Bitcoin getting closer to hitting new high prices and could go even higher than we've seen before. This could mean great things for people looking to invest and save, suggesting now might be a good time to get involved before it jumps even higher. It's an exciting moment that could change the game in general...managed to grow a nest egg of around 2.1Blitcoin to a decent 11.4Biitcoin. At the heart of this evolution is Fetch ai, whose deep understanding of both cryptocurrency and traditional trading has been instrumental. His holistic approach to investment and commitment to staying abreast of market trends make his an invaluable ally in navigating this new era in cryptocurrency investment. Everyone should have bitcoin in there portfolio.
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I have never seen a trader as open and transparent as Fetch AI is with his clients. The way he decides to make a profit for his clients. He allows you to express your fears and she still rests your fears and that is my respect. I don't normally comment on videos, but this word should be included. He is really cool.
I grew up in Houston and, overall, I love it. It’s been a great place to live. But, as I age, the heat has become too much. I’m leaving before next summer.
My wife and I love your videos! Been really helpful since we’ve moved here in April and as we think about buying. Also dope that we’re “neighbors” as we live in the apartments near you haha
The key to Texas is…. Get out of Texas June thru September. If you have some modicum of a plan to do that you’ll be quite happy with Texas. The winters are super short, the fall in TX is beautiful, the spring in TX is the best. But every year, almost like clockwork, June 15th to Sept 15th, satan weather. We keep a boat on the west coast. We keep our RV the PNW. We’re just not around TX much in the summer. But when we have to be, we accept it for what it is, HOT June-Sept. It’s not news, it’s boring to hear it talked about. Buffalo is cold in the winter, duh. Same thing. This is my 5th stint coming BACK to Houston. I’ve lived all over the world and I find myself coming back to Houston for a variety of reasons. Summer can be dealt with, but the best idea is to get most of your traveling outside of TX done during those months. If you don’t travel, then TX isn’t the right state for you.
I moved from Dallas 5 months ago and yes Dallas is beautiful taking the highway up 75 from dallas to addison to plano and McKinney is beautiful. Everything is cleaner and newer. But boy is it expensive up there
I didn't live in a flood-zone until Perry Homes moved in behind my house, chopped down about 300 acres of forest, then built it up with 1,000's of tons of dirt. They didn't want their new development to flood, so flooded us instead. You really never know for sure what the future holds 🤷🏻♀️
As a local resident who has followed your videos for awhile, much respect for pointing out things that are detrimental to your job unlike other realtors. Two things that you touched on but should be expanded on much more are traffic and tolls. As an everyday 1+ hr commuter, the traffic with all the new development is becoming worse every year at peak times. Additionally the tolls on the 99 with all the new development are insane for non veterans.
Basically when it gets to 100 or over in Houston the humidity is low. The highest you'll see the humidity when over 100 is around 45%. I've seen it as low as 13% when it's hot. The problem is it's still hot and there is no reprieve in the night. It's still in the 80s or high 70s and the humidity goes up then as the temp drops in the evenings. A typical day in the hottest times in Houston is maybe 101 with 45% humidity. Then overnight it gets down to 86 and the humidity is 85%. Also sometimes the heat can start in early May. In May you can have cool nice days but often you can have very hot and humid days even in early May. Usually the weather in October gets better and you often have beautiful and comfortable days. This year however not so much. We only had a few days in October that were really comfortable. Most people run their AC at least 7 months in Houston if not more.
This is my favorite video to date! As someone that moved from a different state I have a few extra negatives 😁…. However, I always make a point to my clients that logistics is EVERYTHING when you buy a home in Houston.
The property tax bill complaint is a red herring. The price per square foot is so low that if you buy the same sized house as elsewhere in the country your taxes will be lower, not higher. The reason people see higher tax bills is that they buy much larger houses.
