3319.  @MR-fs3rn they may have no alternative
    1
  3320.  @hoppeanofasgard1365  I have way over 200k in brokerage accounts, 401k, IRAs but I do not believe that would buy me an indefinite retirement in Mex
    1
  3321. so what are you doing to take advantage? Why not go all in if you believe that? Keep on drinking the Kool-Aid
    1
  3322.  @tachikaze222 says the bubble price buyer
    1
  3323. Always
    1
  3324. same
    1
  3325.  @alanheadrick7997 catalytic convertors, lead-acid batteries
    1
  3326. he reminds me of Dave Ramsey
    1
  3327.  @realestatemindset yup they shill
    1
  3328. hope is not a strategy. Just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine.
    1
  3329.  @kevind5026  bingo!
    1
  3330.  @cmleoj  BS
    1
  3331. Already reversing in Austin because of Tech workers leaving
    1
  3332. same
    1
  3333.  @Perspectiv3690  BS
    1
  3334. where?
    1
  3335. sheesh you must be young!
    1
  3336. BS
    1
  3337. smart
    1
  3338.  @MakeRoomForGod get back on your meds please
    1
  3339.  @pathologicaldoubt me diagnosed T1D at 26 yrs of age
    1
  3340. relocate somewhere else
    1
  3341. commonly happened in GFC
    1
  3342. “I have a good one for you today”
    1
  3343. doubtful prices going up anytime in the next few years based on historical facts of housing bubble behaviour (see 2004-2011)
    1
  3344. you have a big imagination
    1
  3345.  @stevensarna8760  just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine Steven
    1
  3346.  @stevensarna8760  by then you will be far too late to prepare for it. Just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine Steven Sarna. Keep drinking Kool-Aid
    1
  3347. … and you watch it
    1
  3348.  @tinakeeling9023  they tax local corporations
    1
  3349.  @JimFriend-iw3ev  only a fool laughs at her own comment
    1
  3350. BS
    1
  3351. @as2223 Texas home prices did not crash 2008-2012 because the prices there did not inflate 2003-2007. I was there and owned a house in Dallas until 2005
    1
  3352. Yup
    1
  3353. Yup
    1
  3354. yet you keep watching
    1
  3355. yup
    1
  3356. please keep buying Gabriel. Just go all in and you can be wealthy
    1
  3357. you are seeing it now. In real time. Does it work for you?
    1
  3358. good riddance to bad rubbish
    1
  3359. aside from the outrageous property tax
    1
  3360. just keep your empty head in the sand and you will be fine
    1
  3361. Commiefornia politics yep
    1
  3362.  @charder47 and you keep watching
    1
  3363. obviously true but how about spreading the word to prepare for it?
    1
  3364. yes!
    1
  3365. you are doing the best plan to get a good place at a good price in the next few years
    1
  3366.  Joe-ti7qd lol
    1
  3367.  @enthused7591 yup
    1
  3368.  @atpcliff  too cold
    1
  3369.  @cherylcampbell7495  seems about right
    1
  3370. … Eggs and Bakey
    1
  3371. buy some more now then
    1
  3372.  @riddnic semantics
    1
  3373. Just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine, Mark.
    1
  3374. bad advice and makes no sense. What is your point?
    1
  3375. NGAF
    1
  3376. go away
    1
  3377.  @WelcomeIncorporated and is happening again. Smarten up troll!
    1
  3378.  @blabla-898 troll
    1
  3379. ALERT! Unthinkable HELL is here!
    1
  3380. Just a pocket-full of mumbles, such are promises; All lies and jests, still the sheeple hear what they want to hear and diaregard the rest
    1
  3381. lol
    1
  3382. oh sure
    1
  3383. yum
    1
  3384.  @bpb5541  just go all in then and soon be holding the bag
    1
  3385. IF
    1
  3386. says the millennial realtor troll
    1
  3387. says the millenial realtor
    1
  3388. … yet
    1
  3389. “insulated” lol. Back in 2006-2007 everybody said their area is insulated from price drops or different for one reason or another and that talk proved to be pure BS by 2008
    1
  3390.  @MrDhucky10  just keep your head in sand MrDhummy10
    1
  3391. @MrDhucky10: sure MrsDhuky the bag-holder
    1
  3392.  @MrDhucky10  both absurd commennts MrsDhucky
    1
  3393. Brad is a lying troll
    1
  3394. FOMO BS
    1
  3395. yes clearly you listen
    1
  3396.  @missylearned9821 yup
    1
  3397.  @atgratgr4162 do you just copy and paste this spam?
    1
  3398.  @llGeomanll  Big Don!
    1
  3399. oh sure
    1
  3400. by then it is too late to do anything about it
    1
  3401. keep telling yourself that but you obviously were not okd enough to understand what actually happened 2008-2011
    1
  3402. so stop listening if you dont like the truth
    1
  3403. oh sure candleabra please take your own advice, stop listening and get out their bidding
    1
  3404. lol
    1
  3405.  @WatchingClowns you have no idea how much debt sheeple have
    1
  3406. Bingo!
    1
  3407. maybe for retirees but the remote workers are being called back to office in Commiefornia
    1
  3408. almost as much cost to rent an equivalent townhome i suspect
    1
  3409. soft landing is a myth like the unicorn
    1
  3410. yes property taxes decreassed last time but there was a lag and homeowner may need to get proactive and file an appeal
    1
  3411. trite
    1
  3412.  @JKBelle  my cat eats bugs
    1
  3413. yup
    1
  3414.  @db1jdm  and you are still watching and trolling
    1
  3415.  @zoescloset6808 after the presidential selection will start rapid downturn of housing prices. This downturn has already started in the Southern states and will hit SouthWestern states next
    1
  3416. sarcasm?
    1
  3417.  @davidgray1515 … yet.
    1
  3418.  @JimFriend-iw3ev says the realtor JimFiend the FOMO queen
    1
  3419. YUP! It was tolerated for decades until this unprecedented appreciation that was caused by the FED and govt QE
    1
  3420. fall if history is any indication
    1
  3421. who?
    1
  3422. corporations are not in business to “feel more virtuous” or to “pay back some of the excess profits”. Grow up
    1
  3423. why did you post the same crap twice?
    1
  3424. good grief! most cant even grasp these facts yet and you already want everybody to band together with a resolution? get a grip! C’mon man!!
    1
  3425.  @XYZ-bi9eb  only a fool laughs at her own misguided comment
    1
  3426. they always do
    1
  3427.  @JS-yj4rb  Cortez? I dont get it
    1
  3428. false narrative
    1
  3429. yup
    1
  3430. Newsom or Michelle Obama IMO
    1
  3431. agreed!
    1
  3432. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine. Nobody is asking you to believe it so do your own research
    1
  3433. agreed
    1
  3434. shamrock shakes are in March for St. Patrick’s day so I know you are fibbing
    1
  3435. oh sure it is
    1
  3436. maybe McDonalds or Starbucks have openings
    1
  3437.  @tracyking1489  … yet.
    1
  3438. maybe can afford VanLife?
    1
  3439. same trite comment every time
    1
  3440.  @TomAF86  LOL
    1
  3441.  @SomeUserNameBlahBlah you missed the point.
    1
  3442. @ImLilacMoonlol
    1
  3443. WTH is MFA?
    1
  3444. god willing
    1
  3445.  @JohnnyDanger36963  how do you know that?
    1
  3446. oh sure BS and you know it
    1
  3447.  @desmomotodesmomoto2033  plenty of sheeple said “Never!” in 2007 as well
    1
  3448. the govt data is not accurate
    1
  3449.  Joe-ti7qd c’mon man!
    1
  3450. lol modern wokism
    1
  3451. yes the prices are dropping in the South and West
    1
  3452. you take seriously the financial advice from a loan officer?
    1
  3453. he is full of shet!
    1
  3454. yes but…
    1
  3455. Sun Belt
    1
  3456. 😂
    1
  3457. they may adjust down eventually but owners should file a protest with the assessor to speed up the process
    1
  3458. keep your head in the sand
    1
  3459. yup
    1
  3460.  @PhillyMike52  “luck” is not a strategy and nobody wants or needs your snarky “good luck” wishes
    1
  3461. because the investors believe that the FED will rescue the market by lowering interest rates like they did during the C virus charade
    1
  3462. I like the skinny things
    1
  3463.  @TheSuperdodgy … yet.
    1
  3464. move
    1
  3465. Crook county IL sweet home Chi-raq
    1
  3466.  @trainshot17 where?
    1
  3467.  @timothyflemingphotography where?
    1
  3468. Mexico
    1
  3469. desert
    1
  3470. YUP
    1
  3471. false narrative that was disproven 2008-2012. You clearly were not yet a bill-paying adult in the US in those years
    1
  3472. Texas-size fraud my brothers!
    1
  3473. Harry Dent is a realtor?
    1
  3474. huh?
    1
  3475. yes that CPA is a goof that sheeple follow but I dont trust him to properly handle a 1040
    1
  3476. only a fool laughs at her own absurd comment
    1
  3477.  @TLA123y6f  numbers dont lie but people lie with numbers
    1
  3478.  @user-we1ue3fl5h NH does not represent the US.
    1
  3479. Rent an equivalent home FFS
    1
  3480. that will not continue much longer
    1
  3481. sarcasm?
    1
  3482. may be
    1
  3483. spoken like a true coward
    1
  3484. how so? do you know from experience?
    1
  3485. Wall street is not Main street. Just go ahead and buy into this market and let us know in a year how it turned out
    1
  3486. you tell us
    1
  3487. nobody said what their job is but nobody should be pushing FOMO onto everyday people
    1
  3488. no
    1
  3489. yup
    1
  3490.  @kylegrant9980 what planet are you from? denial?
