Landlords Are On The Edge - Is This The End?
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What used to be a great business is now horrible. Landlords are fed up and want to quit. Landlords are feeling the pressure with rising costs and dwindling profits, especially in states like California, Florida, and Texas. It's getting harder to manage properties with skyrocketing insurance rates and the increasing risks of renting out units. #landlords #insurance #cyberattack #iAllegedly
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fear a housing crash due to people buying homes above asking prices with little equity. If prices drop, affordability and potential foreclosures may arise, worsened by future layoffs and rising living costs. I want to invest more than $300k, but I'm not sure on how to mitigate risk.
Consider reallocating from real estate to other reliable investments like stock, crypto or precious metals . Severe recessions offer market buying opportunities with caution, as volatility can yield short-term trading prospects. Not financial advice, but it may be wise to invest, as cash isn't ideal in this period.
It's often true that people underestimate the importance of financial advisors until they feel the negative effects of emotional decision-making. I remember a few summers ago, after a tough divorce, when I needed a boost for my struggling business. I researched and found a licensed advisor who diligently helped grow my reserves despite inflation. Consequently, my reserves increased from $275k to around $750k.
nice! once you hit a big milestone, the next comes easier.. who is your advisor please, if you don't mind me asking?
There are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’ Melissa Terri Swayne” for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
I just looked her up on the internet and found her webpage with her credentials. I wrote her a outlining my financial objectives and planned a call with her.
Don't worry about a thing, it's no big deal, it's just human civilization on the precipice of extinction.
Earth has a load capacity too !
@@Original22 we've reached maximum dum%&ss so Mother Nature is going into correction mode. Not a deal. Unless you're the dum$@ss M.N. has selected for removal.
PAY ALMOST ALL YOUR TRANSACTIONS WITH CASH, CASH, CASH.
I get my Levi's at Goodwill.
THANKS DAN, for twisting the blade:😀 I try so hard to forget that my birth region of gorgeous SoCal even exists, too painful to be a financial exile from Paradise.
Happy Saturday Dan keep up the Good Work!!
What is the impact of sanctions on Russia on Boeing and Air Bus? Russia was their source for Titanium parts.
I LIVE IN AZ. MY INSURANCE HAS'T GONE UP AT ALL.
Levies went woke Dan...getting the bud lite effect...Wrangler cowboy cut w Cinch shorts Dan
Shirts lol
a Levis heir is ny congressman dan goldman
It seems to me the poor is sticking it to rich, I'm not sorry at all hearing about it. Poor Neiman Marcus. My heart bleeds purple Kool-Aid for them.
IT IS THE END LITTLE LETTERS LITTLE WORDS SO U DONT HAVE TODO IT ANY MORE THE END
I heard this from an old time Jewish slum lord who said "the only way to make money in rental properties is to not invest any money in them"!
Wow! His advice propagated the slum lords. I saw plenty of those when I worked in social work. Disgusting and dispicable. And no, tenants weren’t destroying the properties. When units or homes needed repairs from normal wear and tear, the landlords wouldn’t do them. How stupid to let your own properties degrade!
Oy Vay!
@@debbiecreter2005yeah, but it’s still true no matter how disgusting you find it
@@rolisreefranch I would sell the property if I couldn’t or wouldn’t maintain it. It says a lot about landlords who would allow people to live in conditions like that. Renters are at landlords mercy.
Notorious
This landlord sold everything in 2022. Immediately after the first lockdown. Lost big!
My insurance jumped like 35 percent for no reason. Perfect record. Agent said its been done to everyone
Annnnnddd, getting new quotes....firing the agent, and his company.
@@waynehendrix4806 it's a possibility. Agent said at the next renewal it could go down but right now nobody can get good rates. Been with them for decades and have multiple discounts applied.
I'll give it the 6 months and see what happens.
time to cancel
I'm 56. No claims. Liberty went from 124 to 242 in 2 years
Been with State Farm 15 years no claims, no change in coverage, up from $247 to $354 over last 12 months. Seeing increases every month
im 70, no accidents or claims, 8 year old Honda, removed unneeded coverage. still paying the same amount. drive less than 5000 miles a year. have less then 50,000 on my car after driving across country
If landlord aren't making money now. What a joke no one can afford a rent house. That's why homeless on the rise
Regulations are a huge problem in increasing costs.
