The housing market is inflated and oversaturated with homes being on the market with astronomical price tags just stagnant for months. It is very clear that or generation will be likely one of the most devastating bubble pops in modern history. Seeking best possible ways to grow 250k into $1m+ and get a good house for retirement.
I don't think here is the place for personalized investment guidance. However, I suggest consulting with a reliable advisor like Azul to ensure appropriate retirement planning.
I’m closing in on retirement, and I have benefitted much from using a financial advisor. I didn’t really start early, so I knew the compound interest of index fund investing would not work for me. Funny how I pulled in over 80% profit than some of my peers who have been investing for many years. Maybe you should consider this too.
Thanks for sharing. I curiously searched for her full name and her website popped up immediately. I looked through her credentials and did my due diligence before contacting her.
It's not what the market will bear, but rather what the market says we have to bear. The field reporter quoted 'experts' who say your rent should be 1/3rd of your income. It used to be 1/4 of your income and that was for a single income. Now, they want us to accept the 'experts' who say it should 1/3rd of really 2 incomes. It's out of whack. It's un-a-Floridable.
I love Cleveland I live in Euclid 2 blocks from Lake Erie. I am from San Antonio TX of 36 years. I just hate Winters here. Yes this is an old city but I love it here. I got a full 3 level 4 bed 2 and a half bath brand new home for 1100 a month 10 miles from Downtown Cleveland. 3 major grocery stores restaurants and bars around the block perfect location
Too bad they didn't ask the first gentleman in the report "Why he moved back to South Florida?" And, "Why couldn't he had moved somewhere else?" I would like to know what was the thought process in that decision, knowing very well that there is a housing crisis here South Florida.
With insurance companies fleeing the state in droves and Housing costs skyrocketing constantly, I just don’t see how average people will be able to remain in Paradise much longer. Wealthy people and corporations have deep pockets and will be able to self - insure, But unless something changes, that doesn’t leave much room for the rest of us.
I bought my 2nd property in San Diego of August 2022 for 685k with rate of 4.375. Now the property current value is 895k. In LESS than 2 years I’m already up over 30% in equity. No reason to sell because I’m cash flowing on 2 ADUs studio and I already made over 90k in rental cash flow which covers my monthly mortgage. Not to mention my rate is freaking low and I consider it as asset
I feel sorry for 1st time homebuyer who were never able to afford it to start. I don’t feel sorry for 1st time home buyers who were able to afford it but choose to wait thinking market is crashing and now priced out
I've recently been thinking about getting in touch with consultants. I'm an adult, therefore I need direction, but I'm not sure if their services would be very beneficial.
You forgot to mention that the majority of rental units are directly or indirectly owned by foreign investor groups who only care about profits. Companies and individuals from Dubai represent the largest share of foreign property owners.
I live in an apartment building, first/last/security equal to 1 month rent is exactly why I can’t move into a townhouse or rent a house, that would be about $9,000 upfront for me… Never experienced security deposits like this anywhere else in the US I’ve lived.
Since Divon 'just moved back' then he KNOWS he needs first, last month rent and deposit. It's not like a surprise. Or was he expecting a Welcome Back party from the city???
If I was going to live in Florida I would rent. I would like to rent a Condo in a High rise, not looking to buy one for sure with HIGH insurance, and HOA fees, and assessments.
And if your not comfortable living in the ruffer areas. Don't come. Some of yall get here and 1st place yall rush to is "Miami beach"... its only for rich people and tourist.
@@CamEats123 lol yes thats West Lauderhill the place that people think is Sunrise and is majority middle class instead of lower working class like the rest of Laudrhill it even has million dollar homes lol but i would never buy a million dollar home in that area only transplants do that then regret it a year later
Sooner or later this bubble has to burst. Wages aren't keeping up with these high rents. Or we will see all the poor people leave and hardly no one to run the registers etc etc etc. Everyone hiring but no one wants an under paying job.......
No, these are the Last Days. The Bubble ain’t gonna burst. Society is no longer looking out for the poor, this days are gone. The world wants people to die trying to survive, which will cause chaos around the world. And then, the “Bubble” will burst. But that bubble is the Lord versus Evil, and everything will be reset.
Covid should have taught y’all something. That’s the only time in American history where the poor actually got ahead for a little while. The world elite seen that and said, “Never again!”
I'm be honest, Miami is affordable if you live poor. If you go there, trying to be a hot-shot like they want you to. That city will eat you & your bank account alive.
Divide your yearly income by 40. Your monthly rent shouldn’t be more than that. Stop trying to live in areas and apartments you cant afford and then complain.
