Property taxes on these will be $15,000+/year. Insurance at $5,000/yr. I bought a 5bd/3bth on 1/3 acre for $175K in McKinney in 2008. These zero lot homes are $1 million? This is insanity.
Market is finally crashing. Wait til next year this time these will be even less. Nobody wants to pay 12k/mo and get no yard. Interest rates or price gotta come down. Can’t pay high price at 6-8% interest. Great video bro love your channel.
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I love this house but interest rates price me all the way out, we need them threes to come back, I can’t believe they can sell the homes at 8 percent. Who the heck is buying
The higher interest rates do price many out, but there are still buyers out there, possibly looking at long-term value despite the rates. where do you live now?
@ I live in Thailand but I’m watching the US market as I anticipate a move back in summer. I wanted to buy a house but the powers at be won’t let the rates trend downward for some reason
I dont trust these new builds. I bought a brick veneer house made in 89 in Flower Mound area with 3700 sq ft with pool and yard for 60% of the cost as these new builds. These dont make financial sense. Might as well buy a slighlty smaller home in coastal California if you want to spend a million, the taxes are lower as is insurance.
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Property taxes on these will be $15,000+/year. Insurance at $5,000/yr.
I bought a 5bd/3bth on 1/3 acre for $175K in McKinney in 2008. These zero lot homes are $1 million? This is insanity.
Market is finally crashing. Wait til next year this time these will be even less. Nobody wants to pay 12k/mo and get no yard. Interest rates or price gotta come down. Can’t pay high price at 6-8% interest. Great video bro love your channel.
What timeline are you thinking? By summer or after summer?
Correcting,not crashing 😂😂 it’s not like Austin even if we wished it was
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Don't worry this will get even cheaper. Just wait for 1 more year.
Thanks for tuning in! It’s possible, or it could even go higher.
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I love this house but interest rates price me all the way out, we need them threes to come back, I can’t believe they can sell the homes at 8 percent. Who the heck is buying
The higher interest rates do price many out, but there are still buyers out there, possibly looking at long-term value despite the rates. where do you live now?
@ I live in Thailand but I’m watching the US market as I anticipate a move back in summer. I wanted to buy a house but the powers at be won’t let the rates trend downward for some reason
I dont trust these new builds. I bought a brick veneer house made in 89 in Flower Mound area with 3700 sq ft with pool and yard for 60% of the cost as these new builds. These dont make financial sense. Might as well buy a slighlty smaller home in coastal California if you want to spend a million, the taxes are lower as is insurance.
That was 35 years ago. Are you expecting prices to stay the same as 1989?