Buy your own rental and see what it's like.
Government meddling is on the rise.
Gov’t regulations have caused rents to rise. Look up any place that has had rent control for years & you will find higher rents there than anywhere. The gov’t wants landlords to raise rents every single year & follow all their foolish rules.
a renter pays all the bills on a rent .taxes .insurance, water. sewer. mortgage . and up keep .all rolled into one charge per month, called rent .rented buildings never make money .if the mortgage is paid .then they make that money .most people can not afford to buy .so they rent .if i was wrong . then no body would be renting .watch as we sell the rented homes .living in the street will be more real.
@@debrabuckley5011and don't forget property tax and insurance costs..going up and up then the government allowed people to live rent free for 2 years...what a mess.
The media loves to cast landlords in a bad light, but I believe there are many, many more bad tenants than bad landlords. I've seen how some renters trash a place and it's despicable.
Levi's sales are down, because no one can afford to pay $75 for a pair of jeans!
Just bought a pair on sale , still 50$
@@travist.7279 I buy them at the second hand store $5-10 a pair. Some still have the tags on them.
Not made 8n the US. No thanks
In Three's Company (sitcom) Jack ends up sharing an apartment in Santa Monica with Janet and Chrissy. Epic fun! ❤👍
I don't buy Levis pants. The CEO came out with some anti gun BS and I voted with my wallet.
Ive started to stop using dishwasher and do dishes everytime i use something.. also plan on doing my clothes once a week and start wearing my work uniforms 2 times instead of washing them each time...
Gotta save.
I bought a new cheap frig to replace my dying one of 14 years and it has to be more energy efficient.
Just replaced my 16 year old dehumidifier. Same reason. Energy savings. Next month Eversource is going up.
Insurance went up like 35 percent.
Crazy times
Dan you always stand on the cliff and show off my house...thanks buddy 😅😅
I approve of your humble abode. Now if you'll excuse me I have to get back to collecting aluminum cans so I can buy gas ⛽.
landlords are fed up with the cost and time it takes to evict problem tenants and illegal homesteaders who are taking up space for responsible folks who are need housing for their employment.
gov't is the cause of most of the landlord problems
Amen. I've owned my duplex for 40 years and getting rid of bad ones is impossible in my state. I've become extremely strict in screening tenants.
Tenants are fed up with all the endless stunts pulled by shady landlords!!!!!!
Speaking of being hacked…FL department of vital statistics was down all day Friday. They actually called all users to let us know they were hacked and they would call back to update us on the status. Think of all the information a death certificate has on it. SSN, maiden name, parents names, address etc. Very scary!
I am selling ALL of my rentals. Too much government regulation and taxes. It's all skewed in favor of the wild, destructive tenants who can do no wrong in the eyes of the courts.
Boo-hoo poor landlords buying up property during an inventory crisis to leech off families to pay their mortgages for them. I’m playing my violin
@@yamabushi_nate7825 Anyone who rents is an idiot. Renters are throwing away their money each month. I have NEVER been a renter, EVER! I bought a cheap house in 1976 in a junky neighborhood and worked my way up from there. You can find low cost houses with a mortgage for a lot less than paying rent. There are houses in my old neighborhood that are selling for under $150k, and the mortgage on a house like that would be less than $1,500/month. Most renters are idiots with their money. They pay for cable TV, buy new or expensive cars instead of driving junk cars like I did in 1976, have several cell phones in the house, and eat out at restaurants instead of eating all meals at home. I buy $4.99/lb meat and cook everything at home. I can't even remember when I went t a fast food restaurant. Don't whine about landlords leeching off "poooooooooor" idiots. Most poor people are poor because they are lazy and have no clue how to spend their money.
@@yamabushi_nate7825 Anyone who rents is an idiot!
Smart move. Sell now before prices dip and BlackRock snatches everything up for peanuts.
Crybaby@@yamabushi_nate7825
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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 CFA, 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
Let's face it... Buying more stocks & index funds during stock markets are scary Which makes it really hard to do for mostly people like me. I have 260k want to transfer into an s&s isa but it's hard to bite the bullet and do it.