    1
  3491. FACTS! I would not even trust Brian with my tax return
    1
  3492.  @EmilyGloeggler7984 kick rocks Karen
    1
  3493.  @justinallport9789 negative equity for those who bought 2022-2023
    1
  3494.  @Perich29  maybe in coastal California but not even half of that high of price in most of US
    1
  3495. costs 50% less to rent than to buy equivalemnt home and rentong provides the flexibility to quickly relocate if needed where may be trapped by owning
    1
  3496. collapses gradually, then all at once
    1
  3497. Brian is a shill whether knowingly or unknowingly. I would not trust him to file a 1040EZ
    1
  3498. how do you know that?
    1
  3499. soon to be foreclosures
    1
  3500. lol
    1
  3501. … yet!!!!!!!
    1
  3502. higher for longer
    1
  3503. they go to Vegas, TX, UT, NV, OR, NM, ID, MT
    1
  3504. because people believe government gonna bail the banks out no matter what
    1
  3505. that is absolutely false! Check for yourself: good houses with large yards in safe areas in Lancaster, Desoto, Duncanville, Grand Prairie, Burleson, Cleburne, etc for 250k all day!
    1
  3506. You do not know anything about being a landlord. I have owned a few rental properties. Landlords can only charge what local market rate is or nobody will rent it. Landlord expenses are irrelevant to local rental rates. Does not matter if landlord/owner made a poor business decision and carrying costs exceed rental income.
    1
  3507. yup
    1
  3508. god willing
    1
  3509. oh sure comrade that socialism worked where before?
    1
  3510. surely you jest
    1
  3511.  @House_hacker_619 yes you are constantly trying to push FOMO. Go buy then
    1
  3512. commiefornia lol
    1
  3513. people are still fleeing CA and I am soon to flee as well. You are a troll
    1
  3514. try Harvey or Markham
    1
  3515. sheeple
    1
  3516.  @BenHeckHacks  he is full of crap
    1
  3517. huh?
    1
  3518. almost exactly what was happening in 2007
    1
  3519. nobody “earned it”
    1
  3520. the FED has been highly politicized since at least that old clown Greenspan was the chair
    1
  3521. only a fool laughs at her own comments.
    1
  3522. yes more can-kicking that will only cause more defaults eventually
    1
  3523. biggest stock market bubble in US history
    1
  3524.  @kraziezombie  so you do 2 tard comments in a row. Go on and continue to act a fool
    1
  3525. same was said in 2007
    1
  3526. no how?
    1
  3527.  @LL-qj5vg  pack your patience
    1
  3528.  @dillonvillon  “lol dumb comment. lol”
    1
  3529. Geezerville and Whitehead City!
    1
  3530. inevitably yes
    1
  3531. BS lies
    1
  3532. seniors should have sold at peak in 2022-2023 because tgey will not likely be around long enough to see those values again
    1
  3533. Ohio should move back to a more affordable city; there are plenty of more affordable cities outside of Cali. We cannot all afford to have a house or apartment or condo on the West Coast.
    1
  3534.  @JonBologna123  bag-holders hear what they want to hear and disregard the rest
    1
  3535. … yet.
    1
  3536.  @edwardsteinmetz-gl3zl  same as last time. You failed to mention that the cities that saw less appreciation will also see less of a correction
    1
  3537. catch up to what? Supply/Demand economics is clearly not one of your strengths
    1
  3538. yep some bag-holders out there overpaying still, just like in 2007
    1
  3539.  @nativepride101  LOL right “Road Rage” 😂
    1
  3540. lol yup
    1
  3541. just keep dreaming Dave
    1
  3542. hope is not a strategy and changes nothing
    1
  3543. BS
    1
  3544.  @Francisco-po1cf yet you keep watching and trolling
    1
  3545. lag effect is looong and patience is short
    1
  3546. yup but cannot do that indefinitely
    1
  3547. best move in this economy is to rent if dont already own
    1
  3548.  @gerrybyrne5636  C’mon man! Mr. T will stop the hemorrage but he aint no miracle worker
    1
  3549. @ yup
    1
  3550.  @enthused7591 yup!
    1
  3551. Commiefornia!
    1
  3552. only a fool laughs at her own comment. just keep your empty head in the sand and you will be fine
    1
  3553. @Randy_Richmondso you think that will prevent higher intetest rates? why?
    1
  3554. all lies and jests
    1
  3555. clueless clown troll
    1
  3556. Benicia is a beautiful suburb bit has very little retail. They should be taxing the oil refineries. I cannot afford to live there anyway
    1
  3557. she is a fool chasing market down and will sooner or later regret not accepting your offer
    1
  3558. yup
    1
  3559.  @superkart1913  C’MON MAN !!!!!!
    1
  3560. … yet.
    1
  3561. C’mon man! it is spelled “Borders”
    1
  3562. If voting mattered, the government would not let us do it
    1
  3563. because at current home prices, can rent and “use” an equivalent home for 50% less cost per month and save/invest that savings.
    1
  3564. yep
    1
  3565.  @BarryThacker-t5l  certainly not and not allowed to bear arms either
    1
  3566.  @DIVISIONINCISION  so maybe 2007 it statrted. Why quibble about 2008 vs. 2007?
    1
  3567.  @carl16760 yup long gone
    1
  3568.  @Resmith18SR  nope
    1
  3569. yup
    1
  3570. yes but buying a home now at artificially inflated bubble prices is foolish when can rent an equivalent home for half or less than what the mortgage would cost if purchased same home
    1
  3571. the buyer pays for everything. Nobody else brings money into the deal
    1
  3572.  @tuannguyen-zk3lv  yup
    1
  3573. FJB
    1
  3574.  @shawnirwin6633  unfortunately for us, that is the American way
    1
  3575. November
    1
  3576. YUP
    1
  3577.  @vitalsigns6403  … yet.
    1
  3578.  @beefnacos6258  where?
    1
  3579. When the greed becomes fear, the time to buy is near
    1
  3580. yet you keep watching
    1
  3581. thank you captain Obvious
    1
  3582. we dont care about NE
    1
  3583. Oak Cliff
    1
  3584. when the FED and the government grows a spine and a brain
    1
  3585.  @MCvoyager  Boomers will be dropping soon enough
    1
  3586. how?
    1
  3587. the free lunch is a shet sandwich so best to stay there amigo and I am headed there myself
    1
  3588. false narrative
    1
  3589.  @lindaostrom570  why “in 5 minutes”?
    1
  3590. and you been saying same domb comments on this site for months, Nicktard
    1
  3591. lying troll
    1
  3592.  @Deanthonydupree  YUP. History says it all
    1
  3593. NO
    1
  3594. lol
    1
  3595. 40-50 year mortgages will not happen. This is same BS that sheeple were saying 2096-2007 before the recession and GFC housing price crashing
    1
  3596. just dont
    1
  3597. if voting mattered, they would not let us do it
    1
  3598. yet
    1
  3599.  @albertcamus5970  yes you are “Sorry”
    1
  3600. BS . Whataburger is wayyy better
    1
  3601. not here
    1
  3602. Power to the people!
    1
  3603. go ahead and buy Deborah
    1
  3604. when the locals get laid off
    1
  3605. yep we have seen this movie before
    1
  3606. increasing supply leads to decreasing prices
    1
  3607. look in the mirror to see the whiner
    1
  3608.  @googleuser868 land goes up
    1
  3609. yup
    1
  3610. Property tax too high in Texas. New Mex, Arkansas, Missouri, Oklahoma is better
    1
  3611.  @janetg.1477 or a fool
    1
  3612.  @razorsedge1 were you saying same BS narrative 2005-2007 or were you not yet a bill-paying adult?
    1
  3613.  @XennialGuy  YUP!
    1
  3614.  @jkmarshall3553  if you truly expect prices to “head higher in a q or 2”, why are you not investing in housing?
    1
  3615. agreed! AI mania
    1
  3616.  @mike-uw6wt  soon enough.
    1
  3617. lol
    1
  3618. trite
    1
  3619. yup
    1
  3620. that is no reason to go spend it all foolishly
    1
  3621. by then it will be too late to prepare for it
    1
  3622. how?
    1
  3623.  @googleuser868 you have no clue. Rent is what market bears and nothing more regardless what owner/landlord pays in tax and expenses
    1
  3624. @ and when helicopter money disappears?
    1
  3625. bingo
    1
  3626. … since 2006
    1
  3627. FRAUD!
    1
  3628. better to be a year early than 15 minutes late. Just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    1
  3629. he want increased unemployment
    1
  3630. sarcasm alert
    1
  3631.  @EmilyGloeggler7984 ok Karen better take your meds
    1
  3632. it does not work that way. Were you saying same BS in 2007-2011 or were you not yet a bill-paying adult?
    1
  3633. IF
    1
  3634. why?
    1
  3635. bye
    1
  3636.  @MatthewSmith-uf6tr  … yet
    1
  3637.  @MatthewSmith-uf6tr  … yet.
    1
  3638.  @MatthewSmith-uf6tr  … yet
    1
  3639. yup
    1
  3640. boycott those traitors
    1
  3641. vote the bums out and write letters to your representative
    1
  3642.  @dialecticalmonist3405  that was caused by the pkandemic. The plandemic is long over. You were likely a teenager in 2008 so you dont know. Go ahead and buy. Just go all in so later you will hold the bags.
    1
  3643. yup necessary pain
    1
  3644. rather an overabundance
    1
  3645. yup!
    1
  3646. math is clearly not one of your strengths HH
    1
  3647. Lawrence Yun lol! Yun was pushing his optimism BS back in 2006-2007 until reality hit in 2008. Seems maybe he learned a lesson from the GFC because he is making more sense now
    1
  3648. agreed
    1
  3649. yep like JimFiend the realtor shill troll
    1
  3650. FED needs to stop meddling with markets. We are supposdd to have free market, not a government controlled market.
    1
  3651. nice homes with big yards selling for 250k in DFW south. Check for yourself: Lancaster, DeSoto, Duncanville, Cleburne, Burleson, etc.
