@@Poopaduke112 Aye in fact historically, owning real estate is one of the more stable means of building wealth. If you have a ton of liquid capital, buy land when its cheap. Granted predicting city growth trends and how the local housing market will behave is tricky.
Hahah south parks never fails, how they keep it fresh and actually funny for this long is so impressive. Don’t know any other show that pulls it off this well.
@@johnwiesner9590 correction: which is the case in most cities around the entire world. Rich folks aren't loyal to any color, whether it be the entire rainbow all at once, or the color brown, or the color red or blue. They don't give a flying fuck
That hot dog now has fun activities around it, like a slide, putt putt course, zipline, and a mermaid throttle. Eric was complaining when he had to leave the hot dog and move back to his old house.
@@emilioaymat5651 well, being realistic, if they don't sell they don't make money, and if they don't make money then they can't pay for the bills. Plus, when you are selling your house, you want the seller to do their best job.
@@elmodelo101 True, but they take about 6% of the sale price as commission. Selling a $1M house would make them $60k, more than the median annual salary of someone in America, so they could live comfortably selling just one house a year. Car salesman are similar, vehicles they bought for $3k are listed for $18k, so they only have to sell 2-3 a year to stay afloat.
Not too far away from the truth. I live out in the country, homes sold for around $170k in 2018 now that the city people are starting to move in during the pandemic. Now homes go for around $800k. I live near Seattle
Meanwhile most private listings are 10-30 potato resolution photos that are either slanted, zoomed in way too far, upside down, or have a finger in them
I was looking for a house a while back and asked the realtor for some pictures. She sent me a bunch of like glamour shot pictures of herself. I wanted pictures of the house. I just didn't know what to say. I had to find another realtor.
Many of you here will not believe the following statement, but I invented the concept of selling homes via video as a high school student in 1983. I had access to the first VHS camera system delivered to our high school. I had a flash of brilliance to video all the features of homes being sold in the area, so that buyers could tour them via video at the real estate office. I contacted one of the local real estate companies and they really liked the idea. So the agents would drive me from house to house, as I did not have a driver's license. And I always used a tri-pod for every shot and did all in camera editing, as there was no way to edit video at that time. I charged $20.00 a house.
Just $3.5million It’s market rate where I live!! You’d need to increase the price if you want the lone chair! Act now and bid above asking just to get buyer to hear your offer!! FOMO to the max!!!
The only thing missing was the silly wide angle lens photos that make the tiniest room look huge. Then again, I'm not sure how they'd pull it off in a 2D cartoon.
Walking into a realty office like that is like Luke Skywalker and Ben Kanobie walking into the bar in Star Wars “You Will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy.” One hand on the saber…
Just $3.5million It’s market rate where I live!! You’d need to increase the price if you want the lone chair! Act now and bid above asking just to get buyer to hear your offer!! FOMO to the max!!!
That “realtor lean” pose lmfao
I love that they got that stupid arms crossed lean that they all pose in on their cards/signs.
that typical lean, haha
I'm a REALTOR and have to try that lean - in. After I get my teeth whitened again.
@@erikcornelison6985 gross
Cartman's mom should do that too.
As someone who makes his living making videos just like those, this is dead on. The music kills me.
Oh dude i fucking hate music like that, specifically because it’s used in videos like those XDD
Lies again? Acura Mecca MRT MTE
Reminds me of sodosopa
@@spartan2451 totally!! 😂
I wish I'd written the song; the royalties would make me rich. The same music is used in real estate videos here in New Zealand.
Real Estate becoming an investment instead of a home is one if the worst things to happen to the world.
dont worry, Bitcoin fixes this!
It has always been an investment, that never changed
@@Poopaduke112 Aye in fact historically, owning real estate is one of the more stable means of building wealth. If you have a ton of liquid capital, buy land when its cheap. Granted predicting city growth trends and how the local housing market will behave is tricky.
@@Klaaism You have a Western view of things. In many parts of the world, it was not like that.
@@VideoDotGoogleDotCom Our western views are what gave you UA-cam, and the device you are using to comment with.
Hahah south parks never fails, how they keep it fresh and actually funny for this long is so impressive. Don’t know any other show that pulls it off this well.
0:41 The chair 😂
🪑 😂
Classic 😂
"3.5 million" for a $500,000 house. LOL that's perfect.