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Ha zero empathy for landlords! I’ve owned homes, and now rent.. the greed in the rental market is repulsive. I’m a stellar tenant, and every single year they can’t wait to raise the rent the full 10% here in Ca. They could care less when they have a good tenant
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We’re in the squatting phase like 2007. I hope they don’t ruin homes like in 2008. Thanks Dan! 🇺🇸
they will
Hope in one hand,shite in the other
I remember, On their way out of foreclosed homes they would rip out electrical, Pour concrete down drains it was vicious behavior.
@@robertjones2282They were getting back at the banks that were taking their homes away. 👍
Of course hope for it. Because values are too high. Replacement insurance is through the roof. Property taxes should be illegal. Hello America where's your brains?
My home insurance was $1710, they did not extended it. Now with Farmers for $3441. In Tujunga, Los Angeles area.
Not Only that my car insurance went up 20 percent also.
😳❗️ _Hooo WEE ..._
That must be a high-risk fire zone .
That’s terrible!
Fire zone...
OMG. Highway Robbery at it's best.
Dan, you're covering it all ~ thank you! Keep spreading your word.
High interest, high insurance costs, high maintenance costs, and adverse rental policies are making property ownership a liability rather than an asset. "You will own nothing and be happy." Hmm ....
I do handyman work sometimes on rental properties ive noticed a lot of people are living with bed bugs in their rental homes, one lady said she never had bed bugs til she moved into her new rental , probably because of the tenant before her did.
LOL! I swear every time I watch you you make me laugh once. "One of the snoots at Neiman-Marcus..." hahahahahaha
A horrible way to live not having Levi jeans come on Dan
levi is woke
In the 70’s 1 week of pay would pay your rent today u need 2.5 weeks
In the 1970s, one person would be able to pay the rent/mortgage. Today, it takes a Village!!!! Things get worse by the day.
I made $500 a month, before taxes, working full time (secretary) in 1973. I lived in a duplex by myself for $125 a month. I could afford it on my own. And bachelor apts. (one room, basically) were even lower, like $75-80. We didn’t know how good we had it. This was Los Angeles area suburb.
The good ole days! My first apartment in 1981 was $174 per month. I made $5.75 per hour and got alot of overtime. Life was awesome then
HEY DAN I HAVE ALWAYS REFERRED TO THAT STORE AS NEEDLESS MARKUP…😂 THAT PRETTY MUCH SAYS IT ALL. MY TWO CENTS WORTH LOL
I live in Southern Arizona.
My homeowners insurance hasn’t gone up at all.
My car insurance actually dropped by 45 dollars a month.
I’m with Allstate.
I'm sorry.
You’re Lucky
Try Phoenix! 😱
I'm in Florida and have had home and car insurance double in a year. Safe driver no tickets no house claims...
I'm on the Colorado River AZ, no raise here, auto or home
I’m voting to increase the Homestead exemption. My county and city government has a responsibility to the local residents, not to those who only live here a few months out of the year, to ensure our taxes are used appropriately for the betterment of our communities. I watch the scheduled government meetings on UA-cam, to stay informed. We residents need more money in our pockets. landlords and snowbirds, get your own exemptions.
Politically left Black Rock, etc. pushes things like climate change which increases your insurance- and that is just one little area they profit in. Multiply that by endless industries... and the biggest one carbon tax.
BlackRock and Vanguard tend to lean right politically............
Global corporate entities, much like politicians, tend to be apolitical. They desire power and money and will use any political ideologies they deem to be useful at the moment.
There is a large chance we could be seeing the end of time, and not just a bad economy. There is a strong movement in several states to pass laws to enforce religion. That cause persecution and the end of time. So something much, much we worse than a bad economy is coming.
Regular homeowners insurance does not cover floods. You have to buy flood insurance through the government. So, why are regular insurers charging so much in Nebraska?
Why do you hate the free market?
@MrSteeDoo What are you talking about? These insurance companies need to justify themselves and their rate increases. Using a flooded area to claim the necessity of raising rates is a lie. Flood insurance can only be purchased through the government. Reugular home insurance does not cover floods. Free market has nothing to do with price gouging and that is what is happening. States need to demand answers. But, the insurance lobby is powerful and politicians love their donations.
It might be the mortgage companies requiring flood insurance to underwrite the loan if the home is in a flood zone. I'm not familiar with the geography of Nebraska (flat, isn't it?) but if its flatland with rivers running through it over to the Mississippi then a few good soaking rainstorms probably causes some good flood potential.
