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Why are we taxed on something that we have already purchased? Why do the prices not fall if the house has a MVP on top of yearly tax? He said a whole lot of nothing. Hope some of you read between the lines. OO because a loan does not mean you purchased the land/home. It's only a promissory note and the money used by the bank is called fractional reserved banking. A dirty trick by the greedy. If we all pulled out our money, how would you pay back the 40% in tangible liquid cash? OOO force people into a new and continuing monetary unit of value? (new money) and the poor get poorer, and the rich get richer. You guys are just gate keepers that need to be removed in the near future. We follow your rules just so you can make up new ones.
The crime is surging and so are evictions. Hopefully the bums all move away but they're just going to pitch a tent and commit crime to survive. Oaklands sliding into the abyss
Every saleman real estate agent I've spoken to is pushing really hard to buy buy buy....their motto is "its only gonna go up" and "real estate in on fire". I don't think they have our best interest in mind - I'm in NY btw.
You may be surprised to learn NAR revised sales dat for the four years prior to 2011, coming out of the last crash. You will never find an agent, NAR economist, or MBA analyst who say now is a bad time to buy. They are glorified sales representatives. Housing is going to crash worse than 2008.
