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Also doesn't help that we have 15 million more people here in the last 3 years competing for the short supply of housing.

As long as large equity firms like Blackrock and Vanguard keep buying them all above asking price, then they will keep rising. I don't foresee it getting any better any time soon. Just stay where you are and keep the seller strike going, fuck em.

The title is irrelevant prices are.already dropping Mr. Obvious

Nothing will fall we let our government become to corrupt I'd give it 100 years before someone invaded America and ends it because those in charge here will help them end it

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Great video! Thank you for your insight. Way overpriced. I can’t imagine they’ll continue to rise.

Bay County/Panama City Beach, FL have too much inventory and a large # are overpriced an average of 20%

Yes l think so

Thanks for the info!

Home prices will CRASH bc buyers cannot afford to buy at current prices.

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How about hiring an attorney instead…

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Brand new agent here. I know I really need to have a buyer presentation but really have no direction on where to start. I am willing to do video, PowerPoint, and also a binder with all the same info. I feel this way I can reach any age group.

Uncontrolled migrants have DESTROYED AMERICA!!😢

Yup. Making relationships with people I don’t give a fuck about. Definitely have to do harder than my grandparents did.

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This was a good video, but a lot of it is pretty straight forward. I was hoping to hear the impacts on the states by the migration trends. I grew up in central Maryland but moved to Minnesota solely for more affordable housing and to get out the ghetto. The elites chose to import more illegals for cheap labor then help young fellow Americans purchase where they grew up

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Complete opposite in Canada, too much immigration created a major growth of population so there's too much demand for housing and we dont build enough because of the différents gouvernements, municipal, provincial and federal

Thank you for keeping the new data coming

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I have never felt so strong about why a buyer should want to work with me. Yesterday a potential client who was between me and another agent said: I want to work with you. After me showing just one thing I can do for buyers that certainly 98% would not be able.

Now ask three out of four of those consumers how many of them their real estate agent directly. That’s the statistic. I would be more curious about then using data from before the change to maintain the status quo. Also, survey question how many are willing to pay 2 to 3% for that same agent. I bet you get different results.

ua-cam.com/video/ApLI0n6Sl7c/v-deo.htmlsi=7RDgoMm43ErnhCDb What are your thoughts on this?

Working with an educated expert in the documentation now required & will be critical moving forward. If you do not already have an administrative support/transaction coordinator - now is the time to utilize that resource!

I think it’s important to use a real estate agent whenever you have a real estate transaction because of the experience and the knowledge of the agent. He would diagnose yourself go to a doctor go to a specialist.

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What about the jobs, downward revisions every month that are quietly reported.

Thanks, now I know how to call out real estate agents' bullshit! Literal rehearsed scripts? You have no soul.

That “economic growth” is less than the inflation rate lol

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Send it and I listen and I am about to join KCM Dennis

Using GDP to support the notion that the economy is good is a farce. The main reason why GDP is up is due to consumer spending. Consumers no longer have the cash they had given to them during the pandemic and are now buying regular goods on credit cards or buy now pay later plans. These items are not paid off in full every month so what we have here is a GDP which is mostly held together by credit card debt which is reaching more of deliquent stage. Is it all doom and gloom? No it's time to shift from this narrative of "economy disconnect" from the true pain middle income folks are feeling at the gas pump and supermarkets vs mainstream media headlines and stock market highs.