@crosslink1493 We had a home in a flood plain once. Yes, if you have a home in a flood plane, you have to purchase flood insurance, if you have a mortgage. It's expensive. But, that should not affect the cost of regular home owners coverage. Flood insurance is separate from that. The insurance companies are out of control all across this country. We live in a major city, less than one mile from two fire stations with two fire hydrants flanking our lot. The only claim we have ever made is for hail damaged roofs. No fires. And that hasn't happened in several years. Yet, our insurance increased $700. There are almost 142 million single family residences in the US. This does not include townhomes, condos or apartments. There were approximately 360,000 -375,000 fires for residential homes, including those townhomes, condos and apartments. Average damage is about $25,000. Remember, the land is not ever included in payouts. There are many more stats we could add into this. The insurance companies netted (not grossed) $1.4 trillion dollars in premiums in 2021. Fast forward and premiums have almost doubled or more than doubled in some areas of the country. So, we can approximate that they netted close to $3 trillion this last year and part of 2024. There profits are in the trillions. Their payouts are about $250-$275 billion. So, it's a head scratcher as to what justifies this huge premium increase. It's time Congress starts a probe into all these insurance companies and puts all of them into a federal audit. Something stinks like rotten fish.
The uber eats should appeal this to the supreme court for adjudication. States should not get involved in telling business how to contract workers. Also they should ask the court on the constitutionality of Minimum wage impacts on private businesses. Private business should have the ability to set their wages, you want to work for the wage fine if not go look some place else.
I think rather the question that is on the front of the average townsperson's mind right now is: will the Templars ever get over their grand master DeMolay getting burned at the stake on Friday the 13th? Naturally if one travels throughout America on the Fourth of July, you have the local priest kings of every town in America dress up as lambs and parade themselves in front of the townspeople in hopes of being perceived as lambs rather than the "wolf among the sheep". You can contrast this to very primitive African American tribal leaders who dress up as fish as the high priest of the Pleiades / Dagon fish cult being of course the water beast.
What???
Clownshow
What can the home owners do if Northern Arizona and parts of California are flood,forest fire prone.
Many people, once they get used to LESS stuff, will likely stay in that mode of thinking....because they are getting older and "retirement" is more and more unviable.
When are those $16 million dollar homes going to slide down that hill into the ocean?????????
😂😂
It's just a matter of time.
That's pretty rare. Keep wishing evil on people. 🙄
Watch Flooded in Debt: Rand Paul’s Fight To Fix Federal Flood Insurance
At exactly the same time that I can afford a piece of the floating wreckage.
Thank you for the video Dan ❤💯🔥👌🏿😎
I think almost all businesses in California are on the edge right now.
I minimized my 'on-line 'credit cards' risk exposure.. limiting to only one small credit limit one. *be smart you win, be sloppy you loose!!*
I only keep 1 credit card put all my bills on credit card and pay it in full every payday
@@Lordhelpus64 What ever works.. is good. I have a slightly different method, I like.
freeze your cards on the 3 credit bureaus. you can still use your cards, NEVER put a debit card online.
@@RedNeck-x6d what ever it take to stay debt free.
@@Lordhelpus64 I check and payoff every day. I am not capable of sitting down and writing out a budget. My way of living within my means.
Im in Florida, my State Farm homeowners insurance is up not less than 100% this year.
I am too. And mine increased a lot also.
Depends what and where you are. I live in Florida and I received my renewal last year and it almost tripled ( $11K to $32K). Contacted my agent and the solution was a 4 Point Inspection of my property. Make sure your roof is within its life cycle, Hurricane resistant windows and doors) - basically do what you can to update your home.
I was already updating the above, had the inspection, gave it to my agent and received a revised quote of $13K.
I live on a the East Coast on a river less than a mile to the Ocean. So, I’m in a risky area but was still able to save.
After Ian and Nichol I saw a lot of beach front property damaged. 2 years later and at least 50% of the beach front property, that was damaged by surge, has NOT been upgraded anything. My point is the owners have a responsibility to make their property secure in risk areas….its not all the Insurance Companies fault.
Good.
state farm is the most expensive. i got to see that when i was doing mortgage servicing.
“You will own nothing and be happy” insurance and taxes will make it impossible to afford real estate for most
Welcome to 1970.. This is why young people wore tattered and holy cloths in the 70's. It wasn't a fad. People better at least look at the 70's if not the 30's !
