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Steve Saxton
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Приєднався 2 бер 2007
Welcome to Your Ultimate Utah Guide!
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Thinking about making Utah your new home? You've come to the right place! Our channel is dedicated to all things Utah-from the ins and outs of the homebuying process to exploring the state's hidden gems and vibrant communities.
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Expert Advice on Utah Living.
Insights into Utah Life: Discover the best neighborhoods, schools, and amenities that suit your lifestyle.
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Exploration of Utah's Wonders: Experience the breathtaking landscapes, outdoor adventures, and cultural hotspots that make Utah unique.
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Steven R Saxton - Mortgage Professional - NMLS # 69154
Christian Roberts Mortgage - NMLS # 3138
Text "Utah" to chat with me personally
801.897.4360
Shoot me an email - S.Saxton@crmtg.net
Thinking about making Utah your new home? You've come to the right place! Our channel is dedicated to all things Utah-from the ins and outs of the homebuying process to exploring the state's hidden gems and vibrant communities.
We provide:
Expert Advice on Utah Living.
Insights into Utah Life: Discover the best neighborhoods, schools, and amenities that suit your lifestyle.
Community Support: Join our network of locals and newcomers who are here to support your transition every step of the way.
Exploration of Utah's Wonders: Experience the breathtaking landscapes, outdoor adventures, and cultural hotspots that make Utah unique.
Subscribe now and become part of a community dedicated to helping you make Utah feel like home.
Steven R Saxton - Mortgage Professional - NMLS # 69154
Christian Roberts Mortgage - NMLS # 3138
Why Everyone is Moving to Utah: Top Reasons to Relocate and What Makes It Amazing
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Whether you’re considering relocating or just curious about what makes Utah so special, this video will give you the inside scoop. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more tips on moving to Utah and exploring everything this amazing state has to offer!
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Discover:
✅ The best cities and neighborhoods in Utah
✅ Outdoor activities and iconic destinations like Zion National Park and Park City
✅ Utah's booming economy and job opportunities
✅ What makes Utah a great place to live and raise a family
Whether you’re considering relocating or just curious about what makes Utah so special, this video will give you the inside scoop. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more tips on moving to Utah and exploring everything this amazing state has to offer!
Keywords:
moving to Utah, living in Utah, why move to Utah, Utah lifestyle, Utah real estate, relocating to Utah, Utah outdoor adventures, Utah economy, top places to live in Utah, Utah migration trends
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who the fuck has $200 month insurance on $1m home.
Thank you
I think this nation is dying because of these three
You gotta respect the Japanese ethics
$2900 ANNUALLY?! WTF are you 'mortgaging' a garden shed next to a train track?
Junkies and drunks are worthless. And they will always be worthless.
We can only hope a Republican wins in November.
You ow the cc company the same as if it out of your debit card.... the dispute process is the same...
No you dont. Have you never had a credit card? You have a whole month before it comes out of your account. With a debit, you’re fucked! Whole reason I got a credit card in the first place was to protect against fraud.
@Dawood4 you obviously don't know what your talking about. The fair credit billing act of 1974 created the process to dispute charges. When you dispute a charge on your debit card you get a credit while the charge is being disputed by the time the dispute is done is when your credit card would be asking for payment. Credit is not safer than debit. You will have to pay sooner or layer. The confidence you have in something you have no understanding of is pretty unbelievable though.
Okay 😂
@@Jacob-rn You're silly 🤣. You will never find a professional opinion that says debit and credit offer the same level of consumer protection. This may be the law but in practicality it never works out this way. I've disputed things 3 times. Maybe you don't catch the charge right away meanwhile you're down 700 because some asshole stole your credit card and now your autopay scheduled for the next day doesnt work because the money is already taken from your account. It's pretty well known that credit card is the safer choice.
@Dawood4 same can be said for cc. Random charge now your credit card doesn't work because you're at your limit, or you get over limit fees just like you get over draft fees with a debit card. I would love to know why it is safer when the dispute system is the same and can take over 90 days to get resolved, with an instant credit to your account during the dispute, and you have the same amount of time to notice the charge and dispute it.
Wow $88,000 a month for average household income... I'm in the wrong business, how do I make over $1 million a year?
It’s the fact that I don’t get paid enough to live. My car is 22 years old. I live with my parents because I can’t afford anything else. I have no credit card debt to pay off. Working 40 hours a week plus overtime pays for my car insurance, gas, and a few hundred to my parents every month, not much else. I have eaten a pack of ramen noodles with an egg on top as my meal, once a day, for the past 5 days. That’s it. The fact that people are still so ignorant to the fact that people literally can’t afford to live baffles me.
I hear you. Very clearly. It is very difficult… when I was 22 I was exactly where you are at. No cap
4.3 hit
Seems expensive? You meant Seems cheap.
Toyota just doesn't need repairs.
It is a misconception that the Honda Accord is expensive to repair. In fact, it is a Honda, which is known for its reliability and affordability.
wow, this is very helpful!
Please show the charts from previous recessions for comparison
Are you waiting to purchase?
