I want to reallocate around $80K worth of stock in my portfolio, but I'm unsure of what the feds are doing with the interest rate and with Inflation roaring. what's the best strategy to do this and set up my financial future?
Don't put all your eggs in one basket rather diversify into different asset classes. Diversification into various asset classes will help mitigate risk.
Accurate asset allocation is crucial, I do use hedging strategies to allocate part of my portfolio to defensive assets for market downturns. Expert guidance is vital for achieving this. This approach has helped me stay financially secure for over five years, yielding nearly $1M in returns on investments.
You have a very valid point, I started investing on my own and for a long time, the market was really ripping me off. I decided to hire a broker, even though I was skeptical at first, and I beat the market by more than 9%. I thought it was a fluke until it happened two years in a row, and so I’ve been sticking to investing via an analyst.
There are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’Melissa Elise Robinson for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
EXACTLY You increase the value of your property by adding garage, deck, fence, ... anything that requires a permit from the municipality so then they know the value of your work and increase how much more they can CHARGE in taxes -- ditto for insurance
Well since my mortgage payment on a 2200 sqft. house is less then the cost to rent a one bedroom apartment I guess I'm just staying put no matter what happens to the housing market.
Just wait, it'll come crashing down. My home dropped by almost 60% from its 2006 high when I bought it in 2009, it's gone up more than double since, higher than it's peak 2006 price. I'll be shocked if its value only drops 25%. You want peace of mind? Don't treat a home as an investment, it's not an investment until you've paid that mortgage off, until that point it's simply a place to live. My mortgage is paid off, the value of my home could drop 80% in value and I don't care, it's mine and it's cheap now after paying off the mortgage, putting aside $35k for major repairs, and now I just put aside $500 a month to pay the taxes and insurance. It's now a bargain for me as I close in on retirement in the next few years. I couldn't rent a 1br on the bad side of town that cheaply. Put as much money aside as you can, when it comes crashing down you'll need money to put down or lenders won't even talk to you. Do that and you'll have an easy time picking up your cheap home when banks are desperate to get rid of them and you're one of the few out there with cash to put down.
In the 1990's my average weekly income was $250 a week for a full-time job. That was $1,000 a month. In the 2020's people tell me their weekly income is $15 an hour for a 24 hour a week job. That's $360 a week BUT after taxes that's $300 a week gross. That's $1200 a month. Rent in the 1990's was on average $450 a month. Today rent for a 2BR is at least $1,200, $800 for a 1BR. People need food stamps and energy assistance because they in the past 30 years, they have been LOSING GROUND. In the 1990's their pay checks paid rent, energy and groceries. Now their paychecks pay ONLY the rent, making food stamps and energy assistance a desperate need.
*People dont understand that the prices of things are never going back down. This inflation is deeper than we think. Those buying groceries are well aware that the real inflation is much over 10%. The increments dont match our income, yet certain investors still earn over $365,000 in stocks and assets. Wish I could accomplish that.*
Will prices drop to the level where I bought my current home? $35K? here in Joshua Tree, CA?? I doubt it!! No decent house here goes for less than $300K. lol
How far will they drop ? How much were they inflated? In the last 25 years homes averaged 200k_ 350- 2020 free money 0 interest 500- 850 300 500 k increase Now subtract that from todays prices There you go
Home ownership is a privilege not a right. Maybe things have changed for this generation. Many live together in houses now. Less marriages and babies. Anyway, stock market and crypto is where the real investment is.
Over inflated housing cost, probably due to home flipping,bank take overs&hedge fund leverage makes real estate not a sure thing for a good investment. Even for rental properties. A bubble is obvious for a long time but selling dreams of passive income is a scam. A fool & his money are soon parted. Homelessness is cooling seattles market. Like san Francisco. Why pay millions more than actual value to step outside your home to step in human waste?
I don't care if it takes a value of my house. I don't own anything else anyway. My house is on wheels. So the value of the house and my wheels is gone, already anyway.😅😅😅
I bought my house over twenty six years ago and it's paid off... My property taxes have gone up based on the ridiculous elevated prices and my homeowners insurance kept going up every year. I cancelled my homeowners insurance and depend on God through Jesus Christ to keep me safe. My house 🏠 is my home, not an investment!!! Property Taxes are scary every year 🥵 so if the values go down 👇 maybe I'll get a break on the property taxes 😢
When we were home shopping, we bought WAYYYYYYYYYYYY under what we were approved for. Bought at a great price and at a great rate..We also overpay the principal each and every month, have done so since the first payment was due knocking YEARS off the life of our mortgage in 3 1/2 years...We're good. I have zero sympathy for people who bought way over asking, no appraisals, no inspections. Let them suffer.
