Comments by "Cyrus M" (@cyrusm3391) on "Surprise SURGE in Homes for Sale (especially in CALIFORNIA)" video.

Dude, it's near the summer, of course home sales increased its the season! But it doesn't mean it's the "areas that will experience the crash first" - Southern California here. Prices are still high, demands are still high.
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@AR-me9jy If you are in the high six fig salary, then you shouldn't have a problem buying. I have plenty of friends that are within that scale of figures and all have bought a home easily. Plus the more taxes from property and interests you pay, the higher you get back in tax returns (within a max threshold). Stop the 🧢!
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@AnonYmous-vm5ls You are so wishing for a crash, you would love to see that misery just to say "I told you so" or continue on gaslighting others. It's a misery because families and elders will lose homes. That's pretty pathetic way of wanting to have a dog in a fight in this housing market, which you'll end up racing with the other 30 bidders that didn't win either and were waiting on the sidelines as you are doing now. Idk where you live, here in SoCal, rising rates have not put a dent in pricing nor demands. Major companies have increased their minimum wage salary and investors are motivated in securing real estate due to the fact that it will always grow, even if it takes a dip. Those who received stimulus had to reconcile that through filed taxes and federal (and banks) programs are now in place to assist those where were in forbearance to keep their homes now that forbearance has ended. Look up the national foreclosure data and you will see that it hardly contributes to the most important issue: extremely low inventory. Especially in metropolitan areas where residence have increased in the last generation.
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