I learned a harsh lesson listening to the chicken littles. I decided not to buy a few years back with a 3.3% loan thinking the house was way overpriced. That house kept appreciating and of course interest rates are now twice as high. Bummer…..
asking a realtor if its a good time to buy or sale a home is like asking a car salesman if its a good time to buy a car. its always a good time. to buy. Even if your out of a job, broke and living on the street.
I will revel in the day where 1/2 the real estate industry needs to go find real work and stop leeching off this sector. There is no need for the real estate industry status quo to exist the way it has anymore.
Greenville is in an Economic bubble sheltering the area from inflation and Housing market price movements. There will be a new norm for pricing and Interest rates as I don't feel we will see 3% mortgage rates anytime soon. I am hoping Greenville and the upstate take a long hard look at the infrastructure to support the migration into the area. (New Video Topic)
This is the most reasonable analysis on house market I have seen.
@@johnd4348 thank you
I learned a harsh lesson listening to the chicken littles. I decided not to buy a few years back with a 3.3% loan thinking the house was way overpriced. That house kept appreciating and of course interest rates are now twice as high. Bummer…..
asking a realtor if its a good time to buy or sale a home is like asking a car salesman if its a good time to buy a car. its always a good time. to buy. Even if your out of a job, broke and living on the street.
Asking some, yes, but not all of us.
I will revel in the day where 1/2 the real estate industry needs to go find real work and stop leeching off this sector. There is no need for the real estate industry status quo to exist the way it has anymore.
I revel that day too. I’ll get to help a lot more families when it happens!
@@gvlrealestate If you are one of the good ones, you'll stay busy. But at least 1/2 of you need to go. Do nothing but bloat the cost of housing.
Inventory and DOM rising steadily in upstate SC and WNC. Huh??
@@jwagner-gs7ez yes
@@gvlrealestate Yes! Those two facts are why prices are coming down. Not a good time to buy..
Greenville is in an Economic bubble sheltering the area from inflation and Housing market price movements. There will be a new norm for pricing and Interest rates as I don't feel we will see 3% mortgage rates anytime soon.
I am hoping Greenville and the upstate take a long hard look at the infrastructure to support the migration into the area. (New Video Topic)
We will add it to the list