ALERT: Huge Risk To The Housing Market Was Just Discovered

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  1. This time the criminals are running everything, so it *is* different. They only had partial control last time.

    1. lol they’ve had control since chase sank their competition on the Titanic and quickly founded the Federal reserve

    2. @@mg-by7uu But it hasn’t been complete until their recent acquisition of the US treasury 🤣

    3. They have way less control over public opinion this time. Globalist media can’t meme, or be authentic, to save their life.

    4. 😂😂😂😂 ok. NOTHING has changed with our rulers—the only thing that is different is that EVERYTHING is worse this time, cost:income, debt, inflation, world is dumping our dollars, world is not buying our treasuries.

  2. Hit the nail on the head George. Been waiting for someone to talk about home ownership price increases. The talking heads are always spouting off about how low inflation has fallen, not for the everyday needs and purchases.

    1. I keep telling my real estate friends this and it’s blank stares. They will be in for a big surprise.

    2. People mistake inflation falling for deflation. Prices arent getting any lower, just going higher a bit more slowly.

    3. House prices are a function of the turnover of credit …… Anyone who says it’s supply and demand is a moron…….When the credit supply is increased house prices are bid up…….. When the turnover of credit levels off or goes negative house prices fall…….The system relies on the level of credit continuing to expand

    4. @@gerryandre3847it’s not just younger homeowners, the majority of folks can’t take a 10k sudden expense

    1. they’ll have to to keep the prices up. It’s time for the people to come for what’s been stolen.

    2. @@craigbrison4241 yes so many people want to steal the hard works of others sad times ahead.

  3. Our country desperately needs to restore historical income to price ratios, a whole generation is being denied home ownership, no good for the U.S. as a middle class country. Home ownership an important part of retirement planning.

    1. Not gonna happen. Look at 3rd world countries. Only the wealthy own the assets. That’s us 5-10 years from now

    2. @@Tater-Skinz True, but the sin of placing currency units in the hand’s of people and institutions that contribute nothing in terms of “real wealth’ hasn’t done us any favors.

  4. You are applying the SAHM rule incorrectly. You are going back to Jan 2023. The rule says “within the prior 12 months”. The rule has NOT been triggered at its current 0.37 measure.

    1. George may have misinterpreted the rule. However, there is no denying that unemployment is currently on an upward trend.

  5. During lead up to GFC house values (and thus property tax) also went up so at the same time as the ARM payment going up. So probably we still need more pain to cause sell off – but who knows how much more…

  6. Maintenance costs have also skyrocketed. Andvtry finding quality contractor. I was contractor for 30 years and took pride in my work, not today. End up doing many jobs myself rather than babysitting flakes

  7. High tier houses are not at all time highs any more. They’ve already started to crash. Just like they did in 2006 and 2007.

  8. I bought my house in CT during the 1980s real estate bubble. I bought in 1987 and thirteen years later it was still worth less than I paid for it. In 1990 the housing market crashed and there were so many foreclosures the government had to establish the Resolution Trust Corporation to sort out the mess.

    1. I bought a condo in 2003 and it’s value did hit what I paid for it unto 2019 or 20. Even today, it as not doubled like houses have

  9. 30% of mtg’s had adjustable rates in 2007. The cost of ownership affects 100% of homeowners today.

    1. Damn, you losers are infecting George’s channel also? Get a life and take your scams elsewhere!

  10. Just swapped all of my last ETH and swapped it into AMS69X. Already up a little bit. Unfortunately I have some other junk staked which won’t free up for a while. Still now I am on the train!

    1. It’s actually a big deal. Usually I’d say that this year is bad and you shouldn’t buy into anything when we don’t even know yet how far the drop will go. But this goes against all of it and they have the system to avoid drops during the current sale so you can just hodl it and wait for the better times without any money loss.

    2. They will go 10x within this year, easily. Even if there is a massive dump at some point this is STILL the earliest entry right now

  11. People need to get out of the mentality that increasing home values is a good thing. Taking into consideration taxes and insurance costs, rising home values is detrimental. It is only good for those who are seeking debt as a way of life and for those who are from a state like California and move to an area where home values are much less. These people literally ruin the economy of their new community.

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