What people dun know is the term Rent. If we get a house through bank finance approval consider it as your Renting to the bank. And the interest rate that your paying will be your Rent to the bank it doesn’t matter how much is it. The only difference is that you can modify the house or sell it back to the Bank using other person to get your savings. 🤫
Most brokers and buyers are working on the assumption that the corrupted private central banking system will continue but I believe it's done and that major change is ahead and not far away. This will likely involve the resetting of assets. I'm not buying back in the market as I refuse to pay these extreme prices. I kow the jig's up. It can't continue as it is.
It will continue because money printing will continue. Our fraudulent and corrupt economy is designed to operate by creating new money and inflation. The second that stops, it collapses. This was in fact the reason for GFC in 2008 because flow of new credit stopped.
@@InfinityIsland2203 yes, all true but what I'm saying is that the money system as we've known it is ending (private control over money system, manipulation, endless money printing = slavery etc). It really ended in 2008 with the GFC but they kicked the can down the road - not this time. What replaces it is anyone's guess - there are many theories. It's a challenging time for sure. We are between systems atm.
Nope, it'll rise as interest rates lower and people seek to buy again. Prices were MEANT to get lower when the interest rates rose... but this didn't happen due to the crazy demand from foreign investment and the increase in immigration
Inflation rate is just the rate of price increase, so just because inflation rate comes down this does not mean prices drop, prices just increase at a slower rate. This is why housing prices go up if you buy for the long term.The main factors affecting house prices right now is supply and demand
inflation comes down = disinflation = still inflation just at lower rate you need deflation for negative inflation for prices to come down , like last 30 years in Japan
Inflation never comes down. It's the new normal of pricing and everything just evens out. Like do we have food back in the 60s where a burger cost 50c? Nope things climb and never go back down.
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What people dun know is the term Rent. If we get a house through bank finance approval consider it as your Renting to the bank. And the interest rate that your paying will be your Rent to the bank it doesn’t matter how much is it. The only difference is that you can modify the house or sell it back to the Bank using other person to get your savings. 🤫
Most brokers and buyers are working on the assumption that the corrupted private central banking system will continue but I believe it's done and that major change is ahead and not far away. This will likely involve the resetting of assets. I'm not buying back in the market as I refuse to pay these extreme prices. I kow the jig's up. It can't continue as it is.
It will continue because money printing will continue. Our fraudulent and corrupt economy is designed to operate by creating new money and inflation. The second that stops, it collapses. This was in fact the reason for GFC in 2008 because flow of new credit stopped.
@@InfinityIsland2203 yes, all true but what I'm saying is that the money system as we've known it is ending (private control over money system, manipulation, endless money printing = slavery etc). It really ended in 2008 with the GFC but they kicked the can down the road - not this time. What replaces it is anyone's guess - there are many theories. It's a challenging time for sure. We are between systems atm.
If u can afford to buy cash or even if you can afford interest rates go up buy if u can't don't.
If inflation comes down so will properly price come down?
Nope, it'll rise as interest rates lower and people seek to buy again.
Prices were MEANT to get lower when the interest rates rose... but this didn't happen due to the crazy demand from foreign investment and the increase in immigration
Inflation rate is just the rate of price increase, so just because inflation rate comes down this does not mean prices drop, prices just increase at a slower rate. This is why housing prices go up if you buy for the long term.The main factors affecting house prices right now is supply and demand
@@chrisg8321So can only imagine what happens when interest rates drop soon
inflation comes down = disinflation = still inflation just at lower rate
you need deflation for negative inflation for prices to come down , like last 30 years in Japan
Inflation never comes down. It's the new normal of pricing and everything just evens out.
Like do we have food back in the 60s where a burger cost 50c? Nope things climb and never go back down.
How about properties in Darwin
I don't know the Darwin market mate