    1
  3652. yup and AI is not alone
    1
  3653. she does appear to be “fat”
    1
  3654.  @systemxgame  when mortgage + insurance + property tax with 20% down is similar to the rent for an equivalent home in the same area
    1
  3655.  @TheSuperdodgy yup
    1
  3656. that is exactly what transpired 2007-2012
    1
  3657. rates should not drop. home prices will correct back to 2018 levels by 2027 or sooner
    1
  3658. good grief c’mon man!
    1
  3659.  @eanderson216  you damn straight you are sorry
    1
  3660. cannot predict the exact date but can play the odds. Do your own research and ask yourself what is the more likely outcome based on historical facts lessons learned. History may not repeat itself but it usually rhymes.
    1
  3661. rent to large families and multi-generational families
    1
  3662. Yup!
    1
  3663. yup
    1
  3664. maybe her red-headed stepchild
    1
  3665.  @laurasharp9488  you are lying or quoting some obvious BS MSM propaganda
    1
  3666. that is not the recipe for success
    1
  3667.  @timothygibney159 pure lies
    1
  3668. 🎉
    1
  3669. NO!
    1
  3670. not true
    1
  3671. 2025
    1
  3672. Is this sarcasm? The boom was caused by the governments artificially lowering interest rates, providing interest free business loans, stimulous checks. unemployment benefits, etc
    1
  3673. … and you keep watching
    1
  3674. you first
    1
  3675. We all gotta duck while SHTF!
    1
  3676. C’mon man!
    1
  3677. why would you think that?
    1
  3678. if you purchased a home now in many Western states, the mortgage would be much higher than rent for an equivalent home even with 20% down payment.
    1
  3679. you are a troll
    1
  3680.  @JohnWalton-md5rq he is warning those to inexperienced to understand what is coming and he is reporting facts. Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it. I believe you were not yet a bill-paying adult in 2008 so you do not realize the market indicators same now as then and sheeple like you were in denial in 2006-2007 same as now. If you do not like hearing truth about housing go listen to Barbara Corcran or Dave Ramsey to get your housing optimism and FOMO fill
    1
  3681. Illinois is slowly dying under decades of demoncrap rule and corruption
    1
  3682.  @garyfrancis6193 robot repair techs
    1
  3683. … yet*
    1
  3684. false narrative. There is plenty of inventory
    1
  3685. until they dont
    1
  3686. future short-sales and foreclosures
    1
  3687. LOL EXACTLY!
    1
  3688. where?
    1
  3689. Yup
    1
  3690. so?
    1
  3691. does your sewage drain into the waterway?
    1
  3692. soon enough. Do your own research
    1
  3693. They are all wealthy in Pacific Palisades
    1
  3694. Wall Street can go kick rocks!
    1
  3695. lol
    1
  3696. great description of a “Buyers market”
    1
  3697. sarcasm?
    1
  3698. are you?
    1
  3699. lol surely you jest
    1
  3700.  @Jenniferfgjhug  good point
    1
  3701. yup!
    1
  3702. You do not know. You are saying same BS that sheeple were saying 2006-2007 but you are clearly too young to have ubderstood any of it then so you still do not see the obvious indicators
    1
  3703.  @Litterbaux  “wishing” changes nothing. Do your own research and prepare for the most likely outcomes. Those who fail to learn from history are condemned to repeat it.
    1
  3704.  @HermanWillems  Wishing changes nothing. Just keep your head in sand and you will be fine Herman.
    1
  3705. that is not what happened last time. You may have been too young to have recognized it
    1
  3706. HOA is bunch of Karens
    1
  3707. go for it
    1
  3708. says the realtor
    1
  3709. bingo
    1
  3710. yup
    1
  3711. @ yup
    1
  3712. exactly!
    1
  3713. that is an honorable way to pay for college. thank you for your service.
    1
  3714. Come On man!! good grief!
    1
  3715. yes you certainly are and I could add a few other well-fitting descriptors
    1
  3716.  @shirtlesslager lumber prices have fallen drastically in the US. Go online to Home Depot and check the price of a 2x4x8. Lowest lumber prices in years.
    1
  3717. sounds dumb
    1
  3718. it wont be silent for much longer
    1
  3719. Biden, Obama, Kamala
    1
  3720. surely you jest
    1
  3721. god willing
    1
  3722. yup
    1
  3723. nobody owes you or me anything
    1
  3724. soon to be Mad Max
    1
  3725. trite comment
    1
  3726. not
    1
  3727.  @ronaldkonkoma4356 not a valid or even mature argument
    1
  3728.  @CrankyOldLandlord  prove more than a few months liar
    1
  3729.  @CrankyOldLandlord  there is no fool like an OLD fool
    1
  3730. most of the few remaining “customers” are vagrants hanging around for free restrooms, wifi, soft drink refills
    1
  3731.  @Francisco-po1cf say that after 40% equity disappears over next few years Francisco
    1
  3732. do your own research. It only applies to government employees
    1
  3733.  @blackworldtraveler3711 not my problem
    1
  3734. ha!
    1
  3735. So are you investing in homes since you are certain that values will increase? If not, why not get loans, buy homes and get rich Gabe?
    1
  3736.  @combatdouglas1306  sea-level rise problems
    1
  3737. are you?
    1
  3738. would you buy your house today with a 30-year loan, 20% down, at its “fair market value”, and still be able to rent it out for enough to cover the monthly expenses? If so, where is this?
    1
  3739. Elkhart collapsed but hey may pick up when those RVs and travel trailers are all that middle class can afford as homes while moving around country to follow the work
    1
  3740. … yet *
    1
  3741.  @tmo4330 pure BS and you know it
    1
  3742. bummer. Try Portillo’s
    1
  3743. socialism and Gavin Newsom buying votes
    1
  3744. its like deja vu all over again
    1
  3745.  @nolongeranurse3369 4.3% is a pure lie. Actual unemployment rate is much higher and rising fast. Just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    1
  3746.  @MrSteeDoo true but not worth paying double for a mortgage than it would cost to rent an equivalent house
    1
  3747. CA Prop 13 will soon be repealed
    1
  3748. you are about to find out
    1
  3749.  @whatthehell286  lol me neither but it is still a prudent endeavor
    1
  3750. yet you keep watching and trolling
    1
  3751.  @sheneedsme  so? The wealthy are still wealthy.
    1
  3752.  @MichaelFrisoliMicFri300 who?
    1
  3753. Brian is a big-mouthed small-brained accountant who I would not trust to handle a 1040
    1
  3754. cannot keep printing if no other countries are willing to purchase the debt. Chyna unlikely to bail is out this time like they did last time
    1
  3755.  @dariodjakovic1600  says the realtor
    1
  3756. wait
    1
  3757. yes chillier than expected there in summer
    1
  3758. you won the dombest comment of today award!
    1
  3759. end the NAR!
    1
  3760.  @RobDTom  almost
    1
  3761. * worth less not “worthless”
    1
  3762. bingo
    1
  3763. trite comment
    1
  3764. yup it is starting
    1
  3765. as the war machine keeps turning
    1
  3766. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    1
  3767. you first
    1
  3768. nice!
    1
  3769. yup
    1
  3770. yup
    1
  3771. go ahead buy now
    1
  3772. odd story
    1
  3773. they will soon start dumping homes on the market because economy is obviously beginning to tank and can earn risk free 5% investing in T-bills
    1
  3774.  @SharonFitzgerald away from the coast in central and northern Calif there are plenty of good houses on market for 400k-500k
    1
  3775. … yet*
    1
  3776. where?
    1
  3777. The Sun Belt is already dropping in price. It is ground zero for this housing bubble deflating. How do you not see that?
    1
  3778. market manipulation feeds on itself
    1
  3779. yes
    1
  3780.  @jesseurizar7146 says the realtor
    1
  3781. I had just passed my 18th birthday and voted for Ross Perot.
    1
  3782. Really!?
    1
  3783.  @SomeUserNameBlahBlah go for it! Get as many loans as possible and go all in!
    1
  3784. Because in many areas of the US, someone can rent for 50% less per month than it would cost to purchase an equivalent home at current prices.
    1
  3785. feel free to stop listening
    1
  3786. “Look at the leaders we’ve followed; Look at the lies we’ve swallowed.” -Axl Rose (Civil War)
    1
  3787. whoopdee-shit!!
    1
  3788. interest rates are at historical norms. The housing purchase prices are double what should be so prices will drop big-time just like 2008-2012
    1
  3789. yup
    1
  3790. “hope” is not a strategy
    1
  3791.  @Texasrt10 what is your point? All markets are speculative. Wild speculation in housing is over but if you believe housing prices are trending to the moon, go ahead and buy some
    1
  3792. when and where?
    1
  3793. overpaying for an artificially inflated asset is the fools game now. Those who do not learn from history will be doomed to repeat it
    1
  3794. 2007
    1
  3795. look in tge mirror to see the moron
    1
  3796. yet you keep watching
    1
  3797. Elon Musk
    1
  3798. people would fill their purses with ziploc bags full of meats
    1
  3799.  @jacinedelarosa6302  says the lying realtord
    1
  3800. go buy more
    1
  3801. you thought wrong
    1
  3802.  @daveassanowicz186 great!
    1
  3803. FNY and FNJ and FJB and FLA and FFL
    1
  3804. We dont have a choice
    1
  3805. gaslighting media
    1
  3806. Ramsey is a lying shill for RE market.
    1
  3807. dropping prices will matter to those of us sitting on cash and waiting for the opportunities
    1
  3808. thank you captain obvious!