Be quiet. Decent apartments in decent neighborhoods are unaffordable to most. Nobody wants to live in a poverty / crime ridden area just to pay cheaper rent. Sorry, let’s think with logic
@@lastshallbefirst5516 No. Theyre not unaffordable. They are filled with people that can afford them. If they weren’t then the apartments would be empty and the rent would drop. Grow up and be a man. Stop whining about not getting what you want.
@@Ktheodoss DumDum, if they’re affordable, then why are people working 3 jobs and having roommates just to live there? DumDum, if they’re affordable, then why are the majority of American citizens are complaining about their high rents? Of course people live there, they’re barely surviving. That’s the point, DumDum. If you’re barely surviving then that means rent is unaffordable. Because rent by far, is your biggest monthly expense, by far. So stop exaggerating like a child, “no one would live there 😢!” Most people in South Florida have to work multiple jobs and / or have roommates. And are still barely surviving. That’s not a healthy way to live. You’re welcome for educating you.
@@Ktheodoss If you were half the man your momma was, you might have a higher I.Q. If you ask the majority of people in America, they’ll tell you rent is way too high, and living is becoming unaffordable. That’s not an opinion that’s a basic common sense damn fact.
I wonder if these landlards are paying anything on their properties or are they just making the tenant pay the entire mortgage, maintenance, and property tax bill? Seems like these landlards want a free lunch and luxury lifestyle they cannot afford and live way beyond their means.
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Salaries in South Florida don't match the rent in South Florida. 🤔
Exactly 🤯what's going on 🤔
all those Broward places are in the hood lol those prices are crazy who the hell is paying that much to get shot at in the hood smh
The housing market is inflated and oversaturated with homes being on the market with astronomical price tags just stagnant for months. It is very clear that or generation will be likely one of the most devastating bubble pops in modern history. Seeking best possible ways to grow 250k into $1m+ and get a good house for retirement.
I don't think here is the place for personalized investment guidance. However, I suggest consulting with a reliable advisor like Azul to ensure appropriate retirement planning.
I’m closing in on retirement, and I have benefitted much from using a financial advisor. I didn’t really start early, so I knew the compound interest of index fund investing would not work for me. Funny how I pulled in over 80% profit than some of my peers who have been investing for many years. Maybe you should consider this too.
I've been considering getting one, but haven't been proactive about it. Can you recommend your advisor? I could really use some assistance.
'Melissa Elise Robinson' is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with to set up an appointment.
Thanks for sharing. I curiously searched for her full name and her website popped up immediately. I looked through her credentials and did my due diligence before contacting her.
It's not what the market will bear, but rather what the market says we have to bear. The field reporter quoted 'experts' who say your rent should be 1/3rd of your income. It used to be 1/4 of your income and that was for a single income. Now, they want us to accept the 'experts' who say it should 1/3rd of really 2 incomes. It's out of whack. It's un-a-Floridable.
X is an unknown factor; a Spurt is a drip under pressure.
After growing up in South FL and living there for 45+years we had to move sadly. The housing market is beyond crazy.
Same here !
I didn’t see anything special there. $2000-$3000 for those 600-900 feet unimpressive apartments ?😳 I’ll take Cleveland for $600.😂
and those areas were in the hood imagine paying all that just to get shot up smh most people renting at those prices are coming from out of state
I love Cleveland I live in Euclid 2 blocks from Lake Erie. I am from San Antonio TX of 36 years. I just hate Winters here. Yes this is an old city but I love it here. I got a full 3 level 4 bed 2 and a half bath brand new home for 1100 a month 10 miles from Downtown Cleveland. 3 major grocery stores restaurants and bars around the block perfect location
$2500 in Little Havana? What are they smoking?
When I was renting on South Beach, in the 90s, rent was cheap. I didn't know it at the time, of course.
Getting away from Miami is PRICELESS y’all
NEVA!
Broward & Dade are paradise.😊
Yessssssss 🎉
Very true! You can establish yourself and purchase a property. That’s key. South Florida has become undesirable for many.
@@iveyhealth2266u must be smoking dat good stuff
@@iveyhealth2266 Not anymore.
Too bad they didn't ask the first gentleman in the report "Why he moved back to South Florida?" And, "Why couldn't he had moved somewhere else?" I would like to know what was the thought process in that decision, knowing very well that there is a housing crisis here South Florida.
I was curious too. What makes folks move back?
Dang, those prices are starting to get within 30% of Bay Area rates.
I seen more affordable rent in the SF bay than I did when I lived in South Florida.
@@nhernandez925 yeah, if you’re in the rougher parts up the east bay, they can get real cheap.