My tax bill for the same size house I have now is definitely cheaper in Michigan, Ohio and California. 100% cheaper in California property tax wise for the exact same house even if I paid more money for the same size house my taxes are cheaper I know because it was. I have the same exact house but it was 200 something thousand dollars cheaper than my residence in California and I’m way more property taxes and property insurance
The reason property taxes are so high is because there’s no state income tax. They have to make it up somewhere 🤷♀️. Compare to jersey where it has the highest property taxes in the nation AND you pay state income tax.
@Indigolakes I moved here from Hawaii alone. I don't like it. Been here almost 9 yrs. I want to move to CO Springs. Anyone living there have comments? It's waaay too hot and Property Taxes are a killer. I have to save 50% of my net check for property tax.
Renting a home in The Woodlands, landlord did not want to trim the trees. Hurricane Beryl had a tree go thru the roof, in 3 weeks mold everywhere. Landlord was not interested in repairing the roof. Had to move. Not too interested in pine trees everywhere, grass is dead, flies everywhere, pine needles in the gutters, just a miserable mess.
@@Jaycee3 that’s with a tax rate of 3%. At 2.6% you’d pay $16,800 before a homestead exemption and at 1.6% you’d pay $11,200. Without state income tax this is much cheaper than California and many other states. But if you aren’t careful you could pay quite a bit in property taxes.
@@livinginhtx I do plan to call you guys when the time is right, but say I look at a property selling for $800k in Montgomery as my primary home. What is my realistic tax bill? Also, what's the typical HOA?
@jaycee3 it’d be easier for us to explain on a call, there are multiple factors. You may pay $800k for the home and it might only be appraised by the county for $650k so it all depends on both the country appraised value and the tax rate of that community. Most hoas range from $400 to $1200 annually
@@livinginhtx Thank you. Will definitely call you guys when we eventually leave CA. I understand that this property tax issue is heavy on a lot of Texans already just by seeing TX news and comments online.
@Jaycee3 you should probably talk to these guys because what you pay is usually within the neighborhood you live. The more you have ...the more you pay
Atascocita is my current area. Not too busy but 30-40 min to downtown. Nice area, safe, and won’t break the bank. Houston is a great place to live but terrible place to visit. You will learn to love the heat, you’ll miss it in the winter.
What's your though about grand central park south village, they are building bigger homes there, flooding, power , taxes (can homes their get appraised for less than selling value?
@@mohammadowais8683 I have lived here in Grand Central Park for 6 years. I love it. There are ZERO flooding issues here. Power has occasionally gone out, but I didn’t lose it in the last storms. I also bought a generator in case. Taxes are comparable to other master planned communities. They can be high but I feel you get what you pay for here. They can be appraised by the tax office for less than you pay if that’s heya you’re asking. You should definitely reach out directly to our team with detailed questions like these. We are #1 in all time sale in GCP and know all of the builders well. ferrisrealty.com/survey
Downtown Houston highrise condo only costs around 200k and over 1200sqft, tax rate 2.1% but HOA is high, but i like this due to 24/7 security guard at entrance and building is only accessible by badge.
Houston area was fine until everyone decided to move to Tx in the past few years and inflated prices etc. I sold my house there in Richmond Tx in February. Good luck to anyone still living there.
@@loveusoc it took ours 6 years but it all depends on what portion of the tax rate is the mud tax and the size of the development and how quickly they develop
My guess is more like 15 years. The more development around you, the more infrastructure ( bayous or widen the existing ones) and water towers are needed.
Now why would a person want to move to a sanctuary city with high crime. Greedy home developers building homes that a $50,000 wage earner can't afford. Apartment rentals are so high that a person that works in retail can't afford. Now they want to focus on the homeless.
The thing I hate about Houston is the left right left right left right turns you have to take to get anywhere here. It is non stop left right turns and you have to know where you are going to be in the proper lanes or else you are putting yourself in danger of a car accident. The off ramps are brutal as well on the freeways. Night time driving is okay due to 0 traffic but in the daytime it sucks. That's the thing I hate the most about Houston. Other than for me, Houston is amazing.
