boomers are the hardest workers? you mean the generation of slumlords and billionaires who’ve only achieved their wealth through inheritance and exploitation? ur kidding yourself. folks in their 20s now are working 2 sometimes 3 jobs to make ends meet. we want work, boomer business owners don’t want to pay us live-able wages for it.
Man not true Some of us are trying real hard to get a job. Just no one wants to hit us back on top of that no one will hire is long enough to get experience to get a higher paying job so we can build a future.
Did you just say $58'000 and That very low income in the same sentence........so making 58k is very low income. I have to be in the Twilight Zone if that's true
Ughhh…you started out making good money. That’s the kind of money people make when they’ve been working somewhere for years and year, maybe in a union.
When an work environment doesn’t does reward going above and beyond why give it your best. You can work harder just to make the same as the others dragging things down
Literally what I was thinking 😂. A nice liveable home is still a nice liveable home even if over priced. You can adjust later if needed so idk what he means lol
I’m talking about selling a home and pricing it correctly to maximize the sale price. If you start on the market and it’s overpriced you will ultimately end up selling for less than if you started at a competitive price. It’s just economics… supply and demand.
So your logic is to price it low to attract people who are seeking low prices (because they want to spend less) and then somehow those same people are going to change their mind and decide to spend an amount over market value or comparable, just cause they heard someone else was willing to outbid them? Maybe if you have an absolute dream home that folks fall in love with, but i realistically see people just throwing in the towel and moving on with their home search 9/10 times. Also the bread analogy doesn't really fit. Mold being representative of the passage of time, on a house any such effect would result in repairable issues. But realistically a home shouldn't incur massive repairs while waiting for a buyer. Unless you live in venice.
Hmmm ok haha Someday when you own more real estate than me and have sold more real estate than me, then and only then can you say something that people should listen to. Until then, maybe you should listen.
Yah, but there not designed for being happy to a degree, there designed for time. The one finite resource you can ever get more of, that's why they fly higher (they also do this to stay out of commercial aircraft operations) and faster and land at smaller airports closer to the city, it's time.
I don't think people need financial education. People just need to open up a spreadsheet and figure out how much they can spend. Or just use common sense
Although true on the disparity of income vs inflation, there are people who are spending more than they should especially when things are getting more expensive. Kids and young adults should live with their parents as much as they can, find a roommate to split rent, etc but most people want: a nice apartment, a nice car, want to go out to eat and try new places even though they know they shouldn’t. The people who are not able to afford much right now should be focusing on garnering skills that will increase their income. No one should stay in entry level or min wage jobs for the rest of their lives. Those jobs were meant for people getting into the workforce (college kids, high school kids etc)
@@RealJordanTerrell I agree 100%. Young people shouldn’t spend outside their means, but non-young people cannot dig themselves out of financial holes either.
@@Skillfeather It may be hard for certain people (ie Disease, disability, etc) but no matter how old you are, in todays world, anyone can make money from anywhere as long as they have 1. A passion 2. Work Ethic. There are many stories from rags to riches to explore and most of them were over 30 or 40 years old when life hit them so hard they had to do something about it. We can control our own lives, most people live their life following circumstances and excuses. Once you realize you’re in control, the sky is the limit.
@@RealJordanTerrellWithout people in those jobs, you would not be alive. You would not have clothes, you would not have a phone, you wouldn't have the paint on your walls and you wouldn't have basic medicine. Global commodity chains are based on keeping the vast majority in poverty, those jobs must be filled or there are no things for people as privileged and naive as you to buy anything.
I think that's kinda a pessimistic way of looking at it I think if I saw someone that had the same job as me and he was really good at that job id probably wanna try to copy what he is doing because he is so good
How do you think that person got so good? Not by following everyone else. He invented his own way or strategy. Copying someone else is the "easy" way out. The richest people in the world are the crazy ones, the ones that don't fit the norm and their ideas are way out there. Can you learn a thing or two from your friend? Yes, but you should strive to make it better.
This clown wants to show us how many words he can regurgitate and still say absolutely nothing. He's desperately trying to sound smart and failing miserably.
It’s funny that people don’t hear about Blackrock, Vanguard, or State Street. They are kept out of the news, yet they own the world economy. Make that make sense. It’s the world government guys.
Yeah be strategic and smarter. Take it back from mega corps and the financial elite who are hording all the pretend money! 🙃 the rich will always tell you to tighten your belt and prep for it to get hard... When they're the reasons it's fucking hard 🤦♂️
Yes, because losing all of your assets, patents, networks, contract records, brand recognition, and NDAs is *definitely* worth a slightly decreased risk.
You mean you bought 9 homes, did the bare minimum to make them livable, and raised the price by 200,000 so you could cheat a profit. You didn't rehab anything loser.
How are they disrupting realtors. Even when you find a house a Realtor chances are still has it listed. So you only were able to find more out about the homes and help you search ..but you still need a realtor most of the time.
Not sure what zillow brings to the table, never sold or bought thru them. A realtor brings the entire history of real estate to the table starting with the legal documents that cover all manor of issues and legal disputes that have come about from lawsuites. Unless your a professional thats been buying and flipping houses for 20+ years, your carrying a very heavy risk that something goes wrong on either side of the deal and your legal agreement didnt cover it. Act accordingly.
additional note for clarity...Realtors bring a copy-written legal agreement for seller/buyers to sign. If your independent buyer/seller - do you have lawyers at your disposal to write an all encompassing agreement thats water tight for all possibilities? Try writing one up from scratch. Good luck with that.
Boom, you got it! The average consumers thinks that all agents do is put your home on the MLS lol. Little do they know all the problems, steps, time, energy and resources needed to finalize ONE deal.
Travel agents became obsolete because people could book their own flights. People do 95% of the work in finding their own new homes. No idea why a realtor gets a $40k commission on sale of a house when the buyer and seller did all the work. When people receive an app that allows them to submit all the forms online themselves that will be the end of realtors.
Buyers and sellers do not do all the work themselves, I'm not sure if ever seen the work that goes behind putting a home for sale or finding a buyer the right home but it's a TON of hours and WORK. But what is true here is that these giant corporations will eventually make it seem so easy to do it with one click of a button because they systematized the backend with tech, automation,s and AI.
It would be great if we could cut out the scamming real-estate agents out. They hold us hostage with their "access" and no nothing for us other than literally open a door.
Sure, you can also build your own car, build your own home, build your own farm and your own sustainable food sources lol An average person can't sell their own home, there's too many steps, works, laws to abide, regulations, equal housing standards, vendor communication and 1,000 more things the person needs to do to sell their own home.
@@RealJordanTerrell actually me and my father built our own homes, we've taken apart and rebuilt cars and there's no need to resale a home you plan on living in forever. Farming is also very easy to do yourself so there's really no need to have other people do these things for you that you can do yourself. Clearly you sell homes or something hence why you're so hung strung on people going through realtors rather then companies that make it simpler for them.
@@Alvaro_oro congrats! You’re one of the very few people who can do everything but 99% of the population doesn’t want to do that hence why they pay for convenience and for other people or companies to take the burden. I never said consumers shouldn’t use the big companies, more power to them. I’m trying to help real estate agents understand that if they think they can get by doing the bare minimum and all on their own, then they’ll be put out of business in the next couple of years.
@@RealJordanTerrell that's actually a very valid point. People should be more worried about saving and making money as opposed to convenience in their day to day life's