I'd trade my fancy wardrobe for tattered clothes, if I get a brand new 20 year old body to wear those bellbottoms in.
Hand me downs, all the time.
I grew up in the 70s and I didn't wear holy and tattered clothes and not many of my friends did either!
It was a fad, i came of age in the 70s. Most of those kids at Woodstock came from upper middle glass families with some hippie groupie trash thrown in. Totally not any where close to great depression in the 1970s , insulting to people that lived through the depression as a kid like my Dad born in the 1920s.
I think the comment about people wearing jeans with holes and tatters in 70 s because of the economy shows what a terribly warped in accurate view of history some ( younger ?)people can get from internet , pop culture pics and film reels and stuff. The standard of living was still pretty darn good in the 70s despite inflation oil embargo Vietnam etc. it is important that those of us that lived that era correct these misconceptions. And I was no rich kid and wern't no Senators son!
VOTE TRUMP LAKE 2024// BEFORE THE END OF THE WORLD
“Only when the tide goes out do you discover who’s been swimming naked “
Unfortunately 98% of everyone is naked. And they look really fat.
State Farm has to pay the Chiefs
I walked i to a Neiman Marcus once. Walked thru it, and walked out. That way i could say i have been to NM.
I've been in this apartment for going on two years and each year we have had a different property management company going on a third.
Most management companies won’t do anything but take a landlord’s money. This is why so many keep changing companies. It would be hard to understand unless you’re a landlord. You at least have had someone to contact. There’s no law saying a landlord can’t change management companies. It’s sad they have to.
@@chrischamberlain7628 wow it's still hard for me to understand what you just said. Like you said but still wow thank you for trying to shed some light on the subject for me
So im a landlord and use a property management company and you have to make sure they are doing their job and taking care of the tenant. Probably better to just do it yourself.
@@colettespencer3357 It depends on a lot of factors. If a landlord lives far away from the property, the landlord could be ill, the landlord gets tired of being harassed by tenants ect. Why do you have property a manager if you feel it’s better to take care of it yourself?
I see the typo errors, it won’t let edit to fix. Oh well.
You will own nothing "and be happy"... the housing issues, increasing property taxes, insurance, reduced home owner protections. Its all inline with that statement. Its NOT random
We live in the Daytona Beach/New Smyrna Beach areas of Florida. Our prices 12 years ago have skyrocketed upwards. Now not so much. We're homesteaded. But don't have any idea where prices will go from this point forward. Our taxes haven't gone up like some areas, but people are not coming here like 15, 20 years ago. We decided to make this our permanent home, leaving expensive NC behind. Two homes isn't viable on retirement anymore. Even if you don't have mortgages on either property. Those houses on that hillside scare me.
My husband is retired from airline. He loved flying, especially the 767. He's glad his flying days are over. It's not the dream job of the 70s, 80s or even 90s. That's a shame. It used to be the best job in the world. Now it's an Uber owner/operator. Just kidding. Or maybe not. Love your videos and perspective on current events.
The Phillipine Islands are cheap ! Same weather as Florida. 🌞 🌧
i hope your not going to talk about kids going with their parents to job interviews again shame on you respond back
Are you joking? do you tagalong with your children on their job interviews here’s your response
Too much risk in landlording and everyone wants you to die. Not worth it.
It has really gotten bad
Most of renters are the poor and the middle lower class but with the wages they
earning they are living pay check to pay check and if something go wrong like
a raise on their rent or groceries, electricity water etc. that is havoc.
Might be cost effective pay off mortgage and not get insurance or ltd policy.
A Boeing jet out of Asia dropped 25k ft last week 😮
The slow collapse
It is accelerating
it's speeding up
Neiman-Marcus, also known as 'Needless Mark-up'. 😊
Levi's Jeans - Way too expensive and they don't fit like they used to. For a little more than what Levi's charges for one pair of jeans I can buy three pairs of Kohl's house brand that'll easily last twice as long. They are not what they used to be.
a certain blue congressman from NYS is a levi Strauss heir.
