Comments by "Rune of Svalbard" (@vladimirofsvalbard9477) on "MHFIN" channel.

  1. Housing crash isn't going to happen with a 0.3% foreclosure rate. I know people are hopeful, but if something breaks in the market and causes a recession; real-estate won't be leading it. If anything, it will be tech and auto leading it.
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  2. Housing bubble isn't going to pop with a 0.3% foreclosure rate. By what metrics are people thinking the real-estate market will collapse; I truly wonder. This seems more about hype and emotion than it is about economics. I know people don't like the higher prices, but that doesn't mean prices will come down. It simply means you're in a demographic that can't afford it, while there's another demographic that can.
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  3. Yeah right, Canadian government invoked a 25% tax on residents that live outside the country by 186+ days. Canadians aren't going to ditch their foreign investments.
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  4. I'm from Ohio! If there are any people relocating here, they are coming from places like New York and other places in new England. Migration to Ohio is still sparse, given that we are #9. But many Ohioans are moving to Florida and South Carolina.
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  5.  @stevenmarxs374  Bud, Trump appointed Jerome Powell. You know, the guy that set interest rates at 0% in 2020 and printed $8 Trillion for Congress?
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  6. That's pretty foolish advice tbh. Learn the metrics, don't go off of what other investors are doing.
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  7. This is just an ignorant fear mongering video. In order for there to be a housing crash, there needs to be a massive increase in inventory. The US currently has the lowest foreclosure rate since 2004 of (0.25%). Foreclosures typically take 6-12 months to re-enter the market. Considering that it took some 3 years for the crash of 2008 to unfold, I find it highly unlikely to happen any time soon.
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  8. This guy needs to learn how supply and demand work. There can't be a crash or implosion if there is not a large number of inventory going back on the market via foreclosure. I'm not saying that can't happen, but there's no economic data that has put foreclosures anywhere near the 2008 level. Foreclosures are actually very few for the last two years.
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  9. Housing market isn't going to crash with a 0.3% foreclosure rate. Something will break in the market, but it won't be housing.
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  10. The $34 Trillion figure is largely irrelevant. The number you need to worry about is Total Interest NET. Some 15% of all Federal Revenue is going towards interest.
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  11. Yet the foreclosures are at 0.25%. The 2008 crisis took nearly 5 years to finally unfold due to rising foreclosure rates. This channel is garbage; there is no mortgage or real-estate meltdown.
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  12. The US will NEVER slide into a deflationary state; the Federal Reserve BY LAW can't allow it. They will perform QE and print money until we go into hyperinflation.
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  13. In order for there to be a housing market crash, there needs to be a considerable number of inventory to put back on the market; foreclosures and such. Unless millions of Americans lose their jobs and default on their mortgages; it's not going to happen. If there IS going to be a market crash, it won't be stemming from the housing market. It will most likely come from the agriculture, energy industries, or even retail in the event of a sanctions against China should they invade Taiwan.
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  14. There can't be a real-estate collapse without a bunch of homes going back on the market. It's simply NOT happening; quit fear mongering unintelligent people.
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  15. Real-estate isn't going down on a national scale. There are always regions and neighborhoods that may see corrections, but housing on the large part will not go down. Deflation in real-estate isn't going to happen with the debt crisis ramping up for the next decade.
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