We overpay every month, we bought way under what we were approved for, bought at a great rate, knocked years off the life of the mortgage, We aren't late, we aren't in an under water mortgage, AND we did it all on an SSDI income.
Property Values were suppose to plunge three years ago. It will not go down until supply meets demand. If 10 people want to buy and 3 people can afford to pay but there is only 1 house for sale, the housing prices will still go up.
Maybe young people will be able to afford a house. In my neighborhood, some houses have sold for insane prices. That has driven property taxes higher and higher for those of us who remain in our homes.
I’m glad I still live in my 1500sq ft. home. Thought about moving a few times. I paid it off when I retired two years ago. Nice piece of mind in these times.
People should not be so concerned with the home value, unless they intend to sell it, other than being able to pay the mortgage and escrow to remaining living in it. The so-called-value of my home is supposedly 450K this month up from 423K in 2022. What it might be next year I not really concerned about it. In reality it's only worth what it would end up selling for. If values continue to raise, so does the taxes on it.
This sounds a lot like 2008, only possibly worse; how quickly we all forget. 🤔 No way houses go from 300k to 800k with a year timespan. The corrections are long overdue, just like there has to be a correction on the DOW, 40k+ is crazy when people are losing their jobs daily. The two cannot be equal. 🥺😳
I'm a home owner wanting to buy a second home so a drop in prices would be GREAT for me. If my California home, Zillow-valued at $450K in 2022, that I bought for cash in 2011 for $35K, declines by 50%, it will only be valued at $17K.... lmao!!
"...experts think if it becomes a full blown recession prices are predicted to decline 25-30%..." It's going to be 60% (baseline, yes baseline) price decline after unemployment starts to snowball. Book it, from a guy who pulled out of talks with the loan officer in 2021 when prices started to surge with me calling the bubble. I also called the 2008 when i more than doubled my money when prices of gold went from $860 to $1900 per oz. You might say I'm crazy with 60% decline call but keep in mind what the fact that home sales CURRENTLY are lower than the worst of 2008 crisis (on par with 1995 levels) when right now unemployment have not snowballed to recessions yet. We are going to set the all time record for home sales vs total inventory of homes when this depression hits.
The problem with this market is that it doesn't make sense anymore. It's being manipulated by banks and big industry. The market should have fallen during the Pandemic bc that's the natural course, when economic difficulty occurs. Now that wages and material are so high a new bottom will be made. The question is where? I see a future of the haves and have not's. A 3rd world type of system unfolding, where prices hold stable without incredible drops that we once saw every 10 or so years. The reason for that is bc there is more value in a necessity or tangible asset than in the currency itself.This is only an opinion so take it with a grain of salt . Be blessed.
God forbid the poor have a chance to get ahead. Y'all crying over a little money when you need for nothing yet you have families out here barely able to eat
If the next administration enacts it's economic plan, a year from now you won't be able to give a house away. I'm going to equip my truck to collect repossessed cars.I hope the banks have parking space.
Bull shit😂 Have been hearing the same story since 2021. How many people waiting for this same old story. Buy your house now. It will be worth more in the future and if it goes down it will go back up. Dont wait for a miracle. Make it a reality
Our economy struggling with uncertainties, housing issues, foreclosures, global fluctuations,This administration has no ideal how we Americans are suffering. I feel sympathy for people with disabilities not getting the help they deserve.A lot of people are suffering to survive.!! I appreciate Wrenley Alexander !!!! Imagine investing $2000 and receiving $5,500 in 5days.
My dear, everyone needs a different stream of income. Such as where one can invest some parts of his or her monthly salary. because facing this recession without investment is actually risk,
We the Low income people are really suffering to survive, I appreciate her she's a great personality in the state, Imagine receiving $15,670 in few days...
Now the interest rate bullshit cutting it a lousy 25 to 50 basis points here and there is largely just to keep the stock market propped up The housing market is already well beyond anything salvageable The best thing to do there would be to see exactly how far it does crash out and then purchase accordingly. In other words you need to reset.
