As a dedicated realtor, I bring a wealth of knowledge to the world of real estate. With a passion for helping clients achieve their property goals and an unwavering commitment to excellence, I stand out as the professional you want by your side in your real estate journey. With years of marketing experience, I have honed a unique perspective that combines intricate market insights with a deep understanding of individual needs. Having successfully facilitated numerous negotiations, I possess a refined skillset that ensures every transaction is not only smooth but also favorable for my clients.
What sets me apart is a remarkable blend of market savvy and personalized attention to lifestyle considerations. Recognizing that a home is more than just a property, I will go beyond the transaction to truly understand my clients' aspirations and requirements. .
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Certainly not a liquid asset, but I see it differently. We just sold our largest and most expensive home and bought a house for HALF where we are relocating. We were blessed to accumulate a ton of equity over the years which set us up to live simpler life working part time at most. That's tough to do renting unless you are a strong investor in other avenues. Most aren't...
Ah yes, lets ask a barber if we need a haircut. The housing market is severely overvalued especially because climate change is NOT priced in. People want to say this is different from 2008 because we don't have subprime loans, but what they're not considering is the ballooning premiums people are paying. When suddenly your premium jumps from $200 per month to $2000 per month people won't be so keen on their already overvalued homes. Besides, if you're not planning on selling you'd prefer to have LOWER values because your property taxes go DOWN. Equity only makes people THINK they're richer.
the reason to buy more than any other reason is that you pay it off and then don't owe money outside of property taxes...when you are 60, paying rent will kill you
it is hard for most to itemize in order to show a mortgage rate deduction on your taxes , another problem we are finding is the flood of blue state home buyers + inflation have ballooned our home prices in red states, impacting property taxes that locals are having a tough time with financially. I just don't think you can call a home an investment, it is a cost that you have to bear in order to live out your life. You can only recoup some of the investment if you downsize later in life, however I feel that is becoming more difficult. A second home, in lieu of the stock market, can be a good investment. Good luck young people.
Owning a home WAS a good investment. The real estate industrial complex has ballooned valuations over the last four years and now renting and investing the difference is a better option for most people. With interest rates at 7% and prices at all time highs it is better to wait for more favorable conditions and invest your money in the stock market instead. Also deducting mortgage interest rates and property taxes only makes sense if those exceed the standard deduction of 24,000 which most mortgage do not come close to. What you are saying is what every real estate agent always says to pressure people into buying because you make money based on transactions and FOMO is what you rely on to scare people into a sale. Real estate sales are approaching all time lows because consumers are realizing this and prices will soon fall because no one wants to buy in these conditions.
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When we say a buyer's market or a seller's market. What market are we talking about? UK? US? Global? Is there such a thing as a "global" market people follow? Is that only for big wigs and heavy-hitters? The big fish in the pond, so-to-speak? What market are you in? I'm in New York. I'm not in Real Estate, but I'm curious. Are we in a buyer's or a seller's market right now?
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Because america is built on greedy capitalist boomers who think their hard working geniuses for paying a nickle on a loan for a house and then selling it for 1.5m+40 year interest to a young adult trying to better their life