Levi - Strauss has an interesting history, during the California gold rush in 1849 they went to make and sell canvas tents to the gold miners. The tents didn't sell well and the miners said they needed durable pants instead. They started making pants 👖 out of the canvas but they couldn't sew and had no zippers; hence the brass rivets and button flie. ( Yes, I know; my brother calls me Cliff Claven from the T.V. show "Cheers". I'm full of useless ininformation. Despite what my younger brother says though I do have quite a liberal, wild side.Let's just say I've been known to run a few yellow traffic lights in my day and cross the street outside of the crosswalk once in a blue moon. I've also littered once accidentally ).
Correct..... Levi's jeans do not fit the same as they did.
@@dalerushton1394 And the persons who made most of the money in California's 'Gold Rush' days were the vendors (like Mr. Strauss) who sold equipment and supplies to the gold miners.
Have Rental I lancaster Cailf and Everyone is on Section 8 or have 'No Job...so depressing for me as a Landlord..My 4 Bedroom/:2 Bath...Super Nice / Clean....No Takers..All Single Mom's or Foster Parent's. NO Dad in Sight....Everyone ONE HAS A TATTOO'S OR PIT BULL......NOOOOO...AM WAITING FOR THE RIGHT TENANT WITH A NORMAL FAMILY.....SO RARE......WISH ME LUCK....
I got rid of my fire zone rental. The new owner had to buy homeowners insurance from the State insurance. 10x what I was paying. Farmers tried to cancel my policy twice over a four-year period for maintenance issues. The second time, they waited until the beginning of the snow season to tell me the roof needed repair and gave me until Jan to do it. I found a crew willing to work between snow storms and finished it with a week to spare. I saw how this would play out and sold the property at a loss, and glad I did. I have been sleeping well and making a few bucks on the interest from the proceeds.
It's all so exhausting
@@melissap9808 Yes, it does deplete my energy. Not only did selling the house consume my time and energy, but now I need to contemplate the recent changes in banking and brokerage policies that have turned my deposit from the sale into an uncollateralized loan to the bank. If that is news to anyone reading this, See Peak Prosperity's series on the book called "The Great Taking."
Being landLord isn't a profession I would choose, rather be a laborer , or in a trade, seen such horrible renters, the property not theirs, simply don't care about your stuff , disposable people, Personally, old fashioned , I don't like disposable societies , REMEMBER Peter 's faith, walk on the water Peter , stay Focused ❤😊 alot ungodly distractions, that doesn't help you
Too bad landlords don’t fix things since day one for my daughter after 2 years
I believe the CAR DEALER hacks are SELF INDUCED to give the dealers a way out of selling inventory.
Not true.
weird made up story
I buy my jeans at Walmart. Less than $20/pair and they last for a few years. I live in a small town, and it was quiet. No really doing or buying anything. Had to do a few errands in the bigger town 30 minutes away: Slammed. Everyone is out shopping. Everything is fine and normal! I mean why not, CNN said that $100 worth of groceries has only increased $20.
Gee, I hope all those beachfront properties are built on bedrock! Otherwise, why on earth are they built so close to the edge? They have a million dollar ocean view, but the houses are cheaply built and pretty ugly! They look like plastic and cardboard basically.
I just came back from Lake Como in Italy, and the houses and villas along the lake are absolutely beautiful in comparison to this ugly (but super-expensive) homes! The U.S. just is really lacking culture...not money, but culture!
I stopped buying Levi jeans years ago to Expensive, I by wranglers at my local Walmart I buy a pair of jeans, 👖 their jeans are around $30 I buy about three or four pairs of jeans at a time I did that last year I got plenty of jeans and pants in the closet, I don't need to go shopping for at least a couple of years for clothing😊
Tight arse
tell that to Glenn Becks wife Tanya. she wont boycott Target bc thats the only place that jeans fit her. Really? how many jeans do you need?
True, Boeing has issues. However, if a plane’s maintenance has been the responsibility of a given airline for 5, 10, 20 years and it malfunctions, is that Boeing’s fault or the airline’s? 🧐
Your monthly emails are great. I love the financial reminders/preparation tips. Look forward to them each month.
I bought 2 pr Levi's $140.00 501 and 505 California Taxes
Space x I would invest . Because i can't invest in Chinese or Russian Space program
Landlords fedup? There so hungry, they'll not being fed enough. All money hungry.
"I get sidetracked real easy"... Lol! 🤣 But that is what makes you, you! Share your thoughts on that one.
The insurance on my rental in Illinois is ridiculous. We’re being taxed to death in Illinois. New gas tax increased to 0.47 cents a gallon.
