I have seen houses on foreclosure lists for like $20,000.00 Are these real or they are just scams? I just cannot believe anything now a days. Are those "crazy" prices for normal ppl to buy? Thanks.
you have to remember that not everyone has the stupid loans. That was mostly CA, AZ, and NV. people more concerned with bling..pridictably egocentric people from the West coast.. with big mouths are scaring the pants off people in relatively healthy markets.
Are you using new math concepts to decipher the market data or what? I don't believe what we are experiencing can be defined as "relatively healthy markets." Also your opinion on egocentric people from the West Coast is telling. If you don't believe that the CA economy isn't large enough to send ripples throughout the World then you need to reevaluate your knowledge. Good luck to you.
A lot of people are still fooled by the "industry experts" (aka realtors, used house salesmen) who tell them this is a unique and perfect time to buy, and there are so many "deals" out there. Well, that's a bunch of crap. You can't double the price of something, reduce it by 30%, and call that a deal. People that are buying are idiots.
It amazes me that here in the UK they talk about everything being back to normal by 2010. Gordon Brown even talked about keeping the housing market moving forward?? So the primeminster thinks that an unsustainable house price boom is a good thing? Great video!
Here in ga -ga land UK,house prices,although allegedly dropping,are horrendously expensive.Up in the North West of England,houses have been listed for over a year with NO price reductions-yet the banks promise there is "no problem".These same banks locally are lending for the purchase of property at highly inflated prices-those in the inner ring know what they are doing-yet real cash buyers are excluded-go figure!.
We have a long way to go in the UK, that's for sure. My father bought his place in the NW ten years ago, 10% down, 3:1 LTI, is getting close to paying it off now. By 2004/5 it had tripled in "value". A few months ago the one next door went for 260% of what he paid, that was after some declines. That was all credit bubble, not value as a place to live. Building sites and merchants are shutting down too. I have been looking for a 50% nominal correction for 18 months. Here it comes!
Not to mention all the people that are so close to losing it all...I see it in our local new listings in No. Orange county , CA just in the last few days the numbers are climbing... Thanks for your insite MM
MI companies are only going to insure up to 90% now? I swear this is just out of control. They are already saying that FHA is the only way to go right now but if conventional drops to 90% that will be the really real truth of it.
Congress picked a GREAT time to kill Down Payment Assistance and bump the required down payment to 3.5%
I wonder if we're going to see it go to "No Loan For You" without 20% down before this is all over?
God help us all in the real estate industry if that happens.
If they mandated 20% down, this market will never again reach its bubble peak price levels. Even as it is, we won't hit that in many areas until 2020.
Do you think there's any likelihood that the rush of inventory will start before next March? I find it hard to believe they can sit on this pile of inventory for so long. In the end, they usually don't really rehab them anyway.
I want to own my own home, and am going in for my 1-on-1 session with a NACA counselor soon. Maybe I should wait until next summer season to make a move
Good job buddy. Keep up the good work.
RJ
RobJohnsonJr 2 years ago
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saveurhomenow 3 years ago
im (was) looking at buying a home,but im going to wait this out and see what happens.
buying a home now wont be as easy as it was before but there be cheaper
bikersrule07 3 years ago
I have seen houses on foreclosure lists for like $20,000.00 Are these real or they are just scams? I just cannot believe anything now a days. Are those "crazy" prices for normal ppl to buy? Thanks.
wannabuyhouse 3 years ago
yes there real.
TrEo2322 3 years ago
Hi, you r good. Thanks
wannabuyhouse 3 years ago
where are you? we need an update
maximumvalues 3 years ago
Yeah! The line at the of the tunnel is a train...recession ahead.
gannelliott99 3 years ago
I'm about to jump out of my window.
