>BARBARA CORCORAN: You should move faster because houses are only getting more expensive. It's harder to get your hands on something that you even find acceptable to live with, never mind something you've been dreaming about. Interest rates are still low, although they've been creeping up, and they have promised to continue to go up. And so there's nothing to be gained by waiting whatsoever, absolutely nothing.
AHAHAHAHAHAHA German jew media said exactly the same. They create Fomo to Dump it seems >Last chance to buy a house (yes literally) >The misconception of falling real estate >Analysts and experts are all the same opinion, it will go up only! www.welt.de/wirtschaft/plus237725499/Immobilienpreise-Die-letzte-Chance-fuer-den-Traum-vom-Eigenheim.html
Buy now before Blackrock owns them all and you own nothing.
Grayson Hill
And i have to add, this is a "conservative" media that notoriously gives bad financial advice maybe even intentional to make german conservatives Broke.
Evan Morales
This is EXACTLY like how it was in 2008. "Omg buy now, we won't see prices like this ever again!" Lmao if this isn't the biggest top signal, idk what is.
Juan Moore
That’s exactly what I did in 2017 lol. Now I have $200k in home equity. Not falling for the HELOC Jew though.
Adrian Powell
Literal who realtor who owns a real estate investment group. Gee I wonder why all the realtors always say to buy RIGHT NOW at any time in history. She is trying to kill as much out of her 2 year cash cow that she can
Xavier Bennett
>And so there's nothing to be gained by waiting whatsoever, absolutely nothing >It's probably the best market I've ever seen in my life
lmao ma'am we're in crypto we know if youre trying to scam
Easton Green
Itt people coping now that they've been priced out
Elijah Fisher
This is basically why I'm still a rentcuck. A lot of people panic bought last year, but I was being indecisive about which location in my area I wanted to live in, plus most of the houses I looked at had a bunch of problems with them. I imagine the situation is worse now too.
Jonathan Rivera
I will buy your 700k house at 400k in a few years don't worry.
Isaiah Bennett
I rather buy crypto and not worry about maintenance fees, property taxes, shitty neighbors I’m forced to live with for the rest of my life, etc etc
Ayden Cooper
/thread
David Nelson
>its just housing going up Anyone else checking craigslist cars and trucks nowadays? I dont check this shit everyday but every time I do I'm seeing more "carvana" shit where you see cars pushing 50k and less shitboxes around. They really dont want us to own anything huh?
If we wanted to take advantage of the low interest rates, we would have had to sell our crypto bags when they were at a low the past few months. Crypto will appreciate more in 6 months than the real estate market and raising rates will
Nicholas Wilson
>less shitboxes around Thank blue states. smog testing has sent many a good car to a premature grave
Mason Brown
so the takeaway from news this week is >clear out grocery stores to prepare for impending global food scarcity >sell everything
Cooper Perry
DO NOT BUY A HOUSE UNTIL 2023 AT LEAST.
6 MORE RATE INCREASES WILL TANK THE HOISING MARKET.
THIS WILL ADD 50% TO MORGAGES YOU STUPID FAGGOTS AT AN 8% RATE.
THIS WILL TANK THE MARKET AND ECONOMY BUY THEN AND REFINANCE WHEN THE JEWS AT THE FED REDUCE THE RATES IN 2025 OR 2026.
THIS IS FINACIAL ADVISE
Eli Jackson
Your 400k will worth 150k in a few years
Grayson Thompson
You're all gonna be priced out lmao
Nolan Cooper
If the mother of all happenings didn't tank the real estate market nothing will
Justin Cruz
You wasted 350k by buying 18 months early.
Ayden Brown
I live in flyover country. Houses are climbing in price even though demand and the population are not. Nah I think I'm good, I'll keep playing market musical chairs with the Uber Jews until the very end.
Chase Gonzalez
>Any Forums thinks bitcoin will magically take over the current financial system >Any Forums also thinks housing will crash Doing the opposite of you guys has never failed me. Not stopping now lmao, just got a house
Brody Brooks
It's like being priced out of a whole bitcoin
Jordan Foster
Yeah listen to her and buy now you dumb normies. Buy High so you can sell it to her when your dumbass cannot afford to pay because you lost your job, due to the recession. Get WRECKED WAGIES. They want best for you.
This fat fuck just made the largest financial decision of his life without thinking, and, well, you basically fucking stupid. How? Watch this quick video
I haven't been looking on Craigslist specifically, but the car I've been wanting for a long time is now 33% more expensive used. I'm not sure how people are buying used cars now because the prices are only a little less than new cars, so how do poorfags afford them when their old shitboxes die?
Jose Wilson
Stop trying to group everyone on biz together you faggot.
Congrats on your house. To insure you don't lose your house make sure your standards of living will not drop due to increase inflation, increase gas prices, increase food shortages and prices. And lastly that you can sustain your current income once we enter a recession.
Oh and that you have a savior investor mindset and won't be affected by the trends IF your neighbors house prices start dropping like it's hot.
If you can check all those boxes you should be fine, but we all know the average joe is easily influenced by the trends and markets.
I already have two houses. With 2.75% rate and 3% with a 15 year and 30 year loan. Bought both at 200k in 2016 and 2020. Equity is 150k on one and 100k on the other.
I think I'm fucked for another few years but if prices are cut by 50% I will buy another house for a 3rd home.
Oliver Nguyen
anyone buying right now, like within the past 2-3 months, is an financially illiterate black gorilla nigger retard. prices haven't come down at all while rates have gone from 3% to 5% over the course of 3 months. prices WILL come down because this increase in rates represents a MASSIVE increase in total repayments. over a 30 year mortgage term this represents a 28% increase in total repayments (principal and interest.) e.g. $200k mortgage over 30 years at 3% is $200k principal + $103k interest = $303k total repayment. $200k mortgage over 30 years at 5% is the same $200k principal + $187k interest = $387k total repayment.