Borrowing is tightening but you always run that risk they only flexibility left is basically what's between the financial institutions in other words bank A might be willing to give you a loan whereas bank b tells you to go blue smoke if someone else's ass... On the other hand they are attempting to keep at least a certain amount of the credit market open so there's tightening but there is still some flexibility on home buying... However now your home is not going to lose 25% of its value in December and or by December that's impossible it's not going to happen and the reason why it's impossible to simply because well you know look it's fall going into winter The market is usually sluggish just anyway this is natural for this time of the year The other situation is simply right now people have a lot of distractions over the election all of the hopes that come with it and even those who are dismayed with the results are right at this time busy preparing for what may not happen real estate agents function much the same way other market participants are people too. The winter markets are usually wonky but that does not necessarily mean that land values would slide 25% there's absolutely right now no real reason for that to happen in the spring or in mid next summer yes I think you could see by that time a drop however that drop would be accumulated over time not necessarily a one-time crash out I wouldn't be really in the form of a flash crash so yeah your land could be losing value as we speak but it's not going to equal 25% less by December that's garbage. Especially like I said because you have the big boys going around and buying everything up thus propping up the prices in any given market.
I have to laugh at some of the language these statistics use. Like "The first 9 months of 2024" Me::: The first, but there's only 12 months in a year if you are at the 9-month mark you've only got 3 months to go what do you mean the first 9 months? Lol
And my study concluded that the middle class are about to know nothing nitwit morons. Let me ask you when you buy a house do you plot to rent it out at a later date do you plot to flip it for some whopping profit within a reasonable amount of time? Because if you never plot to do any of those things, I got news for you it's not an investment. The only people that can call your house and investment is the financier which would be the bank not you!
Who cares if you're not deep in real estate mortgage loans haha those will be the people fkd 😂and I'll laugh and buy their homes at nothing while they wall away with not even even 😂 L
I want to reallocate around $80K worth of stock in my portfolio, but I'm unsure of what the feds are doing with the interest rate and with Inflation roaring. what's the best strategy to do this and set up my financial future?
Don't put all your eggs in one basket rather diversify into different asset classes. Diversification into various asset classes will help mitigate risk.
Accurate asset allocation is crucial, I do use hedging strategies to allocate part of my portfolio to defensive assets for market downturns. Expert guidance is vital for achieving this. This approach has helped me stay financially secure for over five years, yielding nearly $1M in returns on investments.
You have a very valid point, I started investing on my own and for a long time, the market was really ripping me off. I decided to hire a broker, even though I was skeptical at first, and I beat the market by more than 9%. I thought it was a fluke until it happened two years in a row, and so I’ve been sticking to investing via an analyst.
How can I contact this expert for guidance?
There are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’Melissa Elise Robinson for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
the only thing elevated home prices does is increase property taxes and insurance.
@@andrewgleason586 not in this day and age
EXACTLY
You increase the value of your property by adding garage, deck, fence, ... anything that requires a permit from the municipality so then they know the value of your work and increase how much more they can CHARGE in taxes -- ditto for insurance
🤣 they have pushed this economy to the limit and they knew we couldn't afford higher inflation...scamconomy.
A smart move would be never buy a expensive house if you want piece of mind.
Never buy a house so expensive that you have to get a MORTGAGE. lol!
@@ashleybosvik3031 I paid $33,000 for a house in 1990 in Providence Rhode Island
@@Kinkle_Z The majority have mortgages. We bought WAYYYY under what we were approved for.
Never buy what you can’t afford
@@New-bw4kz Yep, my mortgage is not even 1/3 of our SSDI check
Well since my mortgage payment on a 2200 sqft. house is less then the cost to rent a one bedroom apartment I guess I'm just staying put no matter what happens to the housing market.
In 2008 - the home I purchased for $185K sold at auction 2 years later in 2010 for $45K... A word to the wise.
Bought mine at 27,000 14 years ago , still live in it today
Couldn’t afford a $185?
We need a plunge of at least 90% across the board from everything from housing, food, cars, dining out and a 30% cut on the electric bills!!
Agreed 💯💯💯💯💯
That would also plunge 90% of the Middle Class. Well, at least the 90% of what's left of the Middle Class.
Your salary will plunge 90% as well in that case.
BABYLON FINISHED!!!
Yes!!😁🍿🍿
Don't worry, California. Newsome, Schiff, and Pelosi will come to the rescue.
Would you prefer DeSantis? Florida can't give homes away thanks to his corporate ring kiss.
From 420k to 416k, wow what a bargain.
what? it would go down 105g. 315g. still not a great deal for buyers, but may hurt buyers.