I agree, bad idea, however, one could argue the moment you use them as a collateral and get money from the lender, you should be on the hook for the 50% not the full amount. So if I purchased a stock for 10$/share and is now worth $100, my capital gain is $90, they could apply the 50% rule and use $45 as my “realized” capital gain even though I didn’t sell the stock but pledged it as a collateral. Just a thought.
They get a worse rate so that you pay PMI. This is such crap advice!
MI is removed when you recast. Cheers mate 😊
In the early 1990s, when I bought my first home in Miami, first mortgages often came with rates of 8 to 9% and 9% to 10%, which was quite common. It's important to consider that we may never return to 3% rates. If sellers are compelled to sell, home prices may need to decrease, leading to lower valuations. I believe many others share this line of thinking.
If anything, it'll get worse. Very soon, affordable housing will no longer be affordable. So anything anyone want to do, I will advise they do it now because the prices today will look like dips tomorrow. Until the Fed clamps down even further, I think we're going to see hysteria due to rampant inflation. You can't halfway rip the band-aid off.
Home prices will come down eventually, but for now; get your money (as much as you can) out of the housing market and get into the financial markets or gold. The new mortgage rates are crazy, add to that the recession and the fact that mortgage guidelines are getting more difficult. Home prices will need to fall by a minimum of 40% (more like 50%) before the market normalizes. If you are in cross roads or need sincere advise on the best moves to take now its best you seek an independent advisor who knows about the financial markets.
I’ve been worried sick about the current state of my portfolio, who is your advisor?
Melissa Elise Robinson is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
I just checked her out and I have sent her an email. I hope she gets back to me soon
um no the bear is doing just fine
I mean i understand what he's solving, but the reward to effort ratio is ridiculous. Bacon strips is fine, it's not THAT much of a problem. What's next, the perfect amount of pickle in each bite? Each bite doesn't need to be identical.
So what you’re saying is that in 1980 I could buy a house out right with the money in my bank account but today I can’t even qualify for a loan for that same house.
"household income" isn't a good measure. More women are working but boomers are retiring and there are more single parent households, a lot more than wage growth is involved.
See post about daycare costs and dual income households.
If you're gonna copy data at least double check your video
The houses back in the day sucked
Lol!!!!
They need to start building smaller homes for first time buyers.
I assume he meant 88,000 a year
Where's my 88k a month 😂
Not to mention HOA fees. Neighborhoods in my state are at about $300+ for hoa.
1986--husband made 45,000. We bought a house for 90,000 at 9.5%.
Vote Trump 2024
Ypi forgot to include the fact that houses have gone up in size significantly 😂. Not to mention the cost of building
Noted. 😊
Thanks for showing how absolutely fucked up we've allowed the system to get.
lol your welcome?
Haha - yeah. First he needs to stay awake for 5 minutes without drifting off without a teleprompter.
Don’t worry, a guy who never succeeded in ANYTHING is going to “fix” it all in 5 minutes, but it’s way too complicated to tell us the plan, we just have to trust him. But it’s a real simple fix, that we can’t hear any of. Cause it’s way too complicated to explain
How the hell did the Ford Bronco get on the list..it's junk
Where Toyota Sienna?
THIS SHOWS HOW CORRUPT THE DEEPSTATE SYSTEM IS! I AM SO GLAD WE ARE IN THE LAST DAYS OF THIS CABAL CORRUPT CRIMINAL SLAVE BASED SYSTEM! HALLELUJAH! GOD WINS! 👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥
This guy. 500k short of logic. Trolling?
Of course Johnnie investor was also homeless for 30 years.
And its not over 3.8 million its 3.557 million minus 25% capital gains if you live in canada which is 2.667 million at the end of 30 years. Most banks are only offering a 4% return. Which would only give you 1.1 million after 30 years after taxes. So it took 30 years for you to double your money through investment. And another 30 to accumulate 500,000 cash. In turn it took 60 years to make 1 million dollars. So awesome. Not.
Compound does not stay at 7% over 30 years
This video is stupid. I don’t think this guy knows what he’s talking about.
@poorswiss is absolutely right. What he doesn’t tell you is the homeowner started with 0$ but the investor to make an earning would have to come up with $500,000 cash on hand. Just be smart and pay off your mortgage as quick as possible.
I bed bronco falls off hard
The best resale vehicle is a second hand one. I bought a 17k miles 2009 f430 for £90k and sold it 3 years later as a 29k 2009 f430 for £90k
Lemme see all them bronco haters… Bronco Raptor owner right here 🙏🏼
I own one as well. I think being 1 on the list is a bit optimistic but… we can both hope!
@@Steve_Saxtonhaha true!
I doubt the Maverick will hold its value. But I could be wrong a lot of people want small size pick ups. I did expect the G wagon since it’s the few models that actually holds their value
Agreed on the Mav - The MB would shock me as well as a few others but we shall see…
To bad it was not something like 20 years, i bet it would be diesel, diesel, diesel, diesel, diesel, diesel, diesel, diesel, diesel, diesel. Because they live on for triple the miles.
Truth has been spoken
meanwhile in reality my tacoma can be resold for what i bought it for. 100% return
I believe it.....Leased a 2021 off-road. Lease ended. My buy out was $29k.....Bank said it booked at $41K - - sticker was $42,5 - I bought it