With insurance companies fleeing the state in droves and Housing costs skyrocketing constantly, I just don’t see how average people will be able to remain in Paradise much longer. Wealthy people and corporations have deep pockets and will be able to self - insure, But unless something changes, that doesn’t leave much room for the rest of us.
1:55 $2,000 for Miami Gardens 2 bed room… 😂
Wrought iron is not for aesthetics
And houses prices as well
I bought my 2nd property in San Diego of August 2022 for 685k with rate of 4.375. Now the property current value is 895k. In LESS than 2 years I’m already up over 30% in equity. No reason to sell because I’m cash flowing on 2 ADUs studio and I already made over 90k in rental cash flow which covers my monthly mortgage. Not to mention my rate is freaking low and I consider it as asset
I feel sorry for 1st time homebuyer who were never able to afford it to start. I don’t feel sorry for 1st time home buyers who were able to afford it but choose to wait thinking market is crashing and now priced out
Real Estate is still a very LOCAL Market.
Prices in one City do not reflect the Prices in another City.
I've recently been thinking about getting in touch with consultants. I'm an adult, therefore I need direction, but I'm not sure if their services would be very beneficial.
The information you need to work with a letter to schedule an appointment would be included when you search *Leah* *Foster* *Alderman*
For those in need of direction, consulting with an experienced, independent financial counselor is advised.
You forgot to mention that the majority of rental units are directly or indirectly owned by foreign investor groups who only care about profits.
Companies and individuals from Dubai represent the largest share of foreign property owners.
Nothing under 2k, even for a 1 bedroom.😮😮😮
Bruh! That’s WORSE than NYC… strong sign tunes have changed
@@jaykay3835 True!
These are rip-off prices
I live in an apartment building, first/last/security equal to 1 month rent is exactly why I can’t move into a townhouse or rent a house, that would be about $9,000 upfront for me…
Never experienced security deposits like this anywhere else in the US I’ve lived.
Every one of those places look depressing. Miami had the highest cost and the lowest wages. Only an idiot would want to move here.
Since Divon 'just moved back' then he KNOWS he needs first, last month rent and deposit. It's not like a surprise. Or was he expecting a Welcome Back party from the city???
Lol
It's greed
Is not greed, is just how free markets work, is called supply and demand
Suddenly the New Yorkers are homesick.
Yeah they were bragging and even offering over asking price. I hope they are enjoying it.
@@user-kk3qg5el1m 😂
Everyone is leaving😅😅
Realtors in Florida pushed for rent hikes and higher housing costs
South Florida is crumbling apart , no one can afford that they are dreaming it’s about to turn into Detroit with empty buildings
They call it detroit by the ocean😅😅😅
Cool.
South Florida market is horrible . Drops rate or stop investors !
It’s abusive what they are doing to the Citizens of Florida , people. Can’t afford To live here!!!!! It’s out of control
It's everywhere in the country and not one person is saying anything to change it
time to move, you don't "have" to live in Florida
Rent strike across the us
Big news,.folks. there are more affordable areas in the country and yes, they do have jobs. If you're house poor in Florida, it's time to move.
When everything around you is flooding obviously you’re gonna keep your rental.
Is ridiculous the high rents here in miami Dade en miami bech,super spenced...a lot of people been evicted for not be able to pay the rent..!
If I was going to live in Florida I would rent. I would like to rent a Condo in a High rise, not looking to buy one for sure with HIGH insurance, and HOA fees, and assessments.
What do you think you’d still be paying as a renter? You’re still paying all of that on behalf of the owner in your monthly rent!
You are still paying the high Hoa by renting a condo. Do you think the landlord will not 8nclude that in the cost? 😂
And if your not comfortable living in the ruffer areas. Don't come. Some of yall get here and 1st place yall rush to is "Miami beach"... its only for rich people and tourist.
Lauderhill is a ruff area lol prices there shouldnt be that high
Am not rich and I live in Miami beach it’s expensive but you don’t have to be a millionaire just have good income stream
@@Livinglifetvee 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@ShantalhaitianPrincessinverrary area west of university is nice
@@CamEats123 lol yes thats West Lauderhill the place that people think is Sunrise and is majority middle class instead of lower working class like the rest of Laudrhill it even has million dollar homes lol but i would never buy a million dollar home in that area only transplants do that then regret it a year later
Airbnb and short term renters take up a lot of the inventory, making it difficult for regular people to find affordable housing
Thanks a lot Manny Diaz. He started this.
What’s going on in housing across the country is criminal.
Great report ❤
so u basically got be rich almost to live here n u cnt raise kids here it’s to much 😭🚩☠️
But all new refugees getting section 8 on South Beach.