@@armandomatos7874 it’s usually just a poor neighborhood choice they make moving here without using us. Then they call us to help them find the best area. Most of our clients stay, we have only had a few leave tbh, I’d say 95%+ love it The ones we help find a place usually end up moving back closer to family for personal reasons
I think you have your number off about California there, I just moved from California and my taxes were $5352.74 year on a $348K house out in Bakersfield.
@@oz1018 obviously tax rates vary, that was just an estimate of the average real estate tax rate we saw. Even more reason to move to Texas and save money!
@@livinginhtx I owned a home in California my property was $3800 per year on a home that was valued at $450000. The other factor that you are not considering is the high cost of electricity in Texas. We now live in Dallas, our electricty bill is averaging $400 per month for a 4200 sf home, our taxes are $15000 per year.
It use to not get so hot until all the developers deforested most everything around it, AWFUL. Lived here 65 years, "to escape Taxes move out into the country", where's that going to be 10 miles, north of Huntsville, ridiculous, GO AWAY!
Hurricane Harvey was 2017, not 2018. Seems like the grid here is struggling more and more these days and the number of power outages is increasing year on year.
Remote af and still very early in terms of development. If you’re good having to drive to stuff, and you’re ok with kind of a scant community - you’ll be fine.
Not the Heat..... ONE WORD ...FLOODING two words flooding everywhere after a year gets use to the heat... you never get use to the Flooding ...Been through 3 hurricanes and 4 tropical storms.... buying my house in a Dallas suburb
Sounds like the heat is similar to or the exact same as S.Florida.n absolutely no thanks. Did that for 13 years and hated it. 9 to 10 months of oppressive heat. Ill go to Dallas
@livinginhtx ..oh OK I see. Those showers make it brutal. I have been contemplating Dallas or Houston but the heat scares me off. I do tend to like 4 seasons. Dispel my fears lol😅
@ we have 4 seasons, summer is just longer than the other 3 seasons. It’s hot but November-December is amazing, January & February are cold with days in the 60s still and then March-May is amazing
Conroe government seems so anti-progress. Its Not just that they lack fore sight, they just dont like progress. The last admin. was more hopeful because they actually opened shops and bars in downtown. This present govt seems to be scaring them away, lots of shops downtown closing down
Sorry not a fan of Huston or Texas. Moved here 18 months from Midwest and will move back. Hot,bugs, rude people, lack of things, lack of nature. Places are too far. Very rude no culture. No thanks. I have no interest to move back once I leave this place. I prefer Midwest and lots of more diversity and culture.
Shows you know very little about about the subject you are speaking about. The fact that you are saying you would move to the Midwest for more diversity is truly quite amusing since nationwide Houston is known as one of the most diverse cities.
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Fetch AI analyses go beyond surface-level trends. He delves into technical, fundamental, and sentiment analysis, providing a holistic view of the market.
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I grew up in Houston and, overall, I love it. It’s been a great place to live. But, as I age, the heat has become too much. I’m leaving before next summer.
My wife and I love your videos! Been really helpful since we’ve moved here in April and as we think about buying. Also dope that we’re “neighbors” as we live in the apartments near you haha
@@tommyayala9995 oh nice glad you’re in the neighborhood. Please reach out to me here, we want to help!
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The key to Texas is…. Get out of Texas June thru September. If you have some modicum of a plan to do that you’ll be quite happy with Texas. The winters are super short, the fall in TX is beautiful, the spring in TX is the best. But every year, almost like clockwork, June 15th to Sept 15th, satan weather. We keep a boat on the west coast. We keep our RV the PNW. We’re just not around TX much in the summer. But when we have to be, we accept it for what it is, HOT June-Sept. It’s not news, it’s boring to hear it talked about. Buffalo is cold in the winter, duh. Same thing.