...of my one story.
chadandbarby 3 years ago
im about to jump out the basement window, but my mortgage has my house under water
ITILII 3 years ago
you have to remember that not everyone has the stupid loans. That was mostly CA, AZ, and NV. people more concerned with bling..pridictably egocentric people from the West coast.. with big mouths are scaring the pants off people in relatively healthy markets.
chadandbarby 3 years ago
Are you using new math concepts to decipher the market data or what? I don't believe what we are experiencing can be defined as "relatively healthy markets." Also your opinion on egocentric people from the West Coast is telling. If you don't believe that the CA economy isn't large enough to send ripples throughout the World then you need to reevaluate your knowledge. Good luck to you.
bruce3681 3 years ago
Luv your videos. I live in GA and will be buying a home for the first time sometime next year. Thanks for providing us with great info.
hoojoa 3 years ago
Very good information!
javawhz 3 years ago
Anyone thinking to buy a home now: YOU ARE A FOOL! Wait, wait, wait. Until 2013.
RingsofMediocrity 3 years ago 3
A lot of people are still fooled by the "industry experts" (aka realtors, used house salesmen) who tell them this is a unique and perfect time to buy, and there are so many "deals" out there. Well, that's a bunch of crap. You can't double the price of something, reduce it by 30%, and call that a deal. People that are buying are idiots.
stinkypoon 3 years ago 2
It amazes me that here in the UK they talk about everything being back to normal by 2010. Gordon Brown even talked about keeping the housing market moving forward?? So the primeminster thinks that an unsustainable house price boom is a good thing? Great video!
TheBSharpsUK 3 years ago 2
thank you 5 star
vladimir4055 3 years ago
Mr Mortgage is a Rock Star.
This late night bong rip is for you, bro.
PotSmokinFoo 3 years ago
Here in ga -ga land UK,house prices,although allegedly dropping,are horrendously expensive.Up in the North West of England,houses have been listed for over a year with NO price reductions-yet the banks promise there is "no problem".These same banks locally are lending for the purchase of property at highly inflated prices-those in the inner ring know what they are doing-yet real cash buyers are excluded-go figure!.
justjacqueline2004 3 years ago
We have a long way to go in the UK, that's for sure. My father bought his place in the NW ten years ago, 10% down, 3:1 LTI, is getting close to paying it off now. By 2004/5 it had tripled in "value". A few months ago the one next door went for 260% of what he paid, that was after some declines. That was all credit bubble, not value as a place to live. Building sites and merchants are shutting down too. I have been looking for a 50% nominal correction for 18 months. Here it comes!
corporatewarrior 3 years ago
Not to mention all the people that are so close to losing it all...I see it in our local new listings in No. Orange county , CA just in the last few days the numbers are climbing... Thanks for your insite MM
aceyorba 3 years ago 2
MI companies are only going to insure up to 90% now? I swear this is just out of control. They are already saying that FHA is the only way to go right now but if conventional drops to 90% that will be the really real truth of it.
Congress picked a GREAT time to kill Down Payment Assistance and bump the required down payment to 3.5%
I wonder if we're going to see it go to "No Loan For You" without 20% down before this is all over?
God help us all in the real estate industry if that happens.
renegaderealtor 3 years ago
If they mandated 20% down, this market will never again reach its bubble peak price levels. Even as it is, we won't hit that in many areas until 2020.
stinkypoon 3 years ago
Do you think there's any likelihood that the rush of inventory will start before next March? I find it hard to believe they can sit on this pile of inventory for so long. In the end, they usually don't really rehab them anyway.
stinkypoon 3 years ago
great stuff as always man :D
I want to own my own home, and am going in for my 1-on-1 session with a NACA counselor soon. Maybe I should wait until next summer season to make a move
magnoid 3 years ago
good work!
j25ack 3 years ago 2
Thank you sir! Take these stars and like it! =)
nanii76 3 years ago
Thank you again sir!
JP5466 3 years ago 2
it'll be the darkest before dawn breaks...
mrzack888 3 years ago
Thanks MR. Mortgage.
airborne373 3 years ago
Thank you for speaking the truth. It's the complete opposite of what I hear from people in the office.
nitsu19 3 years ago 5
Thanks for your hard work, you are keeping me from making the mistake of buying right now. I will choose to wait. Excellent research and info!!!
roller1290 3 years ago 2
First in and feeling good. Thanks again for your work, here are your stars.
merekee 3 years ago