Just wait, it'll come crashing down. My home dropped by almost 60% from its 2006 high when I bought it in 2009, it's gone up more than double since, higher than it's peak 2006 price. I'll be shocked if its value only drops 25%.
You want peace of mind? Don't treat a home as an investment, it's not an investment until you've paid that mortgage off, until that point it's simply a place to live. My mortgage is paid off, the value of my home could drop 80% in value and I don't care, it's mine and it's cheap now after paying off the mortgage, putting aside $35k for major repairs, and now I just put aside $500 a month to pay the taxes and insurance. It's now a bargain for me as I close in on retirement in the next few years. I couldn't rent a 1br on the bad side of town that cheaply.
Put as much money aside as you can, when it comes crashing down you'll need money to put down or lenders won't even talk to you. Do that and you'll have an easy time picking up your cheap home when banks are desperate to get rid of them and you're one of the few out there with cash to put down.
The Florida condo market is about to implode...900,000 units over 30 years old...
The state of Floriduh is LITERALLY sinking into the ocean. 🌊
It's good to see you appearing on screen instead of just doing voice-overs! 🙂
So happy to put a face to the fabulous voice, nice meeting you from the distance! 😊
In the 1990's my average weekly income was $250 a week for a full-time job. That was $1,000 a month. In the 2020's people tell me their weekly income is $15 an hour for a 24 hour a week job. That's $360 a week BUT after taxes that's $300 a week gross. That's $1200 a month. Rent in the 1990's was on average $450 a month. Today rent for a 2BR is at least $1,200, $800 for a 1BR. People need food stamps and energy assistance because they in the past 30 years, they have been LOSING GROUND. In the 1990's their pay checks paid rent, energy and groceries. Now their paychecks pay ONLY the rent, making food stamps and energy assistance a desperate need.
Oh I wish in Canada... We need a 50% plunge here
Canada is a ‘Holes and Homes’ economy. Your housing market can NEVER collapse. If it does, your whole nation will collapse. 😂🎉😅
Yes indeed
*People dont understand that the prices of things are never going back down. This inflation is deeper than we think. Those buying groceries are well aware that the real inflation is much over 10%. The increments dont match our income, yet certain investors still earn over $365,000 in stocks and assets. Wish I could accomplish that.*
Let the bottom drop out and the greedy left holding the bag. 🎉
Blackrock and fidelity..?
No that's not how this works. The greedy will just get richer.
Will prices drop to the level where I bought my current home? $35K? here in Joshua Tree, CA?? I doubt it!! No decent house here goes for less than $300K. lol
How far will they drop ?
How much were they inflated?
In the last 25 years homes averaged 200k_ 350-
2020 free money 0 interest 500- 850
300 500 k increase
Now subtract that from todays prices
There you go
Americans need cheaper housing, so what's the problem?
We need this the younger generation is priced out of the so called America dream
Home ownership is a privilege not a right. Maybe things have changed for this generation. Many live together in houses now. Less marriages and babies. Anyway, stock market and crypto is where the real investment is.
Hope it settes down very soon.
Over inflated housing cost, probably due to home flipping,bank take overs&hedge fund leverage makes real estate not a sure thing for a good investment. Even for rental properties. A bubble is obvious for a long time but selling dreams of passive income is a scam. A fool & his money are soon parted. Homelessness is cooling seattles market. Like san Francisco. Why pay millions more than actual value to step outside your home to step in human waste?
Political commentary=
Let them because I say they were overpriced anyway, along with the interest rates they wanted you to pay that in itself was the outrage
I don't mind giving you a small investment when I want to buy 3% 3.5 is as high as I would go The rest is nothing but theft
OH thast what the voice looks like!
wow i always wondered.
If inflation continues? So will home prices.
Who will buy you’re inflated homes if nobody can afford them?
@alexlopez5800 the rich people.
I don't care if it takes a value of my house. I don't own anything else anyway. My house is on wheels. So the value of the house and my wheels is gone, already anyway.😅😅😅
Oh don't worry. There is a new Sheriff in town and he claims he will be fixing all of this.