This is my 5th stint coming BACK to Houston. I’ve lived all over the world and I find myself coming back to Houston for a variety of reasons. Summer can be dealt with, but the best idea is to get most of your traveling outside of TX done during those months.
If you don’t travel, then TX isn’t the right state for you.
I moved from Dallas 5 months ago and yes Dallas is beautiful taking the highway up 75 from dallas to addison to plano and McKinney is beautiful. Everything is cleaner and newer. But boy is it expensive up there
@@uneyedentified2017 beautiful? U need to get around
I didn't live in a flood-zone until Perry Homes moved in behind my house, chopped down about 300 acres of forest, then built it up with 1,000's of tons of dirt. They didn't want their new development to flood, so flooded us instead. You really never know for sure what the future holds 🤷🏻♀️
As a local resident who has followed your videos for awhile, much respect for pointing out things that are detrimental to your job unlike other realtors.
Two things that you touched on but should be expanded on much more are traffic and tolls. As an everyday 1+ hr commuter, the traffic with all the new development is becoming worse every year at peak times. Additionally the tolls on the 99 with all the new development are insane for non veterans.
Basically when it gets to 100 or over in Houston the humidity is low. The highest you'll see the humidity when over 100 is around 45%. I've seen it as low as 13% when it's hot. The problem is it's still hot and there is no reprieve in the night. It's still in the 80s or high 70s and the humidity goes up then as the temp drops in the evenings. A typical day in the hottest times in Houston is maybe 101 with 45% humidity. Then overnight it gets down to 86 and the humidity is 85%. Also sometimes the heat can start in early May. In May you can have cool nice days but often you can have very hot and humid days even in early May. Usually the weather in October gets better and you often have beautiful and comfortable days. This year however not so much. We only had a few days in October that were really comfortable. Most people run their AC at least 7 months in Houston if not more.
@@toddhall7416 spot on
Stopped driving after moving to Houston. I've been driving all my life but ,not anymore! (66 yrs. old)
This is my favorite video to date! As someone that moved from a different state I have a few extra negatives 😁…. However, I always make a point to my clients that logistics is EVERYTHING when you buy a home in Houston.
Great video and spot on with all!
@@brianfilipowski9165 thank you!
The property tax bill complaint is a red herring. The price per square foot is so low that if you buy the same sized house as elsewhere in the country your taxes will be lower, not higher. The reason people see higher tax bills is that they buy much larger houses.
My tax bill for the same size house I have now is definitely cheaper in Michigan, Ohio and California. 100% cheaper in California property tax wise for the exact same house even if I paid more money for the same size house my taxes are cheaper I know because it was. I have the same exact house but it was 200 something thousand dollars cheaper than my residence in California and I’m way more property taxes and property insurance
. Absolutely
The reason property taxes are so high is because there’s no state income tax. They have to make it up somewhere 🤷♀️. Compare to jersey where it has the highest property taxes in the nation AND you pay state income tax.
High taxes, utilities, traffic, and heat.
@Indigolakes I moved here from Hawaii alone. I don't like it. Been here almost 9 yrs. I want to move to CO Springs. Anyone living there have comments?
It's waaay too hot and Property Taxes are a killer. I have to save 50% of my net check for property tax.
@@tooslow2dono federal write offs, either.
Renting a home in The Woodlands, landlord did not want to trim the trees. Hurricane Beryl had a tree go thru the roof, in 3 weeks mold everywhere. Landlord was not interested in repairing the roof. Had to move. Not too interested in pine trees everywhere, grass is dead, flies everywhere, pine needles in the gutters, just a miserable mess.
Property tax 8:48 $700k home will have a roughly $21k/yr cost? Did I get that right? That might be a deal breaker for a lot of people.
@@Jaycee3 that’s with a tax rate of 3%. At 2.6% you’d pay $16,800 before a homestead exemption and at 1.6% you’d pay $11,200. Without state income tax this is much cheaper than California and many other states. But if you aren’t careful you could pay quite a bit in property taxes.