    1
  3809. Nobody said “all areas”!!!!
    1
  3810. thanks for the FYI
    1
  3811. yet*
    1
  3812. Carls Jr. ? NOT!
    1
  3813. the AI mania
    1
  3814. reality does not defy logic for long. The last three years was an anomaly created by corruption and greed that will reconcile over the next few years. Go ahead and place your bets
    1
  3815. you completely missed the point
    1
  3816. eventually yes
    1
  3817. “I have a good one for you today”
    1
  3818. why?
    1
  3819. … yet
    1
  3820.  @stinkincooldesigns8469  yup
    1
  3821. high crime there
    1
  3822. well, bye
    1
  3823. name recorded on the deed as the property owner
    1
  3824.  @threeftr3349 … yet
    1
  3825.  @hydrostatic8048 you are trolling clown
    1
  3826. Yup!
    1
  3827. Nevada has no state income tax and very low property tax. That is where to own after those inflated RE prices drop considerably
    1
  3828. now is the American way!
    1
  3829.  @JeffBrody-w5j  wtf is that?
    1
  3830. “Where’s the BEEF?!”
    1
  3831. yes that simple but the crooks would never allow such fairness
    1
  3832. TLDR BS
    1
  3833.  @WillV_  yet you keep watching and trolling, bag-holder
    1
  3834. @ people most certainly do! drama sells
    1
  3835.  @WillV_  and you have been trolling this channel since then WillV
    1
  3836. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    1
  3837.  @Avargasnpsg  cheers!
    1
  3838.  @thearch1tect249  I am almost 51 and what you are suggesting is financial suicide IMO. Unless you are terminally ill you may have 30 more years of expenses to live.
    1
  3839. then they will lose even more on proce corrections and carrying costs
    1
  3840. crash already happening but maybe not in your special location
    1
  3841. 2007 again and prices were too high in 2007 aa well
    1
  3842. same was said repeatedly 2006/2007
    1
  3843. bingo
    1
  3844. And can get a nationwide gym membership to have sonewhere to bathe yourself daily as well as work out
    1
  3845. until it does not
    1
  3846. mac n cheese!
    1
  3847. NO!
    1
  3848.  @crbbaldwin  F them
    1
  3849. these buyers/investors cannot rent it for even 50% of the carrying costs so will default or short sell when it becomes apparent that the equity is rapidly heading negative
    1
  3850.  @jaydeeare285 your use of the word “Renter” as if it is a slur or insult to someone yiu fo mot know who likely is much better off financially than you are displays your immaturity and ignorance Jay. Clearly you were a child when the housing market ballooned and deflated 2004-2012 so you have no experience in what is about to happen to your home value
    1
  3851. oh sure
    1
  3852. Texas is a non-disclosure state so the law is what is messed up.
    1
  3853. clear indications of a housing bubble on borrowed time
    1
  3854. so did Nostradamas
    1
  3855. AI mania
    1
  3856. yup
    1
  3857. yup
    1
  3858. you can open the window and ask the neighbor for some grey poupon without leaving your house
    1
  3859. good plan. NV very low property tax and NO state income tax
    1
  3860.  @dancerjim  ok captain obvious!!
    1
  3861. no
    1
  3862. protest it!
    1
  3863.  @danielmarks5133  property tax does not get paid to the Federsl Government
    1
  3864. same for me
    1
  3865. Sure brcause Zillow says so
    1
  3866. … YET.
    1
  3867. … yet.
    1
  3868. lol they will always need to program these bots and automation
    1
  3869. why Steven Flores did that?
    1
  3870. many live in vehicles
    1
  3871. just keep your head in sand
    1
  3872. better late than never
    1
  3873.  Joe-ti7qd 😂
    1
  3874.  @1bluegreen2 not yet in NE
    1
  3875. they will not acknowledge until the crash is so far along the gaslighting is no longer possible and the collapse is common knowledge
    1
  3876. this is more than likely the looming reality
    1
  3877. I got a good one for ya today.
    1
  3878. Texas is a non-disclosure state unfortunately. seems corrupt to me and TX property taxes outrageous. I would prefer Nevada or New Mexico over Texas
    1
  3879.  @Bobbyrealtalk369  … yet.
    1
  3880.  @jeepguy4499  gun manufacturers did not commit this crime
    1
  3881.  @jamjam350 exactly!
    1
  3882. 😂
    1
  3883. … yet. Prices will drop to get market back to historic norms.
    1
  3884. the whole world is already going crazy
    1
  3885. from fecal material
    1
  3886.  @al9017  lol
    1
  3887. housing, tulip bulbs, beanie-babies
    1
  3888. they waited for Biden to bow out of nomination
    1
  3889.  @MasterRoss-sn7dl yet
    1
  3890. not a tough decision
    1
  3891. they will
    1
  3892. at the repo yard in the hood
    1
  3893. yup
    1
  3894. BS
    1
  3895.  @djaj7144  says the bubble price buyer and future bag-holder
    1
  3896.  @djaj7144  says the bubble price buyer and future bag-holder
    1
  3897.  @Tater-Skinz  only a fool laughs at her own comment
    1
  3898. FNE
    1
  3899. Divorce, death, job loss, end of work from home, job transfer, etc.
    1
  3900. yet
    1
  3901. Van-Life
    1
  3902. YUP
    1
  3903. Yup!
    1
  3904.  @Resmith18SR  lol maybe. That service likely already inflated drastically tho
    1
  3905. not indefinitely
    1
  3906. ok so?
    1
  3907. government plan is to let the markets wind down in an orderly fashion. The goofy bailout ideas are intended to keep the correction orderly and prevent a disorderly collapse that would rock the world economies and likely lead to the 2nd Great Depression and wars
    1
  3908. lol
    1
  3909.  @MrSteeDoo  thank you Captain Obvious!
    1
  3910. landlord can only charge rent that the local market is willing amd able to pay regardless the mortgage payment. If rent does not cover the owner expenses, it is a bad investment.
    1
  3911. because nobody lives there
    1
  3912. I dont know what weapons will be deployed to fight WW3 but I am certain that WW4 will be fought with sticks and stones.
    1
  3913. you were likely a child in 2007
    1
  3914. @ you were likely one of the shills in 2005-2007 saying prices will continue to climb
    1
  3915. @ you are not fooling anybody with your alternate usernames House_Huckster clownttard absurd comments
    1
  3916.  @jofo3197  spoken like a true coward
    1
  3917. uncanny foresight from that author
    1
  3918. before or after the going full throttle?
    1
  3919. damn
    1
  3920. why?
    1
  3921. well, bye
    1
  3922. C’mon man!
    1
  3923. the buyer pays for everything. Nobody else brings money into the deal
    1
  3924. cozy, charming, spacious, tranquil, modern, gleaming, tasteful, designer
    1
  3925. 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
    1
  3926. the queen shill!
    1
  3927. sheeple always say that
    1
  3928. Mojo you have no idea
    1
  3929. seems like it
    1
  3930. FSD
    1
  3931. do you believe the bank will continue to pay you higher interest than inflatiin rate?
    1
  3932. the DFW MetroMess! F those property taxes!
    1
  3933. yup
    1
  3934. F Stellantis garbage low quality vehicles
    1
  3935. … yet.
    1
  3936. “I dont need your civil war. It feeds the rich while it buries the poor.” Axl Rose
    1
  3937. take your own advice
    1
  3938. Great to see Todd on your excellent channel. You two guys are some heavy-hitters on this topic.
    1
  3939. Jack’s 2 tacos were $1.00, now $2.59
    1
  3940. hey Graham Matthews realtor: you left out the part about prices correcting big time. You were around when that happened 2008-2012 so your omission shows your insincerety; like a used car salesman Graham!
    1
  3941. oh damn well what is the safe haven? Silver and Gold?
    1
  3942. get more ammo
    1
  3943.  @michaelrocha1570 how is college tuition related to big oil?
    1
  3944.  @sirgriffinman bye
    1
  3945.  @gauloise6442 yup what a disgrace
    1
  3946. ban government backed loans
    1
  3947. just sit in your hat
    1
  3948. No Value Tax guy is a shill
    1
  3949. yup
    1
  3950.  @crowneagle2  you are not wrong
    1
  3951.  @jaydeeare285 says the millenial realtor
    1
  3952.  @stevenap4594 prices drop until meets the demand
    1
  3953. that is the Demonrats game plan it seems
    1
  3954. … and they all stink!
    1
  3955. PO Box
    1
  3956. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    1
  3957. whaa?
    1
  3958. lol JohnniFly
    1
  3959. great plan! NOT
    1
  3960. The US urgently needs a presidential candidate like President Bukele to straighten out this disgraceful government.
    1
  3961. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine.
    1
  3962. if it does not produce at least 5% ROI, they will have no reason to buy
    1
  3963. what are you on?
    1
  3964. CAN
    1
  3965.  @dissident112 and now living on borrowed time
    1
  3966.  @vden02  what is your point?
    1
  3967. thanks captain obvious!
    1
  3968. yup
    1
  3969. many will head back to their home country after all the layoffs happen
    1
  3970.  @katydid2877 lol
    1
  3971.  @hvaball150 if “prices are going way up”, what are you doing to invest and take advantage? Why not borrow and buy more housing so you can be wealthy instead of just talk nonsense?
    1
  3972. trite comment
    1
  3973.  @13ChroniclesOfDagger  $20/hour to start in Commiefornia
    1
  3974.  @georgeorwell3501 nope
    1
  3975. lol ok
    1
  3976. good grief!
    1
  3977. ClearValueTax is useless IMO
    1
  3978.  @HappyandBlessed-wj7gc  because housing market economics is clearly not one of his strengths clown. Brian should stay in his lane filing tax returns
    1
  3979. troll
    1
  3980. Deflation
    1
  3981. thank you grammar police!
