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60 days red 🚩 flags the federal government. You can pay cash if you leave out the middle men. Buy direct from seller.

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If something in life is un-natural then something will appear to rebalance the scales. In 2025, we will see property prices decline once expensive credit, loans, insurances, high food inflation and unemployment issues start to take effect. Normally happens 18-24 months after Fed's last interest rate hike in July 2023.

Let be real, home prices wont go down its just how fast they will grow.

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I’m in Ohio and the housing market here over the last 7-8 years is unlike anything I’ve ever seen. Homes that were bought for $130K in 2015 are now being sold for $590k. I’m talking about tiny, disgusting, poorly built 950 square foot shit boxes in quiet mediocre neighbourhoods. Then you’ve got Better, average sized homes in nicer neighbourhoods that were $300K+ 10 years ago selling for $750k+ now. Wild times.

Money $printer is powered by jet fuel causing hyperinflation so value of money is down and real estate up.

Supply and demand.

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Short and realistic answer: NEVER!

What goes up, must come down, every bubble bursts eventually

Economic collapse countdown.

No jobs no buyers to buy a house that is not worth a half $1 million taxes and insurance has gone sky high, eating away the cost of living the jig is up👀👀👀👀

House prices will come down when everyone’s mortgages come for renewal, and when new buyers can’t buy because they are priced out if the market. The latter is happening now.

Not American (I say this because far to many Americans think the globe has one country - the US - not 195). None the less, as a software developer some 22 months ago I developed a new version of realtor's current CRM system). The tool assists with how property transfers/purchases/sales go include the whole conveyance process such from the initial OTP to Final Registration steps are concerned, docs and such from the seller/purchaser perspective, attorneys (transferring, cancellation, bond/registering), banks, agent(s) involved (commission/comm splits), leads, deeds office, various property types, albeit sectional title / full title / etc... bottom-line, where I am from this it is far bigger of a crisis opposed to the USA. The lack purchasing power more often than not results in bank owned properties being repossessed since people selling are unable to pay their monthly mortgages due to cost of survival (not even cost of living) / job loss as result of companies shutting down, retrenchments (or layoffs as you have it). I am talking simply talking about average, low paying jobs that requires simply skills/experience (those you refer to as 'blue-collar' workers) but people who work in professions often requiring at least a Bachelor's Degree (it medical professionals, lawyers, engineers, architects, etc.) -- or as you say 'white-collar' workers. I am not sure how private property and realty works in USA but see here is the thing, many in the USA do not want to work, yet there are quite a number of jobs (in fact, this was really bad -the period - follow the covid pandemic that business owners begged people to work/return to work). Here it is the inverse, where people want to work (I mean people who have not just a Bachelors Degree but several, some like myself having a Master's Degree) who simply cannot since the number of people unemployed out numbers the business offering jobs, and if you are white you do not GET to be part of the job market (Employment Equity Laws) but need to work for themselves and given how high unemployment is, this is a problem. Though I never get replies on comments, be it because YT filters it out or the UA-camr will simply not respond even if you watched their video liked it and commented. I can understand that it is not possible to respond to 100's of comments insofar as those who have over 100k subscribers but not smaller channels. I provide detail oriented, context relevant commentary not just a single line of text.

People are hanging on to their houses because of interest rates.

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Maybe a look at the 100 year history of housing prices will better answer that question.

If there's no buyers , no jobs, people starving , prices will come down

Wow an agent that even admits home prices do go up and down! ❤

I would not pay a dime for an American house or American real estate. By US law, you are not allowed to own real estate in this country. It all belongs to the county government. The entire real estate industry is a scam and a trap. Everyone that has a future is leaving this country.

The old saying goes "you can wait to buy real estate or you can buy real estate and wait"!

This video was hugely helpful to me! I am a current renter and soon will be a first-time home buyer. I was unsure of when to make an offer on a house to minimize paying both my lease and mortgage at the same time. This video answered many of my questions and eased some of my anxieties. Thank you for the easy-to-understand explanation!

How does this look after a few years? Did you recommend any sanding or sealing? Love this thanks!

Looks like a good product. My house is from 1974 so I’m trying to find something to lighten my dark wood trim without painting them, like a white wash or stain. Thanks for the video! I like your oak way better then the dark wood I have. 😀

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How to compete with multiple offers?? Not a time to buy.

Des Moines now has the biggest Mountain Dew X games skate park in America right along the river in the metro area I believe is where it’s at. If you look at DesMoines sky line it is more impressive compared to Columbus Ohio’s for example, and that sky line is cool looking from a paddle boat on grays lake. We spend a lot of time in Des Moines because there is always something to do there.

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Very good video. I've been advising clients to consider ARMs right now.

From California, I LOVE Iowa. The only cons I see are the brutal winters and mosquitoes but thats pretty much it. It's cheap, safe, fun (in my opinion), and my family lives there. I hope someday I can move to Iowa.

This is helpful, we will be shopping for our first home in about 8 months and I was devastated about the interest rate increases I have been seeing.

You can only date the rate if you have enough equity to refinance. Some of the hottest markets have preliminary data showing price drops.

If you predict something without a real timeline it’s eventually going to happen.

You are totally on point that painting cabinets is a lot of work! I am on week three now.

HOA and sharing walls:(

Yes, it's all about location! BTW, Harlem is not a desirable part of NYC 🤠

A native marylander (Baltimore), I retired 2 years ago and moved to western Iowa (100 miles west of DSM) to a small town, real estate is much more affordable and people are friendly. I love it here!But always remember, NO ONE MOVES TO THE MIDWEST FOR THE WEATHER. LOL 😆 25 beliw zero 😲 OMG

What is that painting, someone cleaning off their brush?

Nice content. I like it

I thought the "golden oak" would be too light for my stained wood. I got mahogany...I will test a spot, first, but I kind of think it will be okay.

I just got some. I think if you used #0000 (4 aught) steel wool, it might get rid of your steam mark.

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