When someone receives money from a hack or ransom ware into a account be it currency or crypto how can that not be traced since all bank or financial institutions require identification including social security numbers to establish a account. Dan if you can look into this it is something I've always wondered about. The IRS ALWAYS demands their pound of flesh.
How to see what is 1 million- 100 million- 1 billion and - can you see and explain in simple terms. I don’t understand things.
oh please. my landlord bought her house in 2016. its now doubled since then practically. the only landlords that are screwed are the new ones with the higher interest rates and high total value. also landlords could be less pickier. so many places are anti pet which is annoying.
Rough rule of thumb, houses rent for 1% of the value. If a house's value goes up, so does the rent.
@@oldroscoe2590 Right, they charge more because MARKET allows it.
It has nothing to do with increased costs.
So the property taxes also doubled over time in Los Angeles
@@toycarpgmr not in california .
Hello Dan from Central Illinois, where crazy over taxed Illinois is adding another gas tax July 1st....3.5 % per gallon which is roughly another .,45 cents slapped on.
Thanks to Governor Pillsbury Dough Boy....
It's going from 45.4 cents to 47 cents a gallon. So the INCREASE is 3.5% over the previous.
So now you look like a fool.
Pay off the house and self insure. Life is a gamble.
Homestead exemption allows people who pay little to no taxes to vote for increasing your property taxes .
Being a landlord is a mugs game, there are plenty of good income producing stocks on the stock exchange and you can sell some of them any time if you need some extra money.
When the jeans trade fails, we will all just wear Dickies. 😆 Just imagine the gains in our social status.
The banks giving themselves a stress test is like the CIA investagating themselves for drug running. They found no wrong doing 😂
Ha ha loved it
Biden pls go now quit we need trump today country is a. Ess kids are depressed
Biden not fit any more need an oil change
@@murtazahyderabad4622 ugh there is a retired general calling for early elections. isnt flynn but flynn follows him.
Uber drivers as employees? Who would want to drive Uber?
😍😍😍 thank you so much for showing us that gorgeous gorgeous ocean listening to the sounds seeing the beautiful sand people walking around. It makes me feel like, the whole world hasn’t went to hell! Like there’s some hope, they’re still some beauty out there!❤🙌
❤️ Dan, your hair is gorgeous! I could say that 100 times😅 it’s totally perfect right like it is, perfect🙌
😅 mean, who doesn’t like a beautiful head of hair, right!🏆
Just saw an article that was out like one day ago. It was on the front page of Google. It said, the housing market is going to stay like it is through at least 2026! I highly doubt that.
Tons of people all over in the north that don’t live along round any waterlines with beautiful sand, want to buy sand . I’m not talking truckloads of sand, I’m talking bags maybe a 50 pound bag of sand that doesn’t cost 30 ,40, 60 bucks a bag for 50 pound bag.
It would be really nice if somebody out there could have a company that would ship the sand in the bag maybe double bagged in a box not all full of holes so when you order a 50 pound bag of sand not shipping and half the sand is missing along the way by the time you get the box ! So many people have a bad experience just like going on Walmart to buy a 50 pound bag of sand because they got a little project they’re making just like a little garden for their deck it seasonal and you can’t even get one without having the box destroyed the bag open up half the sand gone And it’s just hassle over hassle. They can’t get it shipped right the bags are busted open and it’s just not right. Why is it so difficult just to go on and order a bag of darn sand!
30 years ago, I could go to the store and pick up a bag. Now most places to say well we don’t carry it, but you can go on our website and we can deliver it to you. Yeah, you can like everything else you deliver. it’s all busted or broken or destroyed or missing !! Now what do I do? I can’t return it cause I bought it online.😤😵💫🤦🏻♀️
Thank you for all the kind words. I’m very happy that you’re here. We’re definitely living through some crazy times right now.
Wow! And lifeguards
Looks like the old days in California. (Not 'cali').
Not looking good in San Francisco.
well Dan, one of those roomates could be yr daughter (or mine). Terrible...
Dan what neighborhood are you in it's beautiful
Dan, have you heard anything about landlords not being able to request 3 x's the income in order to qualify for an apartment?
Word!
Get a 16 million view for the price of parking.
I wouldn't rent out a house if it was given to me free and clear.