    1
  3982. F Seattle
    1
  3983. repeal of Prop 13 is on the ballot
    1
  3984.  @bendeleted9155  CA prop 13 on the ballot for repeal
    1
  3985. ok sure comrade
    1
  3986. he wants deflation and higher unemployment which is necessary to prevent collapse of USD
    1
  3987. Stock market was at all time high Oct 2007 and also 1929
    1
  3988. who said that?
    1
  3989. You must not have been an adult in the US during the early 2000s housing prices runup and following 2008-2012 housing prices crash
    1
  3990. nobody said ya could
    1
  3991. yet you keep watching
    1
  3992.  @LesHom69  sure Les. Just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    1
  3993.  @Nikotromus  you first. Go all in and buy now so you will be wealthy! IF you believe the FOMO you push
    1
  3994. crash already underway in southern states. Just keep your head in sand and you will be fine
    1
  3995. just keep your head in the sand
    1
  3996. why dont you check?
    1
  3997. more likely to lose value next “couple years” so “appreciation” is not likely in a “couple years” if purchased now
    1
  3998. thank you pronounciation police!
    1
  3999. understatement but I agree wholeheartedly
    1
  4000. sue everybody!
    1
  4001. oh sure Indiana is special so housing prices will drop elsewhere but not in Indiana
    1
  4002. LOL What on earth is “barfly frenzy BS” ?
    1
  4003. All lies and jests
    1
  4004. yep it is like the “Greed is good” era on steroids
    1
  4005. all pie in the sky
    1
  4006. focus on saving and investing
    1
  4007. just say NO!
    1
  4008. Yup
    1
  4009. do you?
    1
  4010. may get housing price deflation soon if history gives any indication
    1
  4011. except that the jobs in Florida pay less than half of pay for same job in California
    1
  4012.  @stratcaptain66  YUP
    1
  4013. agreed!
    1
  4014. yup same as last bubble and ensuing crash
    1
  4015. seems same as the NYC and Chicago tenament home apartments of the late 1800s and early 1900s
    1
  4016. come on man! Interest rates higher for longer!
    1
  4017. never say never. You clearly do not know
    1
  4018.  @islamissa9700  it is still there
    1
  4019.  @soyoucametosee7860  CORRECT!!!!!!! the rate cuts woukd be to prop up the stock market not to combat inflation
    1
  4020. if you buy a half-million dollars worth of overpriced stonks
    1
  4021. where?
    1
  4022. nope
    1
  4023. were you saying same BS narrative 2005-2007 or were you not yet a bill-paying adult?
    1
  4024.  @razorsedge1  so clearly you were not yet a bill paying adult during the lrevious housing price bubble which explains your ignorance this time. Just keep your head in the samd and you will be fine
    1
  4025. no credit risk? Oh sure
    1
  4026. yes what do you expect an exact date that it all crashes simultaneously?
    1
  4027. your relentless trolling is shameless SilverCPA-tard
    1
  4028. same
    1
  4029. that realtard will be living with relatives collecting unemployment benefits
    1
  4030. … yet.
    1
  4031. grow up
    1
  4032. yup
    1
  4033. should sell the home now while the straggling sheeple are still foaming at the mouth with FOMO.
    1
  4034. 5% per year but 2019 prices were still artificially inflated by artificially low interest rates since 2009
    1
  4035. they always are
    1
  4036. no surprise here
    1
  4037.  @stephenbullock-yn3vh  and clearly you were not yet a bill-paying adult or you would recognize how incorrect your original comment is
    1
  4038. I want a double cheeseburger without catsup
    1
  4039. same dumb comment every time
    1
  4040.  @THATGIRL0121  what does that mean?
    1
  4041. the “bean counter” should stick to tax returns because the US housing market is clearly NOT one of his strengths
    1
  4042. get a grip chicken little
    1
  4043. CA prop 13 is soon to be repealed
    1
  4044. you must be a bubble price buyer
    1
  4045.  @EmilyGloeggler7984 ok Karen
    1
  4046. no
    1
  4047. well said
    1
  4048. … yet.
    1
  4049. trite comment
    1
  4050.  @KS0102 has that ever existed in the US? maybe under Dwight D Eisenhower or Ronnie Reagan
    1
  4051.  @nickc3856 only a fool laughs at her own comment
    1
  4052. dim dum dum
    1
  4053. Were you saying that useless drivel in 2004-2007 or, more likely, were you not yet a bill paying adult? People wishing changes nothing and those who fail to learn from history are set to repeat it.
    1
  4054.  @CHENTIA4735 good luck
    1
  4055.  @rodiculous9464  very lame excuse and not a relevant concern unless you are talking about additions that require a permit which is not likely what the original poster was implying
    1
  4056.  @Sky1 does not matter what they were thinking when they took out the loan. Regretting the decision to take out a loan does not excuse the borrower from repayment. If that were the case I would borrow as much as I could then invest it and if investment failed ….
    1
  4057. why do you keep watching if you do not agree with the theme?
    1
  4058. NO YOU ARE NOT!
    1
  4059. Recession incoming
    1
  4060. so hurry up and buy. go all in
    1
  4061. great example of FOMO
    1
  4062. same trite comment every time
    1
  4063. lol. only an A-hole gets killed over a car
    1
  4064. great movie!
    1
  4065. *2025
    1
  4066. not until/unless the monthly rent pays at least your total monthly expenses plus unforeseen repairs
    1
  4067. lol too early to celebrate
    1
  4068.  @nealkelly9757 they are decreasing already in the Sun Belt
    1
  4069. suckers rally
    1
  4070. then you should go all-in
    1
  4071. and crushing debt
    1
  4072. welcome to Commiefornia
    1
  4073. yes the government is thinly veiled socialist
    1
  4074. not when it is more profitable and less risky and less troublesome to invest in T-bills
    1
  4075. Brian is an accountant who does not understand simple economics just shills the MSM and govt BS data. I would not trust him witn a tax return
    1
  4076.  @Atoz13345 IF … I had a nickel for all of my nickels…
    1
  4077.  @ColetteSpencer-k5o  bummer
    1
  4078. go ahead and buy now. just go all in
    1
  4079. IL is corrupt crapville
    1
  4080. F that noise
    1
  4081. agreed but local parts stores always have better warranties and usually better quality. Ask me how I know …
    1
  4082. spam bot
    1
  4083.  @lazydayB2B  you “ain’t” making much sense.
    1
  4084.  @brianoleson9224  2025
    1
  4085.  @EmilyGloeggler7984 ok Karen
    1
  4086. then go buy the dip. What are you waiting for?
    1
  4087. so go ahead keep spending. hurry up and buy!
    1
  4088.  @luciferlucero  scammers have been saying that false narrative for hundreds of years
    1
  4089. so?
    1
  4090. it is not nearly that simple. The FED needs someone to purchase their debt and the interest rates need to be higher for longer to entice buyers of the debt
    1
  4091.  @vitalsigns6403 where?
    1
  4092. Add Alan Greenspan, Ben Bernanke, Janet Yellen
    1
  4093.  @rubicon3416 can rent a roof over your head anywhere in the US
    1
  4094. they always do
    1
  4095. yup
    1
  4096. yep I remember that
    1
  4097. so watch a different channel
    1
  4098. you should get a dog and name him “Testy”
    1
  4099. go somewhere else to hear lies if you cannot handle the truth
    1
  4100. Clearly NickiRavioli was not old enough to understand the past housing price bubble leading to the 2008 crash otherwise would not make such ridiculous statements. Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it Mr Ravioli
    1
  4101. that is not how it happened last housing market bubble in SoCal. Interest rates dropped dramatically as prices dropped precipitously. Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
    1
  4102. F Canada
    1
  4103. phantom buyer
    1
  4104. BONKERS!
    1
  4105. divorce court judges can mandate it for custody agreement
    1
  4106.  @queserasera1674 The beach between Imperial and the border has sewage fecal contamination warnings all year long been going on for years
    1
  4107. useless drivel
    1
  4108.  @nolongeranurse3369 yet you are too delusional to see reality. Those who do not learn from history are condemned to repeat it.
    1
  4109. trite
    1
  4110. @MavRick69 were you saying the same FOMO narrative in 2005-2007 or were you not yet a bill-paying adult? Those who do not learn from history are condemned to repeat it.
    1
  4111. get lost
    1
  4112. Warren Buffet is not investing at these bubble prices but you go ahead bag-holder
    1
  4113. bingo!
    1
  4114.  @MayTheSchwartzBeWithYou  how do you know?
    1
  4115. so hurry up and buy
    1
  4116. USA
    1
  4117. or better if you hold onto income and looking to buy
    1
  4118. semantics; what differnce between crash and correction?. Is already crashing in some areas and correcting in others. You believe housing market not “crashing” in Austin?
    1
  4119. brake
    1
  4120. property taxes are not paid too nor collected by the federal government in the US
    1
  4121. federal govt is backing the mortgages and loaning money to banks to loan to corporations to buy more homes
    1
  4122.  @JimFriend-iw3ev  JimFriend ia clueless troll who uses multiple usernames to spread her lies and even responds to her alternate usernames
    1
  4123. they were invited here by the current administration anyway
    1
  4124.  @NoDaysOff-oz2zl lol
    1
  4125. then go buy a house
    1
  4126. on assumable loans
    1
  4127. well bye
    1
  4128. yet you still troll on here
    1
  4129.  @Motoicon  yup
    1
  4130.  @SCoon-bu2po  yep GorillaGrope must have not yet been a bill-paying adult in those years if he does not see the clear similarities between 2007 and 2024 economies and housing bubbles
    1
  4131. Most areas they can rent an equivalent home for half the cost mortgage+insurance+tax if purchased 2022-2024
    1
  4132. that is blatantly false
    1
  4133. This is not a channel about the NorthEast markets. The content creator lives in the South. NYC, NE, DC is not the center of the universe
    1
  4134. they want to shake out the equity before it soon vanishes
    1
  4135. smart
    1
  4136. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    1
  4137.  @ZuluNation05  Yup
    1
  4138. were you saying same narrative in 2006/2007 or were you not yet a bill-paying adult? Your math works if purchased some years and not others. Those who do not learn from the past are condemned to repeat it.