More like $200-$300k
500k house? Located in south park? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
In general houses are real expensive in Colorado, which is the case in most blue states.
@@johnwiesner9590 correction: which is the case in most cities around the entire world. Rich folks aren't loyal to any color, whether it be the entire rainbow all at once, or the color brown, or the color red or blue. They don't give a flying fuck
Out in the actual country that house is 200k max, and that’s incredibly expensive for most people that live out there.
As a real estate videographer, this makes me happy.
Honestly, Cartman is pretty good at advertising, he could easily go into marketing and sell probably anything.
This video provides a great overview of the current state of the real estate market, thanks for keeping us informed.
😂 "Mala Vista Dr" ..."bad view drive"
Honestly.. Austin right now puts this to shame... that hot dog would have condos on top of it
When they're built on top of a hot dog, they're called condoments.
That's a million dollar idea! People looking to move to Austin will eat that up.
@@Catherinzsl Or condoms lol
That hot dog now has fun activities around it, like a slide, putt putt course, zipline, and a mermaid throttle. Eric was complaining when he had to leave the hot dog and move back to his old house.
If I wasn't laughing I'd be crying. Been working full times for years and still homeless. Thank you California real estate agents
"200 square feet of pure luxury."
It sounds like he's describing the interior of a Range Rover.
I’m up past my bedtime
pues muy bien chaval
what the fuck
go to bed old man
It’s 4:04am. Same.
Me too
Funny how they all posed like their photo around that guy.
What`s equally funny is that,is that IS how those repulsive realty people act. They`ll do anything for a sell.
@@emilioaymat5651 well, being realistic, if they don't sell they don't make money, and if they don't make money then they can't pay for the bills.
Plus, when you are selling your house, you want the seller to do their best job.
@@elmodelo101 True, but they take about 6% of the sale price as commission. Selling a $1M house would make them $60k, more than the median annual salary of someone in America, so they could live comfortably selling just one house a year. Car salesman are similar, vehicles they bought for $3k are listed for $18k, so they only have to sell 2-3 a year to stay afloat.
From someone who does real estate videos! They nailed it! Ha!
Absolute gold and spot on.😂😂
Those photos slowly zooming in a bit tricks you into thinking your not just looking at a boring picture.
The videos and the music. hahahahahaha
Not too far away from the truth. I live out in the country, homes sold for around $170k in 2018 now that the city people are starting to move in during the pandemic. Now homes go for around $800k. I live near Seattle
Even down to the BGM. This is flawless.
It looks like Cartman is being a parody of Enes Yilmazer
Lmao exactly my thoughts
😂😂😂spot on
Haha so true! Was looking for this comment. Their impression is on point. I love Enes' videos
That's the first thing that came to mind. From the black clothes to talking with the camera man.
The music is so true. 🤣
0:38
“Just look at these amenities!”
*Chair*
Butters actually a fantastic cameraman.
Meanwhile most private listings are 10-30 potato resolution photos that are either slanted, zoomed in way too far, upside down, or have a finger in them
Or worse... vertical filming.... with a finger in it!
@@Klaaism "vertical with a finger in it" also describes some unwanted private images I've received.
The first time seeing the add, but yet feels like I’ve seen it a thousand times 😂😂😂
I do handyman work and full renovations, this perfectly sums up real estate agents
Many years ago I used to drive past that Aspen Park hot dog stand every day. In 2006 it moved about 20 miles west to Bailey, CO.
Bro I wish I could have the level of conviction cartman has when he does shit
This is an actual restaurant, but it’s in Bailey, CO.
DAMN YOU SOUTH PARK REALTY GROUP !
I was looking for a house a while back and asked the realtor for some pictures. She sent me a bunch of like glamour shot pictures of herself. I wanted pictures of the house. I just didn't know what to say. I had to find another realtor.
Maybe she wanted to ask you on a date?
Anyone notice how Cartman literally glided down those steps, not even like properly step down them
As the son of a mother who did real estate, I hate how accurate this is 😭😂
The focus should’ve been on wooing Butters to their group to learn Cartman’s secrets of videoing.
I’m a little bummed that there were no speedramps but otherwise this is perfect. :)
200 square feet of pure luxury😂😂
I thought that I was wrong, but I really heard this song being used in an actual reality promo video.