@@livinginhtx I do plan to call you guys when the time is right, but say I look at a property selling for $800k in Montgomery as my primary home. What is my realistic tax bill? Also, what's the typical HOA?
@jaycee3 it’d be easier for us to explain on a call, there are multiple factors. You may pay $800k for the home and it might only be appraised by the county for $650k so it all depends on both the country appraised value and the tax rate of that community.
Most hoas range from $400 to $1200 annually
@@livinginhtx Thank you. Will definitely call you guys when we eventually leave CA. I understand that this property tax issue is heavy on a lot of Texans already just by seeing TX news and comments online.
@Jaycee3 you should probably talk to these guys because what you pay is usually within the neighborhood you live. The more you have ...the more you pay
Your words are really true, if our thoughts are like yours, we will get rid of many problems
@@Easyservice-x8q nice
Nice of you to do this video. Too many realtors gloss over the cons of real state and they make people do costly mistakes.
@@JohnCillian there are plenty of homes to sell, we don’t want to sell them all, we want the right clients for the right homes
Atascocita is my current area. Not too busy but 30-40 min to downtown. Nice area, safe, and won’t break the bank.
Houston is a great place to live but terrible place to visit. You will learn to love the heat, you’ll miss it in the winter.
What's your though about grand central park south village, they are building bigger homes there, flooding, power , taxes (can homes their get appraised for less than selling value?
@@mohammadowais8683 I have lived here in Grand Central Park for 6 years. I love it. There are ZERO flooding issues here. Power has occasionally gone out, but I didn’t lose it in the last storms. I also bought a generator in case. Taxes are comparable to other master planned communities. They can be high but I feel you get what you pay for here. They can be appraised by the tax office for less than you pay if that’s heya you’re asking.
You should definitely reach out directly to our team with detailed questions like these. We are #1 in all time sale in GCP and know all of the builders well.
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@@livinginhtx appreciate your fast respond. We visited GCP and we love it
I need to reach out for sure
@ yes please do!
More than anything the crime in Houston is insane!
Downtown Houston highrise condo only costs around 200k and over 1200sqft, tax rate 2.1% but HOA is high, but i like this due to 24/7 security guard at entrance and building is only accessible by badge.
This was a really helpful video, now I’m looking at Conroe tx Subdivision Caney Mills builder Castle Rock communities
Houston area was fine until everyone decided to move to Tx in the past few years and inflated prices etc. I sold my house there in Richmond Tx in February. Good luck to anyone still living there.
What are your top 5 communities that offer the best value currently.
Katy
Sugarland
Conroe
Pearland
Richmond
Great info-How can you or the team be contacted please. I have some questions?
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How long will it take for a new community to drop tax rate from 3.4 to 2.4?
@@loveusoc it took ours 6 years but it all depends on what portion of the tax rate is the mud tax and the size of the development and how quickly they develop
appreciate the feedback @@livinginhtx
My guess is more like 15 years. The more development around you, the more infrastructure ( bayous or widen the existing ones) and water towers are needed.
Now why would a person want to move to a sanctuary city with high crime. Greedy home developers building homes that a $50,000 wage earner can't afford. Apartment rentals are so high that a person that works in retail can't afford. Now they want to focus on the homeless.
I like your video very much
The thing I hate about Houston is the left right left right left right turns you have to take to get anywhere here. It is non stop left right turns and you have to know where you are going to be in the proper lanes or else you are putting yourself in danger of a car accident. The off ramps are brutal as well on the freeways. Night time driving is okay due to 0 traffic but in the daytime it sucks. That's the thing I hate the most about Houston. Other than for me, Houston is amazing.
I live in Southwest. Great access but the neighborhood going down and trashy. Plus fireants! Can't take our shoes off.
Where are families relocating when they move to Houston and want to move out?
