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@@Someperson- lol it’s supposed to be like that. If you go to the beginning of the video you can pause it and read it. Thanks for watching 😅

Appreciate the support! Not at the moment we currently have someone we use but if anything ever changes I’ll reach out.

Thank you for watching! In most cases it will be based on your local market conditions. We have agents throughout the US if you’re needing assistance to confirm in your local market. I would be happy to connect you with someone, feel free to send us a email or on IG @buyandsellwithalexa 😀

You’re absolutely right about how some lenders and realtors in 2006 encouraged people to buy, and one of the key differences back then was that many people were being qualified without having to be financially stable. Lenders were allowing borrowers to state their income without verification, which contributed to the subprime lending crisis. Today’s market has more strict lending requirements, so while the environment is still competitive, it’s a different scenario. That said, if someone isn’t planning to stay in a home for at least 3-5 years, waiting might make more sense for them. When it comes to waiting for lower interest rates, I like to point out that even if rates drop, home prices may increase. If you wait for a 1-2% drop in interest rates but pay more for the home, your monthly payment could end up being the same, if not more. For example, let’s say you buy a $300,000 home now at a 7% interest rate vs. waiting a year for a 5% rate, but by then the home costs $350,000. The math shows you’d be paying roughly the same monthly amount in both cases, even though you waited. Ultimately, if someone doesn’t feel comfortable buying now and they’re not in it for the long-term, it may be better to pause. I always recommend people do what’s best for their financial situation-it’s about finding the right time for them, not the market. 😊

Definitely is 😅 unfortunately that’s the reason most don’t end up investing in real estate. Hopefully if you change your mind, you interview agents and ensure you hire somebody that is willing to explain all of this and take care of it for you.

We have a lot of clients who’ve relocated from CA. I’d love to answer any questions you might have, feel free to reach us via email or through IG @ buyandswllwithalexa 😀

I’m sorry I don’t believe I understand your question, please feel free to explain. Happy to answer any questions you have.

Sad how some people feel so bad about themselves that they feel the need to try to make others feel bad. I am thankful to be blessed and I hope you can also experience that in your life to bring you a smile. ☺️

@@Investwithalexa cupcake I'm an re industry vet.. before UA-cam existed, I screwed people over before the last crash, I've seen the movie... It's happening now again... I feel great I'm in the cannabis industry and will be back to flipping next fall, stop the sales pitch

Isn’t it interesting how a person can feel so low that they try to make others feel bad but in reality it’s only a reflection of what they truly feel about themselves ? Hope life gets better for you🍾

I love seeing comments like these, thank you for watching! Sending good vibes your way, I’m sure you’ll make it to your reunion!

I appreciate the support✨

Most of our viewers are buyers that are first time homeowners. Thank you for the feedback. I will make a video for more experienced folks.

Great question! On average, we are seeing similar trends across Texas, though it can vary by location. For instance, urban areas like Dallas, Houston, and Austin tend to experience more fluctuations in home prices and demand compared to more rural or suburban regions. In general, Texas continues to see steady growth in home values, but the rate of appreciation can differ based on factors such as local job growth, infrastructure projects, and housing inventory. Doing your due diligence and researching your specific area is essential to understanding the market. If you have more questions or would like a deeper dive into a particular city or region, let me know! I'd be happy to make a video covering them in more detail.

Most of our viewers are buyers that are first time homeowners. Thank you for the feedback. I will make a video for more experienced folks.

Great question! On average, we are seeing similar trends across Texas, though it can vary by location. For instance, urban areas like Dallas, Houston, and Austin tend to experience more fluctuations in home prices and demand compared to more rural or suburban regions. In general, Texas continues to see steady growth in home values, but the rate of appreciation can differ based on factors such as local job growth, infrastructure projects, and housing inventory. Doing your due diligence and researching your specific area is essential to understanding the market. If you have more questions or would like a deeper dive into a particular city or region, let me know! I'd be happy to make a video covering them in more detail.

I appreciate the feedback, I will definitely make a video around this! 😀

I’m glad to hear it helped please let us know if there’s any other topics that can be helpful for you!

Which is why I mentioned every Market is different. I have mentioned it’s very important for you to ensure you are speaking with an agent that is a trusted expert in the area. Never go based off just one video on UA-cam. I hope you find what you’re looking for.👍🏻

Thank you for the support✨

The video automatically zoomed in when posting on this platform, thanks for the feedback 👍🏻

Born and raised here and I’ve yet to experience flying roaches, fingers crossed I never do 🤞🏻😅

Hello! Yes we assist with selling and buying real estate in the entire USA area. Happy to help!