I'm pretty sure they played the real estate song on the radio, at my barbers yesterday.
this is SO ACCURATE!
Omg the generic house beat soundtrack is spot on lmao
Many of you here will not believe the following statement, but I invented the concept of selling homes via video as a high school student in 1983. I had access to the first VHS camera system delivered to our high school. I had a flash of brilliance to video all the features of homes being sold in the area, so that buyers could tour them via video at the real estate office. I contacted one of the local real estate companies and they really liked the idea. So the agents would drive me from house to house, as I did not have a driver's license. And I always used a tri-pod for every shot and did all in camera editing, as there was no way to edit video at that time. I charged $20.00 a house.
😮😮😮
You invented it?
@@erikcornelison6985 Yes.
Just look at these luxurious amenities:
Couch, sink, single chair, toilet.
That stupid pose 😂
in fact if you google "real estate agent" you can see that everything is the same and funny especially with the music
Reminds me of the good ol days of SoDoSoPa
"I have to go out of town for a few days."
I’m laughing, but in the back of line, I’m thinking oh my God this is what we’ve been reduced to
Bailey, CO hot dog stand, lol
Prices are spot on
Just $3.5million
It’s market rate where I live!!
You’d need to increase the price if you want the lone chair!
Act now and bid above asking just to get buyer to hear your offer!! FOMO to the max!!!
That music that keeps playing 🤣
Everybody wants to be the Mister's Lister! That's Nickleback song.🤣
I drove through South Park and the biggest regret of my life is not turning around and getting out to take a picture by a sign
I think Eric is trying to sell all his friends' houses without their consent.
People become Realtors when they failed in life.
The only thing missing was the silly wide angle lens photos that make the tiniest room look huge. Then again, I'm not sure how they'd pull it off in a 2D cartoon.
The music is spot on.
It’s the music dude lmfao
😅😂🥲 spot on.
3.5 million dollars hahahahahahaha
3.5 million dollars. 😂
People paying crazy prices for imaginary houses. 😂
THE MUSIC 😭😭😭😭😭
Kyle's life therapy when Cartman's stupidity kicks in.
"getting hard to come by"
I'm dead.
They put the cows. 💞💞💞
the music lol
Psssstttt...*itsfreerealestate*
Toilet seat is down
needs way more speed ramping and whoosh sounds
Say what you will, but Cartman's a great salesman.
Does the episode explain how he got a license? I'm guessing identity theft or computer fraud.
Show Cartman's mom with all the other real estate agents.
Just 3.5m, finally realistic prices.
All these ppl complaining houses cost 299k now.
This is America 😂😂😂😂
Anyone have the link to the back ground music ha
I saw on another video clip: Whenever You Are Ready - Tomas Skyldeberg
A good illustration of the shallow, phony and banal wold of real estate.
The condition and pricing of the properties is exceptional, I’m ready to buy right now based on those videos
Walking into a realty office like that is like Luke Skywalker and Ben Kanobie walking into the bar in Star Wars “You Will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy.” One hand on the saber…
Amazing 😂😂😂😂
Just $3.5million
It’s market rate where I live!!
You’d need to increase the price if you want the lone chair!
Act now and bid above asking just to get buyer to hear your offer!! FOMO to the max!!!
I just buy REITS and use the revenue stream to rent.
3 point five billion
Wtf, that's not even a home. It's an abandoned restaurant.
🎵🎶🎵🎶(boop)🎵🎶🎵🎶
A chair and a toilet are amenities?????
Realtor's are of the devil.
I live in a hot dog south park is a breath of fresh air in a time in a country were men are chopping off their hot dogs and women don’t exist anymore
Ownership of Land and Buildings is soooo American.
Song name 😮
Someone else posted it, but it's "Whenever You Are Ready" - Tomas Skyldeberg
@@cb9600 haha yes it is correct 👍 thank you
A pool or a horse stable?
As someone living in Colorado, the out of this world house pricing is spot on.
3.5 million
Idk whyyy but somthin about that music just gets me calm and In tuned for some strange reason lol I fuckin love south
Mid colonial? What colony 😂
Spot on ridiculous as real life
🤣
😂😂😂
Put a new kitchen in now your house is worth double you bought it for