DISGUSTING! 5 Ways Real Estate Investors Prey On People!

The world of real estate investing has reached an alarming point, displaying actions that are truly disgusting. Real estate investors have acted in harmful ways towards the lowest-earning individuals in the United States. This includes those who live in mobile home parks in manufactured homes, people seeking affordable rental homes, and even those who have lost their houses due to natural disasters. These predatory investors have utilized extremely harmful tactics to profit from people who simply want a place to call home. The video highlights several instances where real estate investors have taken advantage of homeowners facing dire circumstances. These stories are real and are occurring across the country today, which deeply troubles me, as it's hard to believe this could happen in America.

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[beverlyhernandez]

Please do not hesitate to name drop the investment firms so we all know who they are.

[andyhughes]

And we wonder why there are so many homeless/unhoused people today.

[djack]

Really, REALLY love this gal ! Preaching the TRUTH !

[harrymyhero]

I completely agree. We live in Ohio, bought our house 31 years ago, and we just turned 65. It looks like we will have to live here until we die

[worldlife]

Housing problems are a global problem. This is a massive topic because of the international similarities

[michaeltorrey]

I would love to downsize to a mobile home retirement community but won’t now because of fear the park gets bought out by one of these evil investors. This is capitalism at its worst, very disheartening.

[junetegtmeier]

As a Las Vegas Realtor I would like to thank you for always showing that there are some of us who actually care about our clients. This scenario is exactly why I have maintained my license for 20 years, the thought of someone I care about being taken advantage enrages me. I can not tell you the amount of “investors” that email and text me looking for off market properties, drives me crazy! Not all agents are driven by dollars. Keep up the good work! 😊

[desiv]

American people: Lawyers are the worst people ever...
Realtors: Hold my beer...
(sorry.. I know it's not ALL realtors, but the ones calling people in Lahaina are just the worst!!! Grrr!!!)

[dca]

Yup. 3 days after the tragedy the sharks were already circling. Stay strong kanaka and kama’āina. We will rebuild in time.

[avenger]

So, this is where humanity is. People used to live in communities, meaning they knew their neighbors. Neighbors would help each other, whether it's sharing skills or getting crops in the barn in time. They invested in each other. People today don't even know their neighbors names, and wouldn't lift a finger for them unless there's profit to made from it. We value each other based on how much money can be made from one another, not people who also desire peace and joy in their lives.

[curiousworld]

We have ceased to be a society; we're nothing more than an economy, and each of us are merely 'economic, consumer units'. Profit is the only 'value' we seem to hold, any longer.

[DUSTKILLL]

Well considering it's impossible for most people under 30 to buy a house I think that might explain our population crisis because most people arnt having kids because they can't afford it

[wegotit]

Names…we need names and the companies responsible too, that way they will never be able to do this to anyone again!

[Leafrench]

Thanks Kristina for another awesome video. It is disgusting that realtors want to make a buck off peoples tragedies. I have friends that are stuck paying a ridiculous amount for rent in a mobile home park. My daughter was a victim as well. It cost her a fortune to move it. It cost her almost $10, 000 to move and reset it up. There were disabled vets living in this park. They kicked them out in the street. Some of these people were missing legs. I want to start a small home community here in Shreveport and Bossier. One that’s affordable and a reasonable price. I would even start an affordable mobile home park, if I could get some investors behind me.

[dianetraynere]

Thank you for being the honest realtor.

[lenoywoolridge]

I live in San Antonio actually a suburb called Schertz and I saw those tiny houses you posted and though the same thing. My step children have been trying to purchase a home for over a year since they got married and it is not working out to the point that we are going to buy land and start a family compound. I looked at my mortgage which I got 4 years ago and thank God for VA loans and the lower interest rates. Had I built the same house today my mortgage would be 2 and a half times more even with VA!!! They have also built several build to rent spots here as we are close to New Braunfels and have good schools. Keep up your good works and you will be rewarded.

[tacmason]

Good points Kristina, Humorous delivery, but Sincere in all the important places !

[wonhur]

Stocks are pretty unstable at the moment, but if you do the right math, you should be just fine. Bloomberg and other finance media have been recording cases of folks gaining over 250k just in a matter of weeks/couple months, so I think there are a lot of wealth transfer in this downtime if you know where to look.

[cherylallred]

I live in a mobile home park in northern Colorado. My lot rent is $765 plus an extra $10 for pet rent.

[ubeslow]

I 100% agree with everything you talked about. How in the world others don't see this is insane. There are just to many greedy sob's in this world. Great video!