I bought my house over twenty six years ago and it's paid off... My property taxes have gone up based on the ridiculous elevated prices and my homeowners insurance kept going up every year. I cancelled my homeowners insurance and depend on God through Jesus Christ to keep me safe. My house 🏠 is my home, not an investment!!! Property Taxes are scary every year 🥵 so if the values go down 👇 maybe I'll get a break on the property taxes 😢
When we were home shopping, we bought WAYYYYYYYYYYYY under what we were approved for. Bought at a great price and at a great rate..We also overpay the principal each and every month, have done so since the first payment was due knocking YEARS off the life of our mortgage in 3 1/2 years...We're good. I have zero sympathy for people who bought way over asking, no appraisals, no inspections. Let them suffer.
Kind of ruthless there huh 😂😂😂
@@saintgermain6031 It's true, I am not late on payments, paid years off the life of the loan and did it with an SSDI income.
We overpay every month, we bought way under what we were approved for, bought at a great rate, knocked years off the life of the mortgage, We aren't late, we aren't in an under water mortgage, AND we did it all on an SSDI income.
2007 2006 priced houses very high and borrowed high. Crash. Same crap different year
Property Values were suppose to plunge three years ago. It will not go down until supply meets demand. If 10 people want to buy and 3 people can afford to pay but there is only 1 house for sale, the housing prices will still go up.
WE'RE ALL GOING TO DIE
Circle of life, dude! 🙂
I am good with it. Hope it goes down so much we have to reassess with the tax collector.
Facts housing prices are falling in my city
Maybe young people will be able to afford a house. In my neighborhood, some houses have sold for insane prices.
That has driven property taxes higher and higher for those of us who remain in our homes.
GOOD!
I’m glad I still live in my 1500sq ft. home. Thought about moving a few times. I paid it off when I retired two years ago. Nice piece of mind in these times.
Keep your message consistent, so we can know the economy is not a left right issue, but a systemic issue!
I own Bitcoin and the price is definitely going up ❤
People should not be so concerned with the home value, unless they intend to sell it, other than being able to pay the mortgage and escrow to remaining living in it. The so-called-value of my home is supposedly 450K this month up from 423K in 2022. What it might be next year I not really concerned about it. In reality it's only worth what it would end up selling for. If values continue to raise, so does the taxes on it.
This sounds a lot like 2008, only possibly worse; how quickly we all forget. 🤔 No way houses go from 300k to 800k with a year timespan. The corrections are long overdue, just like there has to be a correction on the DOW, 40k+ is crazy when people are losing their jobs daily. The two cannot be equal. 🥺😳
In my opinion interest rates are dropping by December 31st 2026 and we could possibly see 3-4 % mortgage rates by December 31st 2026
I'm a home owner wanting to buy a second home so a drop in prices would be GREAT for me. If my California home, Zillow-valued at $450K in 2022, that I bought for cash in 2011 for $35K, declines by 50%, it will only be valued at $17K.... lmao!!
The Recession is coming; and for proof, Target is advertising for Christmas before Thanksgiving! Really?
does the epic economist do voice acting? his voice sounds familiar
"...experts think if it becomes a full blown recession prices are predicted to decline 25-30%..." It's going to be 60% (baseline, yes baseline) price decline after unemployment starts to snowball. Book it, from a guy who pulled out of talks with the loan officer in 2021 when prices started to surge with me calling the bubble. I also called the 2008 when i more than doubled my money when prices of gold went from $860 to $1900 per oz. You might say I'm crazy with 60% decline call but keep in mind what the fact that home sales CURRENTLY are lower than the worst of 2008 crisis (on par with 1995 levels) when right now unemployment have not snowballed to recessions yet. We are going to set the all time record for home sales vs total inventory of homes when this depression hits.
Hello everyone good evening
Cape cod homes are still under 200k in Ohio
25 percent doesn’t even scratch the surface. As much harm as possible to every flipper and every investor.
I thought his voice was AI.
Borrow 100,000$ bank prints up 37,000,000$ to compete in buying houses..??? Called fractional reserve lending...
My opinion is that real estate crash is gonna happen before you know it
The problem with this market is that it doesn't make sense anymore. It's being manipulated by banks and big industry. The market should have fallen during the Pandemic bc that's the natural course, when economic difficulty occurs. Now that wages and material are so high a new bottom will be made. The question is where? I see a future of the haves and have not's. A 3rd world type of system unfolding, where prices hold stable without incredible drops that we once saw every 10 or so years. The reason for that is bc there is more value in a necessity or tangible asset than in the currency itself.This is only an opinion so take it with a grain of salt . Be blessed.
I think our whole economy is teetering on the edge of a cliff. Just one monkey wrench thrown in....
Extend and pretend in the commercial office market...