    1
  4139. They always do
    1
  4140. bingo
    1
  4141. plenty of oblivious sheeple around
    1
  4142. bag-holders now
    1
  4143. many are not old enough to have seen and understood that when the last housing bubble popped
    1
  4144. van life is easier and cheaper
    1
  4145. always
    1
  4146.  @Truth24434  very high property tax and rough weather previously prevented price appreciation
    1
  4147. good one today guys! Bonkers!
    1
  4148.  @robertbrown1021 you must not be old enough to have experienced this type of housing price bubble last time. Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
    1
  4149. yep that is why I sold my house and left Texas 20 years ago. TX property tax is pure thievery
    1
  4150. yup
    1
  4151. wrong language
    1
  4152. massive debt “is holding it up”
    1
  4153. … yet.
    1
  4154. 2A all the way
    1
  4155. so go somewhere else
    1
  4156. Bonkers!
    1
  4157. T-Bills
    1
  4158. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    1
  4159. @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.
    1
  4160. @ThePodcastPastor It is already slowly unfolding and common sense and history foretold it, ThePodcastPastard. You are simply too ignorant to understand it
    1
  4161. @ThePodcastPastor grow up. Not even Warren Buffett can tell you when but it is obviously incoming. Go listen to Ramsey or Corcoran, troll
    1
  4162. Ukrainorea
    1
  4163. lol yup
    1
  4164. IF
    1
  4165.  @noinhibitions7572  if you bought a home in 2022-2024 you will get none of your mortgage payments back either. In fact you will likely have a loan balance greater than what the home can sell for. Your comment is just not valid
    1
  4166.  @jjuanmarin  how so Juan?
    1
  4167. yes
    1
  4168. not
    1
  4169. blow the whistle!
    1
  4170. CA prop 13 is on the ballot for repeal
    1
  4171.  @cherylpringle3397 you are full of it
    1
  4172. lol always a great time to buy if you ask the realtor
    1
  4173. relocate to somewhere more affordable like the South
    1
  4174.  @skyefarnam7857  it is the consequence of QE and money printing
    1
  4175. Facts!
    1
  4176. Yup Vegas tanked HARD last time
    1
  4177. yup
    1
  4178. El Paso already inexpensive and dropping fast
    1
  4179. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    1
  4180. why?
    1
  4181. says the Zestimate
    1
  4182. yup
    1
  4183. yep ClearValueTard needs a brain
    1
  4184. you do
    1
  4185. ok
    1
  4186. please give ONE example of a reasonable person predicting a US housing market collapse in 2015?
    1
  4187. so why do you keep watching?
    1
  4188. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    1
  4189. The authorities need to audit all of those involved
    1
  4190.  @gilbertlajom2150  yep that nonsense is even more absurd than his turdshake theory
    1
  4191. just keep your head in sand and you will be fine troll
    1
  4192. Does anyone believe that on Monday morning some large trading platforms stopped allowing account access at the same time due to some unexpected glitch? The Plunge Protection Team was hard at work all weekend to make that happen
    1
  4193.  @FeelingPeculiar  Yes I understand that you have been trolling this channel for at least several months. Previously you were saying that housing prices will not drop. Now you are saying that when prices drop, people will not be able to buy anyway due to a poor economy. You were likely far too young to grasp reality last housing bubble deflation but affordability returned and the skilled workers who had a 20% down payment and remained employed were able to buy homes at low prices. That is what is coming the next few years weather you like it or not. “Wishing for” anything is totally irrelevant to the facts.
    1
  4194.  @FeelingPeculiar  What I do not understand is why you continue to watch this channel while you are clearly railing against the ideology presented here. Please enlighten us what were you “wishing for”? Why does it upset you if someone “wishes for” housing prices to revert back to historical means? Why not just do your thing and let others do theirs?
    1
  4195.  @FeelingPeculiar  OK simple. please stop trolling and scolding people for “wishing for” something.
    1
  4196.  @wanderingquestions7501  it was a charade
    1
  4197. were you saying that in 2008-2011 or were you not yet a bill-paying adult?
    1
  4198.  @Francisco-po1cf then you should be buying now. Just go all in if you are so confident buying now is as good an idea as buying 2020.
    1
  4199. investors who own multiple properties easily manipulate these website estimates by listing several homes at inflated prices, then list one slightly lower to sell that one
    1
  4200. Bingo!
    1
  4201. shortage of housing inventory is a false narrative. How did the plandemic create tge shortage of housing? Builders did not stay home for the phony flu
    1
  4202. god willing
    1
  4203. Bama!
    1
  4204. lol
    1
  4205. officials are voting themselves big COLAs
    1
  4206. YUP. Worse than last time!
    1
  4207. inevitable
    1
  4208. and?
    1
  4209. were you spewing same BS 2006/2007 or were you not yet a bill-paying adult?
    1
  4210. The FED giveth, and the FED taketh away
    1
  4211.  @claytonelofgren do you have lots of cash?
    1
  4212. 2022/2023
    1
  4213. well ok then
    1
  4214. definitely not “everybody is waiting and hoping for” that.
    1
  4215. 2008 was an election year but you are likely too young to have undrrstood the US housing market circa 2008
    1
  4216.  @Matakui2011  fair enuff but the similarities of 2007-2024 are striking
    1
  4217. money is real. Go try to buy food without money while explaining how “Money is not real”, buddy
    1
  4218.  @arnoldfarias5101  go for it Arnold
    1
  4219.  @melissasmess2773  I have never rented an apartment. There are plenty of single family homes to rent for half of what mortgage+tax+insurance+maintenance would cost for an equivalent house.
    1
  4220. the prop tax laws will not be revised because govt knows that by 2028 housing values will be 50% of what they are today
    1
  4221. YUM!
    1
  4222. CA prop 13 on the chopping block and likely will be repealed
    1
  4223. Warren Buffett cashed out
    1
  4224.  @joelfarmer4850  a dollar crapshake drinker too
    1
  4225. buy your own shirt
    1
  4226. sarcasm ALERT!
    1
  4227. false narrative. you are fooling yourself
    1
  4228. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    1
  4229. Chevron is no longer what?
    1
  4230.  @ghostnotes5667  do jobs there pay enough to pay 800/month to live?
    1
  4231. get a life
    1
  4232. cooked numbers with manipulated data and later that data is quietly revised
    1
  4233. did you also believe that in 2007?
    1
  4234. yup
    1
  4235.  @6.2Slomaro nope. That is absolutely not what happened last time we were in this market cycle (GFC)
    1
  4236. 98%
    1
  4237. move across border to NM where property tax is half of what would be for same house in EP TX
    1
  4238. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    1
  4239.  @josefj1776  … says the Realtor.
    1
  4240. he knows what is coming
    1
  4241. let us know if you ever actually use it. Those folks usually dont help when you need it
    1
  4242. FPPP loans
    1
  4243. yup!
    1
  4244. yup
    1
  4245. maybe but bust inevitable
    1
  4246. yup
    1
  4247. you dont seem to understand how escrow works. Escrow is not dependent on home value other than the homeowners insurance cost increase
    1
  4248. good idea. You should realize the content creator lives in Texas so his material is mainly about the Texas market which is similar to the Florida market so if you dont care about those markets you are on the wrong channel
    1
  4249. yup
    1
  4250.  @143DREWID  bingo!
    1
  4251. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    1
  4252.  @Seafarer62  trite comment
    1
  4253. what is your point? Live in a vehicle or couch surf while saving up? It is better to rent for now while saving and can rent the home for less than half of what a mortgage would cost fir equivalent home at these prices
    1
  4254. you seem to be more of a youtube troll than a con artist
    1
  4255. yup
    1
  4256.  @EmilyGloeggler7984 how so Karen?
    1
  4257.  @rokyericksonroks yup already starting
    1
  4258.  @jacinedelarosa6302  says the lying realtor
    1
  4259.  @Null-o7j  and you would know?
    1
  4260.  @hood6854 the housing price trend is DOWN in the Sun Belt states
    1
  4261.  @FeelingPeculiar  simply telling you that wishimg changes nothing
    1
  4262.  Joe-ti7qd … yet.
    1
  4263. his solution is always to own gold
    1
  4264. were you saying same BS 2005-2007 or were you not yet a bill-paying adult? buying anything at ATH is foolish bit please go ahead and buy now
    1
  4265. Margaret was absolutely correct but the US prints money. These socialists do not consider what damage is done to the future
    1
  4266. yet
    1
  4267.  @suzanneberger4312  IF
    1
  4268.  @TheSuperdodgy those paper gains will be gone within 3 years unless you sell ASAP
    1
  4269. or integrity
    1
  4270. it is not the same cost own vs rent in many areas at home prices now. Do some research
    1
  4271. yes a hidden, insidious tax that feeds the wealthy while it buries the middle class and poor
    1
  4272. spoken like a true realtor
    1
  4273. same was said in 2007
    1
  4274.  @James9000  that may be true but try livng anywhere in California while earnng 20/hr for 40-55 hours per week. That is poverty wage and would lead to homelessness in California unless somebody like family comes to save you or you have a roommate or two in a studio garage apartment
    1
  4275. emergency fund savings
    1
  4276.  @Resmith18SR  LOL!
    1
  4277.  @sherwinlewis1038  care to elaborate?
    1
  4278.  @sherwinlewis1038  care to elaborate Sherwin?
    1
  4279. correctomundo!
    1
  4280. what is the magic word?
