A warning to all homebuyers!

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[shirleyy]

Very informative and not ful of hopium like some of the other channels. Thank you for keeping it real!

[moviehipster]

The dynamic duo!!
Always Great Information!

[isaacpalmquist]

Price or terms. Prices are the problem not rates

[billfournier]

This was an excellent program! And in my opinion, it should have been talked about 12-18 months I also hear some say the US is in a housing shortage, but I have been skeptical of the data. Personally I haven't found it and I'm starting to see a few folks talk about the US having over built at least in the near A question for Ken: Can you prove (with real data) the US is in a housing shortage?

[SupremeMotorsUSA]

Hyper inflation is not off the table either. I would say that we have a significant chance of seeing this within the next 2 years.

[denesellers]

2-1 Buy-down
You are Financing 93% that is the golden ticket of insight today!!! Thank you 🙏

[sunshinegirl]

People may be able to afford the repayments while they are still employed, but many are nevertheless struggling because the homes are being revalued for tax purposes and the taxes and insurances are becoming crippling.

[MatthewCBecker]

I have been waiting for this to happen for 10 years. I stopped buying in 2019 and dumped tons of stuff for way more then they were worth. Now we are building apartments ground up. If you can make money at 8% when rates go to below 6% you will kill it. Anyone can make money at 3.5% but you are probably upside down on your properties now and when your rate adjust you are going to get slaughtered. People who are not leveraged will pick up the properties cheap just like 2008. New home buys can try an owner carry or lease option. They are out there I have helped 2 friend buy in the last month.

[customhomebuilder]

What about closing costs when they go to refi?

[dcwrusl]

Remember watched a video on your channel about stripping equity. The lawyer did it, like four minutes video. Is stripping better than home equity credit

[ZiadTheLoanOfficer]

As a first time home buyer, my advise is to focus on the monthly payment and not the interest rate. Make sure you are comfortable affording the payment rather than focusing on the rate. Second, if you are young and single, take my advise and house hack!! You can buy a single family and rent out the rooms to friends and coworkers. Or you can buy a small duplex, triplex with 5% down and rent out other units to offset mortgage.

[skyyblue]

What about putting down 25% for investment property?

[tonic.]

Thank you for reminding us of the reality of these schemes and gimmicks. If you need these special programs to afford a house then you cant afford that house...

[chasedavis]

Ken, I love your content I’ve been watching you for some time. I am trying to buy in RTP area in NC. Do you think I am okay and safe using the DPA loan assistance over here? What’s your opinion on that? Also on the market to as far as prices in the future you think? Also, is putting a higher due diligence for a better deal a good idea?

[Tatqueen]

Thank you for info! Priceless!

see a big ring on your finger Danielle 💍 are you and Ken married?

[RealEstateEntrepreneur]

Question - I have been looking into crowd funding sites; what for you think of that being used by new buy and hold investors?

[ericmartin]

Ken, you have enough money you don't have to do the click baity thumbnail 😂😂

[GiveyourselfAraise]

I’m wondering if the is my realtor German lol. I have a huge seller carry back going on right now.

[JenJL]

All we hear as house hunters is "date the rate, marry the house" 🙄

[lyleburlingame]

I still don’t understand how cap rates increasing is reducing the value of multi family . Doesn’t a higher cap rate mean the property is worth more because it’s cash flowing better ? I thought higher cap rates meant the property was higher value.