God forbid the poor have a chance to get ahead. Y'all crying over a little money when you need for nothing yet you have families out here barely able to eat
That map was from 2022… 😒
Cant wait
If the next administration enacts it's economic plan, a year from now you won't be able to give a house away. I'm going to equip my truck to collect repossessed cars.I hope the banks have parking space.
And millions voted blue! LOL!
So glad I'm not a "Slave to the Banks"... 👍
Wake up
Bull shit😂 Have been hearing the same story since 2021. How many people waiting for this same old story. Buy your house now. It will be worth more in the future and if it goes down it will go back up. Dont wait for a miracle. Make it a reality
DOOM AND GLOOM!! Keep on bringing on the DOOM AND GLOOM Epic Economist! 😂❤🎉
Same videos reposted reposted and reposted so riveting
No worries. Americans think Trump is going to waive his magic wand 🪄 and everything will be sunny ways!
🤣🤣🤣
Someone is hurt
Better than waiving a rainbow dong 🤷♂️
Don't mind me folks, I'm just here for my daily dose of DOOOOOM!!!
Our economy struggling with uncertainties, housing issues, foreclosures, global fluctuations,This administration has no ideal how we Americans are suffering. I feel sympathy for people with disabilities not getting the help they deserve.A lot of people are suffering to survive.!! I appreciate Wrenley Alexander !!!! Imagine investing $2000 and receiving $5,500 in 5days.
That's awesome!!! I know nothing about investment and I'm keening about getting started. What are the strategies?
My dear, everyone needs a different stream of income. Such as where one can invest some parts of his or her monthly salary. because facing this recession without investment is actually risk,
That woman totally changed my life for good. I have come across individuals but non is as honest as she is. So surprise you know her too.
You're right! The very first time I tried, I invested $2000 and after a week, I received $8,200. That really helped us a lot to pay up our bills.
We the Low income people are really suffering to survive, I appreciate her she's a great personality in the state, Imagine receiving $15,670 in few days...
About time
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No... Oringe Jeezus 🇺🇸 MAGA has saved the World 🌎...
Bought our hose 7 years ago at 3.3 % 240k. 3 bed two bath. I can pay it off next year.
Good trump caused the problem now it can fall on his ducking head so he can get the credit that's due him yaayyyyyy😂😂😂😂😂
Now the interest rate bullshit cutting it a lousy 25 to 50 basis points here and there is largely just to keep the stock market propped up The housing market is already well beyond anything salvageable The best thing to do there would be to see exactly how far it does crash out and then purchase accordingly.
In other words you need to reset.
Borrowing is tightening but you always run that risk they only flexibility left is basically what's between the financial institutions in other words bank A might be willing to give you a loan whereas bank b tells you to go blue smoke if someone else's ass...
On the other hand they are attempting to keep at least a certain amount of the credit market open so there's tightening but there is still some flexibility on home buying...
However now your home is not going to lose 25% of its value in December and or by December that's impossible it's not going to happen and the reason why it's impossible to simply because well you know look it's fall going into winter The market is usually sluggish just anyway this is natural for this time of the year The other situation is simply right now people have a lot of distractions over the election all of the hopes that come with it and even those who are dismayed with the results are right at this time busy preparing for what may not happen real estate agents function much the same way other market participants are people too.
The winter markets are usually wonky but that does not necessarily mean that land values would slide 25% there's absolutely right now no real reason for that to happen in the spring or in mid next summer yes I think you could see by that time a drop however that drop would be accumulated over time not necessarily a one-time crash out I wouldn't be really in the form of a flash crash so yeah your land could be losing value as we speak but it's not going to equal 25% less by December that's garbage.
Especially like I said because you have the big boys going around and buying everything up thus propping up the prices in any given market.
This page has been saying this for years 🤷
I have to laugh at some of the language these statistics use.
Like "The first 9 months of 2024"
Me::: The first, but there's only 12 months in a year if you are at the 9-month mark you've only got 3 months to go what do you mean the first 9 months?
Lol
And my study concluded that the middle class are about to know nothing nitwit morons.
Let me ask you when you buy a house do you plot to rent it out at a later date do you plot to flip it for some whopping profit within a reasonable amount of time?
Because if you never plot to do any of those things, I got news for you it's not an investment.
The only people that can call your house and investment is the financier which would be the bank not you!
Who cares if you're not deep in real estate mortgage loans haha those will be the people fkd 😂and I'll laugh and buy their homes at nothing while they wall away with not even even 😂 L