Risks of Home Equity Loans & Use of Leverage -- Wealth Cycles & Plays -- BUCHAN BULL VLOG 13
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Very nice video. I agree playing with home equity is a very risky move, but that depends on what are you going to use a Home equity loan. I truly believe that investing in Real Estate market in this downmarket is a very good move to make. Investing in Rental properties to increase cashflow and not looking to invest for appreciation. As a Real Estate agent i recommend this to homeowners with equity or people with 401k plans that are loosing money day by day... 10% on a rentalproperty is agooddeal
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@BuchanBullBullion Thanks man I will check those out a litte later. Your a great source of info. Much appreciated!
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@charronfamilyconnect Exactly, it is like catching a falling knife down there right now. I posted a 25May11 article in description "U.S. home prices dropped 5.5 percent in the first quarter from a year earlier, the biggest decline in almost two years, as sales of discounted foreclosures undermined real estate values. ", and another article came out today, forclosures made up 28% of all sales, and are expected to increase as a % of sales moving forward--puts pressure on entire market, bad news.
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@BuchanBullBullion My acquantances are mostly buying in Georgia and are buying the homes outright and have property management companies taking care of the managment of the properties. They charge 10% of rent. Sounds good but ofcourse I would rather buy where there are jobs flowing which seems to be nowhere in the us man!
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@BuchanBullBullion What is the risk if you have the money up front to buy it outright? Hey man this is my situation which I dont share with everyone. I have mortgage free home valued at $275,000, and about $150,000 liquid doing jack shit in GIC's What would you do with that man. OFcourse I have some prescious metals stored away(500 oz of silver). What would you do man if you were me? I guess you would sell the family home first? Thats tough when my boys grew up here in this nice community?
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@2011rcm Certainly not basing the increase prediction on housing market solely, just think it is time to get that ball rolling--the longer they keep it low the more harm to the economy in the long-run(ie. Greenspan). Funny because only a week ago most analysts expected a rate hike in May, but due to the European debt concerns, possible end of QE and volatility in markets lately, 3 primary dealers have pushed back their increase expectations until sept.. I may be dreaming, but please do it soon!!
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@BuchanBullBullion With the increases in inflation during the last quarter, (food, energy, commodities) an increase in rates would hurt businesses. The housing market is not important enough to raise rates at this time.
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@charronfamilyconnect Short term bonds, nothing over 5 months, then reallocate your money as conditions arise. Generally the market favours PM stocks after July August, currently Gold stocks have underperformed based on the rise in Gold prices.
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@2011rcm I will go opposite the tide--I expect a small hike on the 31May2011, followed by further hikes in sept and into the New Year. Everything lately is so based off of one piece of economic information that it can be so difficult to call until the date, as there may be new info released which changes market consensus.
The volatility we see just shows a lack of market comprehension, and movement with each new piece of data released--a tricky period to play in.
All the Best,
Jim
@charronfamilyconnect @2011rcm @solojam -- Just posted links in the description to Historic Canadian 5-year Conventional Mortgage Rates and Historic Bank of Canada Rates, should have posted these earlier as they are at the basis of the argument. Look specifically at the 1973-1983 period.
All the Best,
Jim
BuchanBullBullion 9 months ago