    1
  4281.  @billmoyer3254 … says the bubble price buyer
    1
  4282.  @rathelmmc3194  20-60% drops over next 4 years, very location dependent
    1
  4283.  @jeffyguns4263  Then you should go all in and buy more if you truly believe that FOMO. Put the money where your mouth is but home prices are already dropping there in San Antonio and Austin. Remember the Alamo!
    1
  4284. yeah but most of that city is a toilet
    1
  4285. was she drinking? maybe I missed that
    1
  4286. bingo!
    1
  4287. buy ammo
    1
  4288. the loan servicer will own it after default
    1
  4289. yup
    1
  4290. relocate to a more affordable locale
    1
  4291. you found some nuggets in alll that BS?
    1
  4292. F Disney
    1
  4293. 🤣
    1
  4294.  @elw6150  victim mentality
    1
  4295.  @brittlech  take your own advice
    1
  4296. ok so based on that observation, the economy is booming! great! now we can all go spend!
    1
  4297. C’mon man!
    1
  4298.  @jacinedelarosa6302  says the realtor.
    1
  4299.  @mkultravibes7763  just keep your head in the sand
    1
  4300. what is the wager and what are the odds?
    1
  4301. bingo
    1
  4302. yet you keep watching and trolling
    1
  4303. I did not know that the Vatican makes shoes. What difference does it make what color or construction materials?
    1
  4304.  @patpittman6294  YT censorship
    1
  4305. take your meds please
    1
  4306. kick rocks
    1
  4307. No
    1
  4308. and…
    1
  4309. CA prop 13 is on the chopping block
    1
  4310. 2024 like 2007, 2025 will likely resemble 2008
    1
  4311. that is his job responsibility
    1
  4312. Greenspan is a disgrace
    1
  4313. could you describe this “elephant in the room”?
    1
  4314. the perpetually poor
    1
  4315. … yet.
    1
  4316. the markets are constipated
    1
  4317. lol
    1
  4318. only a fool laughs at her own comment lol
    1
  4319. @ yep lol
    1
  4320. yep that and artificially low interest rates and wild housing market speculation
    1
  4321. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    1
  4322. we dont need those low rates that caused this housing price bubble
    1
  4323. BS
    1
  4324. CA prop 13 will soon be repealed
    1
  4325.  @gorkyd7912 … and make them pay it back with interest
    1
  4326. Mork from Ork
    1
  4327. The money printing and 0% intetest rates in response to the pandemic prevented a housing price correction 2020/2021.
    1
  4328. Miss Piggy 😂
    1
  4329. then go buy a home
    1
  4330. makes sense to me
    1
  4331. just keep your head in the sand abd you will be fine
    1
  4332. trite comment
    1
  4333. bonkers!
    1
  4334. PPP loans contributed massively to inflation
    1
  4335. lack of access if bank shuts down suddenly
    1
  4336. that wont even kick the can too far
    1
  4337. that comment adds no value, no facts
    1
  4338.  @resnonverba3351 yes that happened over and over in many states 2008-2011 and is going to soon start happening again
    1
  4339. the sheeple believe the MSM, then they make ignorant comments because they do not like the facts so they direct anger towards the messenger
    1
  4340.  @caseyp3447 clearly
    1
  4341. bingo!
    1
  4342. F that noise
    1
  4343. keep laughing when you are on the unemployment rolls and your house foreclosed troll
    1
  4344. yup
    1
  4345. send those buns back to Phoenix and Vegas
    1
  4346. she must have cashed out every few months for past year and left a bit of sacrificial decoy investments
    1
  4347. yup!
    1
  4348. grow up
    1
  4349.  @Devast8r34 along with Greenspan
    1
  4350. not
    1
  4351. they are defrauding people
    1
  4352. never let a crisis go to waste
    1
  4353. nope
    1
  4354. they have no idea
    1
  4355.  @Randy-tu6sd  cannot rent for more than local market is willing and able to pay. You are pushing a false narrative
    1
  4356.  @scottpollan6364  those are the soon to be bag-holders
    1
  4357. .. yet.
    1
  4358. … yet.
    1
  4359.  @NashvillePastaman  yep highly unlikely
    1
  4360.  @queserasera1674  I also think so
    1
  4361. what are you smoking?
    1
  4362. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    1
  4363. 🎉
    1
  4364. renters dont pay property tax
    1
  4365. dumb mantra
    1
  4366. just like sheeple were in 2007
    1
  4367. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    1
  4368.  @nathanm2891  while all true the inflation that was caused by the government response to Covid must be allowed to unwind and has no alternative but to deflate whether you like it or not chicken little
    1
  4369.  @bigmike9433 oh sure it will lol
    1
  4370. rates were too low for too long. That is what caused this housing price bubble and affordability problem. The current rates are not high, they are normal. Rates should rise and prices need to drop drastically, and slowly they will
    1
  4371. go somewhere else
    1
  4372. not going up much longer then going DOWN
    1
  4373. There is a solution but the politicians and the wealthy dont want it
    1
  4374. same as 2007
    1
  4375. it all goes to politicians and corporations
    1
  4376.  @operasinger2126  Those types always do
    1
  4377. hurry up and buy
    1
  4378. the government will pay JP Morgan to absorb those small banks so they fail due to their failed loans and we pay for it
    1
  4379. Average seller needs to lower the asking price to compete. This is simple math.
    1
  4380. yup
    1
  4381. same as what?
    1
  4382. NOT TRUE. I just looked for SFR for sale in Sacramento and there are numerous 3/2/2 with decent yards for 400k to 500k and some been on market for several months.
    1
  4383. Rockford aint Chicagoland you know
    1
  4384. goin down soon enough
    1
  4385. by your logic all the economy needs is endless helicopter money?
    1
  4386.  @justindavis9938 goofball talk
    1
  4387.  @FrancoM7747 ”dreaming” is not a strategy dreamer Franco
    1
  4388. high wage labor keeps mfg from US
    1
  4389. yup!
    1
  4390. just keep your head in sand and you will be fine
    1
  4391. because the sheeple believe what they want to believe and they disregard the rest
    1
  4392. housing market corrections play out for years
    1
  4393. yup.
    1
  4394. marry a successful man
    1
  4395. modern version of 1968 DNC protests on Michigan Ave and Grant Park
    1
  4396. um not
    1
  4397. nope not that simple
    1
  4398. were you also saying that in 2008-2010 or were you not yet a bill-paying adult?
    1
  4399. yes correct and the time to buy is NOT now or within past 3 years at bubble prices
    1
  4400. yet you keep watching, genxtechgirl
    1
  4401. he is corrupt and was exposed for accepting high value gifts. He probably does plenty of insider trading as well
    1
  4402. @ Yes I was a fan of his back then but the entitlement and normalization of his corruption is egregious IMO
    1
  4403. more like trolling 101 there MarioAndres
    1
  4404. yup
    1
  4405. rate cut unlikely unless economy crashing
    1
  4406. they always do
    1
  4407. yup but that beats driving blind
    1
  4408.  @guyfrom8659  yep I am leaving
    1
  4409. OK
    1
  4410. he is a liar tho
    1
  4411.  @patrickm6012 you first
    1
  4412. drain the swamp
    1
  4413. walking through affordable neighborhoods is risking robbery and can be dangerous
    1
  4414. not sustainable
    1
  4415. just keep your head in the sand and you will be fine
    1
  4416.  @Traveling-boomer  the modern day breadline is an EBT card so you wont see a breadline. Credit card debt snd delinquency is at all time highs. Layoffs are skyrocketing. What do you think happens next? Remember when this was pkaying out last time in late 2007?
    1
  4417. too risky!
    1
  4418. yet
    1
  4419.  @deerhunter7482  why?
    1
  4420. “I’m Dan and I’ve got a good one for ya”
    1
  4421. Come on man!
    1
  4422. lol
    1
  4423. you first
    1
  4424. and the wipers danced on
    1
  4425.  @carolflann2927 do you know anyone who lives in Mexico? I do. Cars and fuel cost the same or more than in California. Rents are low but the conditions are not good. Food may be half of cost in US but typical line worker wages are less than 1/10 of California minimum wage.
    1
  4426. so you chose Van-Life or?
    1
  4427. yep same as GFC
    1
  4428. I agree with everything you said!
    1
  4429. that makes no mathematical sense
    1
  4430.  @thedesicoder6391 BS
    1
  4431.  @degenviking6068 lol yup
    1
  4432. FACTS!
    1
  4433. what company? Meritor?
    1
  4434. sure
    1
  4435. just keep your head in sand and you will be fine
    1
  4436. renters insurance is often not mandatory and is only 100-200 per year
    1
  4437. try finding one now for 10% of your income
    1
  4438. yet you keep listening
    1
  4439. who cares what is your preferred pronoun?
    1
  4440. bingo!
    1
  4441. both of those last sentences are playing out now in many areas of the South and West
    1
  4442. you first
    1
  4443.  @dancox3251 bingo!
    1
  4444. HEY is for horses and sometimes for cows. Pigs dont eat it, because they dont know hows.
    1
  4445. the areas that had massive price appreciation over past 3 years will also have massive price deflation over next 3-5 years
    1
  4446. cannot wait
    1
  4447. yet
    1
  4448. yup
    1
  4449. seems too complicated
    1
  4450. I love duck
    1
  4451. KH
    1
  4452. she had the most advanced treatments and tools: the CGM to monitor glucose levels and alarm when out of range as well as an insulin pump for insulin delivery without the need for any injections. Even with these effective treatments and tools readily available, the concern and motivation was sadly missing.
    1
  4453.  @JasRoss  yup this is what these FOMO folks never grasp because they did not experience this last time 2008-2012
    1
  4454. they missed the chance during plandemic
    1
  4455. no tip
    1
  4456. yup
    1
  4457.  @sailorforlifebestti3366  both in the South
    1
  4458.  @sailorforlifebestti3366  both in the Sun Belt
    1
  4459. wow what a bunch of crap!