Sooner or later this bubble has to burst. Wages aren't keeping up with these high rents. Or we will see all the poor people leave and hardly no one to run the registers etc etc etc. Everyone hiring but no one wants an under paying job.......
No, these are the Last Days. The Bubble ain’t gonna burst. Society is no longer looking out for the poor, this days are gone. The world wants people to die trying to survive, which will cause chaos around the world. And then, the “Bubble” will burst. But that bubble is the Lord versus Evil, and everything will be reset.
Covid should have taught y’all something. That’s the only time in American history where the poor actually got ahead for a little while. The world elite seen that and said, “Never again!”
That 1 bed in Little Havana is ridiculous at 560 sq foot for $2,500 lol, pay few extra and you'll be in Brickell with more square footage.
on dual income going backwards life here has become very stressful
Condos are on sale right?
It's time to move north! 😢
We are full don’t come running here ruining the north area.
Insurance and Tax have been going up ⚡👌🏿
The lawmakers must lower property taxes on rental properties, otherwise prices will continue to increase each year.
The prices here in FL are ridiculous but have you seen NY ? 3K for a studio.
At least people are getting paid better
Omg!! What a joke. Those prices are considered dirt cheap compared to San Jose California rent prices.
This will make crime skyrocket. Shoplifting will become normal.
Yet units sit empty
Refuse to rent expensive! Move in with roommates! Lets squeeze greedy landlords!
Fake news there’s so many rentals available is ridiculous
slow much…they stated that in the beginning of the video 19 tenants per unit the problem isn’t quantity its the prices
Good let them sit. Find a roommate
@@user-kk3qg5el1m until they pass a bill
making it illegal to have a roommate like Kansas
I'm be honest, Miami is affordable if you live poor. If you go there, trying to be a hot-shot like they want you to. That city will eat you & your bank account alive.
This is cheap relative to places like Philadelphia, and Philly cost-of-living is not that expensive compared to this area and the superstar cities
Unless Philadelphia and Florida has the same low pay wages you can’t compare the two. These prices doesn’t reflect Florida wages
You get homesick and wanna go home and then you look at the price of rent and turn around 😢😢
This is getting out of control, I have to make a decision
Some things never change. Bubble in Florida. How trite.
Def not true - miami us not a tight rental market right now
Move to toledo
Hey Desanctimonious, We thought Florida was a free state ??? Tallahassee not doing anything once again.
Divide your yearly income by 40. Your monthly rent shouldn’t be more than that. Stop trying to live in areas and apartments you cant afford and then complain.
Be quiet. Decent apartments in decent neighborhoods are unaffordable to most. Nobody wants to live in a poverty / crime ridden area just to pay cheaper rent. Sorry, let’s think with logic
@@lastshallbefirst5516 No. Theyre not unaffordable. They are filled with people that can afford them. If they weren’t then the apartments would be empty and the rent would drop. Grow up and be a man. Stop whining about not getting what you want.
@@Ktheodoss DumDum, if they’re affordable, then why are people working 3 jobs and having roommates just to live there? DumDum, if they’re affordable, then why are the majority of American citizens are complaining about their high rents? Of course people live there, they’re barely surviving. That’s the point, DumDum. If you’re barely surviving then that means rent is unaffordable. Because rent by far, is your biggest monthly expense, by far. So stop exaggerating like a child, “no one would live there 😢!” Most people in South Florida have to work multiple jobs and / or have roommates. And are still barely surviving. That’s not a healthy way to live. You’re welcome for educating you.
@@Ktheodoss If you were half the man your momma was, you might have a higher I.Q.
If you ask the majority of people in America, they’ll tell you rent is way too high, and living is becoming unaffordable. That’s not an opinion that’s a basic common sense damn fact.
I wonder if these landlards are paying anything on their properties or are they just making the tenant pay the entire mortgage, maintenance, and property tax bill? Seems like these landlards want a free lunch and luxury lifestyle they cannot afford and live way beyond their means.
You obviously have no idea how this works. Lol
@@TheLittleLambTalks Tell me your a landlord without telling me your a landlord
Thanks biden
DeSantis.
@@katrinagarrett9612 wrong its joe problem
Florida is not a great place to live with high rents & high real estate prices & low wages.
1/3 income lol
Condo😅😅 stop
In Miami all the panchos mysteriously get all the apartments and help, nothing but prejudice goin on
In North Miami all the Harambes get the help
Yeah it's rigged for a certain demographic no doubt about it.
Who would live in south Florida? 🤣
I definitely don’t get the hype
@@user-kk3qg5el1m it’s so tacky hahaha
Cubans
@@thedirtybubble9613 dirty black Cubans
And that’s the only thing that’s tight down here lmao!!