PROOF! The Housing Market HAS ALREADY CRASHED...

There's an illusion in our society that the cost of real estate and the S&P 500 and really any asset for that matter is appreciating but what's really happening behind the scenes is that our dollar is rapidly depreciating. When you price real estate in gold it has actually already dropped by 20% since June of 2022.

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#realestate #housingmarket #homeprices #housingmarketcrash

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[nicolasbenson]

Because so many people overpaid for homes even while loan rates were low, I believe there will be a housing catastrophe because these people are in debt. If housing costs continue to drop and, for whatever reason, they can no longer afford the property and it goes into foreclosure, they have no equity since, even if they try to sell, they will not make any money. I believe that many individuals will experience this, especially given the impending mass layoffs and rapidly rising living expenses.

[-OBELUS-]

Exactly. Your house isn't worth more. Your currency is worth less.

[leondonald]

When the dollar gets weak, it could mean tough times ahead economically. I'm thinking about how to protect my money from inflation. Lately, I've heard a lot about Bitcoin. With its halving finished and ETFs approved, many folks expect its value to shoot past $100k. I've got $300k saved up, and I'm tempted to invest now. But I'm worried: Is it too late to make the most profit?

[sekour]

All the time I've watched this channel, I've remained silent.... This episode made me speak.
This is a very mature channel for prudent adults and conscientious investors.
The grown folks are in the building.
Shout-out to M.Bordenaro.

[marchansen]

Matt's input made this episode the ultimate reality show.

[MANYCARS]

If a multi-millionaire tells you it's bad, especially one who had seen and experienced it all, you better believe things are BAD now!!

[AwesomeDocumentary]

I tell this to people all the time, your house didn't go up in value, your money is just worth way less.

[gerardlales]

To make this story a lot My two sisters stole my
inheritance...bought
both luxury cars....an overpriced house during de good times....
Lost their business...their house ....and a lot more and now are
asking me for financial assistance 😂😂😂
Some people....never learn.!!!!

[johnrambo]

The "quality of life" crash is upon us.

[TheSafetyDocPodcast]

Property insurance and property taxes are hammering homeowners.

[MablePauls]

Buying is great if you find a great deal in great location. It's not really a "profit" until you sell, though. So your networth will climb, which feels pretty good, but you would still have to pay rent or buy a new house if you were to sell. You would have collateral, though, which means you could borrow money for other things. Or you become a landlord like Graham and you get other people to pay your mortgages for your downpayment/investment. But owning a house will soak up a lot of your income compared to finding cheaper rent. Mortgages kind of suck, because they make you pay more towards the interest than the towards the actual ownership of the house.

[ColeDedhand]

It's not a "real estate" crash. It's a dollar crash.

[mikegagliano]

Couple things my wife and I like about these videos - pleasant delivery/voice, logical thought processes, and seeing the various Miami area homes in the background - it's a subtle but effective formula for agreeable and entertaining youtube watching. Got to think that part of the mainstream media's decline is just can't imagine watching churlish CNN or MSNBC when there is more engaging content like this available

[marcofluff]

I deliver mail and packages for a living .The number of packages im delivering is so low that it's comparable to 2005 thru 2009. But the scary aspects are that back then online shopping wasn't entrenched as it is now.

[rudianger]

This frickin' guy just coming into the video and showing his house...spittin' facts left and right. Bro is a legend!!!! Love it

[LandlessCountry]

A quick two-minute search online suggests that Matt's company is probably a scam. I wouldn't trust him at all—he seemed very agitated and inconsistent in everything he said. He was also sued by Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro for allegedly charging customers excessive fees for rental services and ended up settling. Michael almost had a heart attack when Matt started talking about loans and borrowing as much money as possible. This Matt guy is a joke and has likely scammed many people to get where he is. He's definitely not someone I'd look up to.

[ParkDari]

When you see properties on the market for over 100 days, you know there’s a problem. Some sellers are just in denial but those properties are no longer moving at these ridiculous prices

[j.r.]

I found Matt's home on the Internet. When it was built in 2015 it was listed for 3.995 Million. I also saw the history of prices on that house. 15 months ago the bank was asking 6.7 Million. So yes, Matt made a great buy on that house unless the real estate market crashes from where it is now 😁

[TravelwithRichardandJudy]

That guy Matt made absolutely no sense whatsoever. Hes probably one of the guys hired to work there for $30 an hour.

[jamesoldja]

Matt should have put $4.5 million in treasuries and just chilled with $18, 000 monthly return..and just wait for the asset bubble to pop