    1
  4460. yup
    1
  4461. or rent in a safer area
    1
  4462. yes!!
    1
  4463. Nice!
    1
  4464. you must be from another planet
    1
  4465. F that noise. I can rent for less in Cali
    1
  4466. … and you keep watching troll
    1
  4467. the illegal crossers will head back home when the recession causes mass layoffs. Same happened 2008-2012 so this narrative of immigration propping up bubble prices was proven wrong then and will be wrong again
    1
  4468. keep dreaming realtor
    1
  4469. they always do
    1
  4470. AI will exacerbate this
    1
  4471.  @billschillerstrom583 drink some more kool-aid and keep your head in sand buddy
    1
  4472. uniparty
    1
  4473. nope
    1
  4474.  @therinwhitten  technically correct
    1
  4475. good start
    1
  4476. yup
    1
  4477. absolutely BONKERS!
    1
  4478. yup bailouts incoming
    1
  4479. yes guest is clearly biased. Is this guest buying houses at these prices?
    1
  4480.  @NGC6144 buy a new car and get cheated
    1
  4481. yup
    1
  4482. they have not cut rates … yet
    1
  4483. who is that?
    1
  4484. those who need to sell due to life event but owe more than the home is worth will care
    1
  4485.  @Lampropeltis  if so the manufacturer and possibly the mechanic will be sued
    1
  4486. no the investors will strategically default rather than lose money each month
    1
  4487. if voting mattered, the government would not allow us to do it
    1
  4488.  @jerryinmon2731  my apologies that I am not as optimistic in the fairness or accuracy of the counts
    1
  4489. yet
    1
  4490. trite
    1
  4491.  @alfonsoalfonso5254  California law limits home rental increases to 10% per year.
    1
  4492.  @SauliusKAY  yet you keep watching
    1
  4493. sarcasm alert
    1
  4494. That is what is just starting to happen AGAIN!!! Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it, Linda!!!
    1
  4495.  @lindaSmith6588  oh sure Linda. You are clearly a realtor or bought a home in past 2 years
    1
  4496.  @Nmdixon-cu7vm same here
    1
  4497.  @wasidanatsali6374  Exactly! I am not going to pay some “professional” to screw up my vehicle or home. If anybody is gonna screw up my stuff I prefer it be me
    1
  4498. Most likely yes the Ukrainians using our tax payments to invest in our assets
    1
  4499. and we all gotta duck
    1
  4500. Very few good jobs there. Rents and housing prices wil correct downward soon enough.
    1
  4501. like a travel trailer or a van
    1
  4502. Yup!
    1
  4503. Rug-pull incoming
    1
  4504. A-holes both foreign and domestic
    1
  4505. it is only beginning
    1
  4506. it went down HARD last time also
    1
  4507. yup Hoovervilles again
    1
  4508. absurd
    1
  4509. lol yep
    1
  4510. you must be from another planet
    1
  4511. request a short-sale agreement from the lender if need to sell for less than the mortgage balance. You likely were not around in 2008-2012 when this was common in many states
    1
  4512. Gaza
    1
  4513.  @elyukinator2015  really!?
    1
  4514. yeah but it is the Rust Belt Ohio
    1
  4515. of course he said that to stroke your ego
    1
  4516. haha we are in an alternate reality where most are tarded sheeple
    1
  4517. and Texas outrageous property taxes
    1
  4518.  @danielstarr8957  other favorable alternatives: Missouri, Arkansas, New Mexico
    1
  4519. that is irrelevant unless yoi know of a time machine to go back and buy at that price
    1
  4520. ridiculous mantra
    1
  4521. good idea
    1
  4522. yup
    1
  4523. the words said are not esoteric RE industry jargon but if you are interested in home ownership you should learn the common nomenclature
    1
  4524.  @dinahgranafei2381  yup
    1
  4525.  @jasongadbois4338  nobody cares about that difference
    1
  4526. “everyone you know” are sheeple IMO
    1
  4527.  @saulruiz9467  where?
    1
  4528.  @crimson.source  go ahead and buy. just risk holding the bag
    1
  4529.  @DIVISIONINCISION  agreed!
    1
  4530.  @leoramirez3146 FJB
    1
  4531. Disney is for children
    1
  4532. what is your point?
    1
  4533. 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.
    1
  4534. not in Harvey or Markham
    1
  4535.  @rokyericksonroks  FACTS!
    1
  4536. bingo
    1
  4537. that wont work
    1
  4538.  @tachikaze222  that is what caused these asset bubbles and inflation
    1
  4539.  @tachikaze222  yes and artificially low interest rates and government-backed loans
    1
  4540.  @ebutuoy5088 you still on Fantasy Island
    1
  4541. bingo!
    1
  4542. gimme stimmy! lol
    1
  4543. history may not repeat but it rhymes
    1
  4544. you first
    1
  4545. whaa?
    1
  4546. too funny JohnniFly!
    1
  4547.  @gabrielgarces3378  … yet.
    1
  4548. YUP!
    1
  4549. Who cares what some moron named Klaus Schwab said?
    1
  4550. the way to go discharged in the desert
    1
  4551. that is how the downward spiral starts
    1
  4552. so why are you here watching his videos? You clearly admit you continue to watch his videos while you simultaneously criticise his theme and entire format
    1
  4553. too much debt
    1
  4554.  @joeswanson733  FACTS!
    1
  4555.  @alexandracasu The rattle is about to get taken away from them
    1
  4556. trite comment parrot
    1
  4557. 😂
    1
  4558. same!
    1
  4559. go ahead and buy if you believe that. Just go all in and invest in housing!
    1
  4560. grow up
    1
  4561. that is the real mission statement of any insurance company
    1
  4562. ok bye
    1
  4563. wrong channel
    1
  4564.  @armandoaldaco  NO
    1
  4565.  @Jamesfoleyjr Venezuelan newcomers
    1
  4566. yup
    1
  4567. yup
    1
  4568. yes the tip of the iceberg
    1
  4569. they last long enough to outlast us, comrade
    1
  4570.  @StuggleIsSurreal  China
    1
  4571.  @StuggleIsSurreal  Yes I said it will outlast us. You think you will still be around when the PRC falls?
    1
  4572. you are
    1
  4573. Stop watching and putting your idiotic comments!
    1
  4574.  @mariemelendez917  stop putting foolish comments!
    1
  4575. seems not
    1
  4576. … YET!!!!!
    1
  4577.  @bradleyw3771  may soon be rentals for the newcomers
    1
  4578. doubtful but if so will not help prop up house prices short term
    1
  4579. cancel the nerd-bird
    1
  4580.  @hvaball150 says the simple-minded bubble price buyer
    1
  4581.  @douglashughes2331  great!
    1
  4582. yup
    1
  4583. where?
    1
  4584. we all gotta duck when it hits the fan
    1
  4585. people were saying same 2006-2007
    1
  4586. Big banking and Wall Street
    1
  4587. patience will be rewarded
    1
  4588. yet you keep watching and whining. Why stay in Bay Area if you cant buy the home you want at those absurd prices?
    1
  4589. doubtful. Clearly you were not a bill-paying adult during last US housing bubble 2002-2007
    1
  4590.  @promx96  they are fools
    1
  4591. yup
    1
  4592. prison time
    1
  4593. have a strategy instead of “hating to work”
    1
  4594. just keep your head in the sand
    1
  4595. massive housing inventory incoming
    1
  4596.  @spyrock247 not true
    1
  4597. clearly
    1
  4598.  @Resmith18SR  YUP! Rust Belt sux!!
    1
  4599.  @Joce123 Van-life in Walmart parking lots, interstate highway rest areas, city/county parks, state parks, public streets in industrial areas, etc
    1
  4600. sheesh
    1
  4601. sometimes works that way but not at the tail end of a bubble in a recession. You may have been to young to see that play out 2008-2012
    1
  4602. trite
    1
  4603. tip of the iceberg
    1
  4604. Downtown Reno is all GOOONNE!
    1
  4605. Come on man!
    1
  4606. in most parts if the Western US, monthly rental cost is less than 50% of what the monthly expense is for an equivalent home purchased in 2023-2024
    1
  4607. Oakland is BAD NEWS!
    1
  4608. and zero renters
    1
  4609.  @I_SuperHiro_I  then go buy if you do not want to rent an equivalent home for half of what the mortgage would cost
    1
  4610. until those other countries stop buying dollars
    1
  4611. why do you keep watching if you disagree so fervently?
    1
  4612. soon to be bag-holders
    1
  4613. bingo
    1
  4614. oh sure chicken little
    1
  4615. and a bad recession just now getting its boots on
    1
  4616. Remember the Alamo!
    1
  4617. oh yeah sure
    1
  4618. yup
    1
  4619. so are you
    1
  4620. that is not the consensus. We need lower prices.
    1
  4621. keep telling yourself that
    1
  4622. sure, Zillow says so
    1
  4623. yup
    1
  4624. I like Rock Auto but been burned with cheap crap or name-brand factory defects
    1
  4625. would go bankrupt before that
    1
  4626. hate crime
    1
  4627.  @LinuxLogic1997  depends on definition of “cheap” but yes rent id likely much less than monthly expenses if purchased equivalent home at these inflated bubble prices
    1
  4628.  @stevenrobinson2381  lol
    1
  4629.  @ruftime  you are sorry
    1
  4630.  @rosebleue983  26 Oct 2025
    1
  4631. Bidenomics
    1
  4632.  @bobbarnum6322  bail-outs
    1
  4633. .. you keep watching and trolling tho
    1
  4634. so dont watch. simple
    1
  4635. 🎉
    1
  4636.  @marcelorubin1959  just keep you head in the sand and you will be just fine
    1