@@armandomatos7874 it’s usually just a poor neighborhood choice they make moving here without using us. Then they call us to help them find the best area. Most of our clients stay, we have only had a few leave tbh, I’d say 95%+ love it
The ones we help find a place usually end up moving back closer to family for personal reasons
I think you have your number off about California there, I just moved from California and my taxes were $5352.74 year on a $348K house out in Bakersfield.
@@oz1018 obviously tax rates vary, that was just an estimate of the average real estate tax rate we saw. Even more reason to move to Texas and save money!
@@livinginhtx I owned a home in California my property was $3800 per year on a home that was valued at $450000. The other factor that you are not considering is the high cost of electricity in Texas. We now live in Dallas, our electricty bill is averaging $400 per month for a 4200 sf home, our taxes are $15000 per year.
@@KP-tx9gqwhat would the electricity cost for a same size house in CA?
So good!
45 days is the all time record for 100 degree temp. Not over 100.
@@history6988 certainly feels like 100 for more than that with humidity
It use to not get so hot until all the developers deforested most everything around it, AWFUL. Lived here 65 years, "to escape Taxes move out into the country", where's that going to be 10 miles, north of Huntsville, ridiculous, GO AWAY!
Hurricane Harvey was 2017, not 2018. Seems like the grid here is struggling more and more these days and the number of power outages is increasing year on year.
Can you please tell us how about the magnolia areas
Remote af and still very early in terms of development. If you’re good having to drive to stuff, and you’re ok with kind of a scant community - you’ll be fine.
@@miya6628 yes we have a ton of videos on magnolia, check them out on our videoed tab!
Does Houston have to pay into TWIA? I imagine that could also be a major expense.
Come purchase a house in New Jersey if you want to see what high taxes are
I pay 23,000 a year to own my 1.1 million dollar home in Morris County
NJ is the worst. Paid $16k on a $550k new construction in Middlesex County 🤦♀️
Road Rage incidents are up 📈 in Houston Texas 😢😢
Not the Heat..... ONE WORD ...FLOODING two words flooding everywhere after a year gets use to the heat... you never get use to the Flooding ...Been through 3 hurricanes and 4 tropical storms.... buying my house in a Dallas suburb
Sounds like the heat is similar to or the exact same as S.Florida.n absolutely no thanks. Did that for 13 years and hated it. 9 to 10 months of oppressive heat. Ill go to Dallas
@@knighttrider it’s not as bad as south Florida because we don’t have the daily afternoon showers that make it super muggy
@livinginhtx ..oh OK I see. Those showers make it brutal. I have been contemplating Dallas or Houston but the heat scares me off. I do tend to like 4 seasons. Dispel my fears lol😅
@ we have 4 seasons, summer is just longer than the other 3 seasons. It’s hot but November-December is amazing, January & February are cold with days in the 60s still and then March-May is amazing
@livinginhtx ..I really appreciate your feedback. This is good info. Doesn't sound as bad as I thought
It's hotter then south Florida in the summer lol. And ur not getting much relief at all in dallas
Conroe government seems so anti-progress. Its Not just that they lack fore sight, they just dont like progress. The last admin. was more hopeful because they actually opened shops and bars in downtown. This present govt seems to be scaring them away, lots of shops downtown closing down
Hey California… please stop coming. Thanks!
Nice!🤔🤔🤔
Avoid downtown like the plague
Fulshear tx
Please review that city
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Sorry not a fan of Huston or Texas. Moved here 18 months from Midwest and will move back. Hot,bugs, rude people, lack of things, lack of nature. Places are too far. Very rude no culture. No thanks. I have no interest to move back once I leave this place. I prefer Midwest and lots of more diversity and culture.
@@irmakalember9403 Same here!
See ya!
Shows you know very little about about the subject you are speaking about. The fact that you are saying you would move to the Midwest for more diversity is truly quite amusing since nationwide Houston is known as one of the most diverse cities.