4 Reasons to Stop Renting and Buy NOW - Irvine Real Estate - Irvine Homes for Sale
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Meanwhile prices continue to drop.
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Pay little more? How about 3 times more with additional risk. And what has he been smoking. The landlord is not making anything on appreciation, his property is depreciating.
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pass me the koolaid! this guy has sold me on home ownership! patrick.net
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This guy is worse than a used car salesman.
"Here is why you should buy the product I'm selling and stop saving your hard earned money for something better".
This dude is just a giant ahole.
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So if you sell more properties then you make more money...... ok your wearing a suit so we should trust you. Why don't you mention that right now that if you buy a house that you will pay more to interest then you will pay in rent....... that means that if you rent you will be able to save more and you will have a higher quality of life. STOP CONNING PEOPLE
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It makes him feel sooo good as he cashes his commission check. And he wishes all the renters out there would also give him a commission check. Dude, you're a Used House Salesman, and your days are numbered. At least used car salesmen OWN the car, so you HAVE to buy it from them. Real Estate Agents don't own anything. They want you to pay them to help fill out some paperwork. The days of needing an agent to find a house is long gone. So long, dinosaurs!
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In other news; the car dealer thinks its a great day to buy a car, the butcher thinks its a great day to buy a steak, the carpenter thinks its a great day to build that hutch.
i am renting a single family house in sunset district of San francisco for 1600 a month. the neighbor sold his house for 700k in 2010
are you saying I could be saving money if I bought that house which is just like the one I'm renting?
I checked the property tax of my new neighbor. it is more than 8000 dollars a year. not to mention the interest
SmallShark 9 months ago 2
@SmallShark the beauty of real estate is that each market is local and each buyer/seller has a unique situation. This video is not a guaranteed scenario for everyone, however in the Irvine market in many cases, depending on the buyer and property, buying is ultimately cheaper than renting if the buyer has 20% down, not to mention the tax benefits after the fact. It sounds like your specific scenario is unique because in Irvine, a $700K home would bring in over $3500+ in rental income.
robertmack10 9 months ago