I do think you get what you pay for. Not all builders are the same but again, we all have different opinions. Anyplace you go to will always have its pros and cons. “We can complain because rose bushes have thorns, or rejoice because thorns have roses.” - Alphonse Karr

​@@Investwithalexa stop lying to urself el paso garbage.there is innovation in El paso and the houses are a joke especially with that open border.

You’re very welcome! Glad you found the video helpful ✨

Yup! Definitely not for everyone, we’ve seen some homes sit for 2+ years sometimes before selling. Although I personally enjoy the rad look, I don’t think having my 2 kiddos living there would be my idea of relaxing. 😅

@@JavierSalcido-k8p El Paso isn’t for everyone, great thing is you have the entire world to chose from 😀

@@Investwithalexa i would live there now that I’m getting older. Because I don’t do much anyways. Being that there’s nothing you can do do that is fun or interesting in El Paso. When I was younger living there Boring all the time.

I totally hear where you’re coming from, and I understand why the cost of living and traffic are big factors when comparing cities. But it’s important to remember that El Paso and LA are very different in terms of overall lifestyle and costs. For example, while groceries might seem similar in price compared to LA, the high housing costs, taxes, and other living expenses can quickly outweigh any savings on food. Here in El Paso, the cost of owning a home and basic utilities is much more manageable for most people. I do want to point out, from personal experience and traveling to LA frequently I do believe groceries and basic activities are a lot more expensive but once again that’s my own personal experience. As for traffic, LA is notorious for its hours-long commutes, especially during rush hour. While El Paso can have its moments of congestion, it’s nowhere near the level of traffic gridlock seen in LA on a daily basis. Ultimately, we’re fortunate that we get to choose where we want to live based on what’s important to us. Both cities have their pros and cons, but it’s all about what suits your personal lifestyle. Wishing you the best in finding what works for you!

@@TheHounddog2343 you will never have that kind of money here That's a pipe dream

@@svtmach148 This lady is selling to the wealthy. Not the rest of us. Property taxes on houses in any county in Texas have gone up exponentially since beginning of 2021. Why? To feed and house all of the illegals crossing into the United States. Rent went up also by 60%. So, I had to move in with my brother in AZ. I am paying a fraction of the rent that I was going to pay after rent went up.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts and concerns. I completely understand your frustration with taxes and the cost of living. It’s true, taxes are a burden, and no one enjoys paying them. However, when you compare the cost of living in El Paso to other major cities, it is more affordable in many ways. In fact, you don’t necessarily need to make $100k to afford a home here. With a low debt-to-income (DTI) ratio, many people qualify with an income of $50k-$60k. Renting, while an option, has its limitations - you're paying for a place you’ll never own, and rent can increase unpredictably. Buying a home isn’t ideal for everyone, but for those who are able, it can provide long-term financial stability. I work with clients across the financial spectrum, and I’ve learned that perspective plays a huge role. Focusing on personal growth and financial education has helped many of my clients create more income, but I understand that not everyone may see it this way. In the end, it’s about what works best for your individual situation. I wish you the best on your journey, regardless of the path you choose!

There’s a few banks we can do a HELOC with, let us know if you’d like to schedule a zoom call. I would be happy to walk you through some options 🏡

I hear you definitely not as many attractions or events but if you think about the amount of money you’d save with the cost of living , you can always travel out there with the extra money your saving 😅 At least that’s what I’ve found helpful so far!

I highly suggest doing more research about the “worst cities in the U.S.” El Paso isn’t amongst them. Even a place as beautiful as FL is rates one of the most dangerous cities in the U.S. Again perspective and more research goes a long way. Thank you for watching, have a great day ✨

Before you call out any city the worst you may want to move to Memphis. Life is reflection upon yourself. I love ELPASO and proud of my city!❤❤

There’s different price points for everyone’s budget, especially compared to other major cities In Texas.

Not everyone’s cup of tea and that’s okay ☺️

@@Investwithalexa no, El Paso is great but paying 400k when the average massive beautiful home is under 200k makes your video hilarious. Good luck though, anyone who falls for that deserves the expensive lesson

We currently have 2 super chargers in town, however most tesla owners buy the home charger, definitely comes in handy.

@@Investwithalexa wow that's kinda too little but I saw them on the map, I guess if I move I have to live near that haha.