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We're going to do a whole cigar episode in the Trinity Cigar Co trailer, and you WILL be there for that one!

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Depends on the specific development within Looking Glass but on average 50$ a month. Would you like more information or are you looking in this area? We'd love to help!

The closer to 1, the better the bourbon!

Facts or nah?

Check out our latest episode. Investors including black rock purchases of SFR is down over 37% year over year.

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A good portion of MLS information is available through sites like Zillow and Redfin. The MLS carries private information like taxes, liens, and other personal contact information that the general public shouldn't have access to.

I love it! What state are you getting licensed in??

@@themilehighperspective Texas licensing. 180 hours! Keep me in your thoughts, guys!…lol.

@@sunprince2 you’ve got some built in referral partners for any clients looking to move here. We cover the entire Denver metro area. What cities/areas will you be servicing?

Interesting, so how do see the lawsuit affecting you or your agents?

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Not so fast. Chester : The full-grown male African Ostrich, or the latin "Struthio Camelus," can grow to an average size of six feet-six inches, and weigh anywhere from 225 to 350 pounds, that can get up to, oh, an average speed of 27 miles per hour. Remember, just because SOME can't afford, doesn't mean ALL. Americans are sitting on the largest amount of home equity in history along with more than 50% of buyers in prime home owning age (28-35) that are renting earning over $100,000/year. Once interest rates come down and we see a bit more inventory come to market, you'll see a very strong housing market. Interest rates follow inflation, it's numbers and statistics. Not hopes and dreams.

Never is powerful word, but if you'd like to check out the last 3 episodes of our podcast, we provide in depth market data that can help you understand why the market will not crash!

Take a look at the median home price in the US going back to 1960. Then take a look at the size of the millennial generation now: 73 million. Then look at the amount of underbuilding single family homes since 2008. Once you’ve done that research, take a look at the economic principle of supply and demand

2007 also had over 25,000 adjustable rate mortgages refinancing to higher rates with foreclosure on homes at an all time high with little to no equity in the market. The complete opposite of what we are seeing in todays market. You should check out the podcast episodes! It will give you a great understanding of the deeper reasons the market isn't crashing!

Huh?

Take a look at some of our podcast episodes. The fundamentals of this housing market, specifically financially, are so incredibly different than 2007. I do agree with you on one point: BUY LAND. They aren't making more of it. Corporations were not driving prices up. Homeownership from primary residents has actually increased over the last 10 years to its highest level. Corporations account for about 1% of home purchases over the last few years.

2007: 20 houses for sale, 1 buyer. 2023: 20 buyers, 1 house for sale. Still wanna keep harping that 2007 talk?

@@hangguy209 you are spot on

@@themilehighperspective bought my home 2 months ago. 19 total offers. None of these TH-cam commenters have actually set foot in the battlefield. They literally sit on the internet and do absolutely nothing but hope for things to come their way.

I disagree.. we saw transactions increase month over month from May to June WITH higher rates. Rates are anticipated to come back down. Why? Two reasons: 1.) Inflation is cooling and rates follow inflation 2.) We are approaching an election year and they will want the economy looking as good as possible...

You wait until 2024 to buy and you will be faced with a ton of competition that will drive home prices further north

@@themilehighperspective And drive it closer to coming down.

@@Sai1orJerry what's driving it closer for home prices to come down?

You think people aren't locked in on their rates? Spoken like someone who has never owned before. You can't get a loan that you don't qualify for 😆😆😆

Home prices bottomed out about a month and a half ago. Interest rates will come down throughout this year into next. Million new home starts last month will help inventory just enough, and 30 million millennials all at prime home buying age are about to enter the market creating unprecedented demand

We aren't just "saying it" this is a data driven statement. Raises just eclipsed inflation for the first time in three years as well nationwide

@@themilehighperspective? 30 million millennials from where

If the market is going to crash why have average days on market for listings gone down? Why have home prices stayed elevated and are still being purchased around the city? Just because YOU don't have money, doesn't mean other people don't. The numbers and statistics don't lie and frankly, I'm going to listen to the professionals....just sayin

@@BTG-Productions the time is going down because more people are moving there, that doesn't mean that will stay the case forever, the same kind of thing happened in 2008

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