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Thank you for the info! I really appreciate the input and sharing vital knowledge. Taxes have been a hot topic here lately.. 😂 Favorite BBQ or Sushi place?

@@movingtokcwithAric YW. Best BBQ is Arthur Bryant’s in the hood. Best Sushi is Sushi Mido all you can eat in Shawnee.

@gentrybrown2032 I’ve heard of Sushi Mido but have never been. Just looked it up and it looks amazing. Definitely going to try it next time I’m that way!

Best damn city!!! Thanks for the info! ❤

I knew the fountains and I’ve heard about Mickey Mouse. Subtropolis has been on my radar because we were supposed to do a 5k in there but I have yet to visit it.

Thank you! I sometimes wonder if the neighborhood drive is something people like/want.

It’s always a possibility but I think if Kansas was going to offer them something they couldn’t refuse then they wouldn’t even be negotiating where they are now. Kansas may not even want them in 7 years. Could be a whole different team by then. Lol

Looks like we get more time to negotiate what is best for Jackson county. 😊👍

We need growth in downtown. Vote yes!

Ya, its a tough one. I almost hope it doesn't pass this time so we can have more negotiations and have a proper vote down the road.

Hahaha! How often you shop in Jackson county?

@@movingtokcwithAricNot that often atm

You're welcome! If you have any questions I didn't answer just let me know!

Definitely not helping to make it less stressful LOL.

i’ll see what happens in July

Glad you liked it! I’ll cover those solds in OP for you too and let you know what I find. 😂

Hahahaha I think Myles came up with that. LOL

Thanks again!

It really is. It’s just not as crazy as it was in 2021. So many offers on a single listing. 😂

I wouldn’t hope for a crash, I don’t think that would benefit your average home owner. Investors would love it I’m sure! 😂 I would like to see the market cool a bit more and the appreciation to slow down and wages to catch up to inflation though. That would help create more opportunity for your average home buyer.

I just sold my home in Roeland park. Renting for a year in Westport then rebuying. Hoping it drops 20-30%. I want to rebuy a smaller house for less.

@@gentrybrown2032 I see. Back in 2008 when the market crashed home values dropped 19%. That crash was mainly due to unregulated lending. When people ask me why lenders need so much info I tell them it’s regulation so they know they can afford the home. Because of those regulations I seriously doubt we would see home values drop even close to what they did in 2008. So unless there is some sort of catastrophic event like a great depression I wouldn’t bet on them losing that much value. And if they did I’m sure a lot of people would not be in a position to purchase a home. As of right now they are projecting home values to go up 3 to 5% a year which is normal appreciation as opposed to 2021 where are the average appreciation was 18%.

Thank you so much, I really appreciate that! Glad you like my content. 👍

I will definitely try and squeeze those in as well! Let me know if there is anything else I can do or any questions I can answer!

I’d be more than happy to include Kearney! 😊👍

Thank you so much, I appreciate that a lot!

I appreciate that! It can be pretty confusing and a one time explanation may not be enough. This way people can have it on repeat lol.