Comments by "Josef" (@josefj1776) on "Michael Bordenaro" channel.

  1. So is that why the average home is on the market before sale is 17 days? And priced of sold homes are at record prices?
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  2. Same here rent is only increasing. For me it is one of my strongest retirement investments. Nothing is cheaper than a paid off home to live in.
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  3. The trades are so hard doctors cannot do them yet so high school dropouts thrive in them. LOL
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  4. Just remember 6 million people are hired every month.
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  5. As a millennial I am happy I bought a new home for $151K. My mother felt the same as you back in 1980. Things change.
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  6. If you lose a job get a new one easy.
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  7.  @sam20736  corporatism is part of capitalism. It is unregulated capitalism.
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  8. LOL DO YOU really think 33,000 is very bad foreclosure number and we should be worried?
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  9. The data and what you see says we are not.
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  10.  @jordanbatka033 what has been a nightmare?
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  11. When did we enter this so called depression? What is the cause?
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  12.  @michaelrains2268  no it is”in general” two quarters of negative growth there is no actual definition.
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  13. I am happy you agree with the government inflation numbers.
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  14. HOA a tenant will pay for.
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  15. No they are just getting a new job and staying.
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  16.  @MichaelBordenaro  we are not even in a recession yet.
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  17.  @fusiondensity3287  I remember in 2014 the fear mongers just like this video was calling for a 40% crash in housing.
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  18. Unemployment is extremely low remember 5-6 million are hired each month.
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  19. It has been that way for over 50 years. It is nothing new
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  20. That is very good for a good paying job.
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  21. Very much true our home is part of our three-leg retirement stool. Paying $4,000 a year for a home is far cheaper than any rent.
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  22. Nice myth
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  23.  @christinenelson1058  that is a nice myth.
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  24.  @mikem9612  their rent increases out passed my mortgage increases before the increase in inflation. Hell for a a few years we rented our house out for $1500 a month. That was $600 more than what Zillow said it would rent for. Rent goes up every year not the mortgage.
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  25.  @CarMaintenanceGuy  far safer here
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  26. And stores are opening by the hundreds.
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  27. As long as you enjoy your home great choice. Buying a home is one of the best investments in my opinion for retirement.
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  28.  @bilahn1198  most likely you were broke is because you rented below what you would buy. And sounds like you were a poor planner. And it takes about 40 minutes a week to cut the lawn. You should know when you rent you pay for the 1. Property tax. 2. Mortgage 3. Insurance 4. Repairs 5. The Property manager 6. The owners profit
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  29. It actually wasn’t uncommon for a mother to work part time.
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  30. They are building two bedroom retirement communities where you have to be older than 55 to live there.
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  31.  @myrtlemaude47  here the newer ones are $120K and $200 a year in GA.
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  32.  @colematthews7535  they were not buying that in the 1980’s they were not buying any homes as they had no money living with their mommy and daddies.
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  33.  @coleycole5344  they didn’t it was the forgotten generation that bought it the boomers were struggling to pay for expensive collage.
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  34. I won't have a mortgage that will save me a lot and we will only have one car so that will save a lot more as you won't be paying gas and insurance. The best way to fight inflation is to invest into the stock market.
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  35.  @1isaacgardner  cool mine have not.
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  36.  @1isaacgardner  I have lived in many states.
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  37. Wait a minute you all said it already collapsed.
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  38. America has it defined by one organization for 80 years. Nothing has changed. They look at the data.
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  39.  @Monipenny1000  there are companies that make money on such practices they will except 100 or more applications and if you apply to 9 places at $40 a pop that adds up very quickly. I know some people will take this money but if they fine a qualified application that accepts it they will refund the people that didn’t get checked out. Many more don’t do that. In many places it is hard to find a rental unit and people have been known to fight over them.
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  40.  @nonawolf7495  they should have saved for retirement.
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  41. Well the “experts” were calling for 10-20% correction
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  42. I have my states unemployment is below 2%. They are desperate for employees.
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  43.  @ArchMadman  if you don’t look for a job, how are you unemployed you’re not even trying. If I don’t buy a lottery ticket, do I actually have a good chance of winning the lottery? if you are not looking for a job, you have zero chance of getting a job and it’s very easy to get a job 5,000,000 to 6,000,000 people are hired.
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  44.  @momomama2510  so you don't like it when people retire the number working more than one job is over all still consistent just like part-time workers. Simple facts just like we have 5-6 million hired each month. Did you dig into the details? It doesn't look like you did.
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  45.  @momomama2510  HVAC
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  46.  @momomama2510  the number of part time workers are 27,000,000 and 6 years ago it was 27,000,000. And yes more people are working in their retirement years and even more are not working and they don't want to have a job. Did you even study these numbers?
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  47. The home I grew up in a Northern California only appreciated just over $30K in the last 30 years
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  48.  @kirkpalmer1709  I live in reality and it is great come and join us.
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  49.  @kirkpalmer1709  living in reality. Join us it is great.
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  50. @JacobSmith-xo8sm they just look at more than one.keep your mind closed.
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