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Different strokes for different folks. Down here it’s heat strokes.

Influx has cooled off quite a bit since the pandemic. Change seems inevitable, though.

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Make a plan, stick to it and it WILL happen! 🙌

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Not completely true or false. Some lenders can even without refinancing (depends on loan origination date and down payment).

Only so much I can fit into a 60 second video and 100 character caption.

They’re very unique. Thanks for watching!

Responded to another comment with this, but is relevant to your comment too: $10k/month pre-tax between households (two or more people) isn't uncommon where I am. But for buyers, especially if they’re purchasing solo, area and industry obviously play a factor. Typically higher paying jobs will be in the major metros where the job markets are stronger. Housing outside of those metro areas aren't as expensive, complementing lower incomes This is simply a guideline lenders, and home buyers, use to help determine their personal max regarding housing payments and works at any income level. I know the feeling when looking at the way housing prices have gone. I help a variety of clients with a variety of income situations, plenty of which who buy homes I will never be able to afford haha.

Stop lol. This is simply a guide which can be used so buyers know roughly what their maximum payments should be - no matter if you make $1k/month or $100k/month. $10k/month pre-tax between households (two or more people) isn’t that uncommon where I am located. But for buyers, especially individuals, area and industry obviously play a factor. Typically higher paying jobs will be in the major metros where the job markets are stronger. Housing outside of those metro areas also isn’t as expensive, complementing the lower incomes.

That difference is pretty wild, eh? Rising housing costs have tilted the playing field for sure.

Inflation is absolutely crazy.. the interest rate on a home loan in India is up to 8.5 percent while it was just 6% a couple of years ago

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I don’t disagree with you. Only so much I can control as someone showing it when it’s not my listing. Lots of construction going on next to it, may have something to do with the outside appearance. I think the “unfurnished bathroom” is actually the laundry room - all bathrooms are furnished in the video. Appreciate you watching!

I absolutely love you for watching.

Depends on the deal, always.

Sonterra’s Cool Water portion has homes starting in the mid $200s.

The Plan 2458 as featured in this video is now starting at $325k.

I don’t pretend like anything, it’s a joke. If YOU want to be that literal about it, don’t look at 20 houses if you’re not in a position to buy.

Idk who hurt you bro, but I hope your day gets better lol. No Ls detected here.

I’m saying!

I personally haven’t had clients who have needed to take advantage of this program, yet.

Ahh don’t say that! Conditions are rarely “ideal”. I think expectations are also super important to manage. There’s plenty of affordable options in a lot of surrounding areas of major metro cities. Head up - it can and will happen for you!

@Jordan Brown that is a good point.... was not trying to be negative or down myself, I am 35 and make good money. Wife 2 boys we are happy renting my kids are home schooled with a stay at home wife. My parents and sister own there homes, idk man it just seems like a rakit to me.

I’m convinced that there’s enough opportunity for all that doesn’t include being at the expense of someone else. Side bar: don’t wait to time the market, buy when it makes financial and situational sense for you!

How is that working out for you?

That’s certainly an opinion. You’ll be alright.

I messed up by not forcing him to out which city he was referring to lol!

Good guess! Currently listed at $720k.

@@JordanSellsATX not baddddd

Bryson is one of the nicer communities. Won’t see too much of that. Now East Austin - PHEW

One of my favorite Leander communities!

See you there!

Yep. Necessary evil.

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Wow you’re so right Billy, thanks for your insights on everything we’re about based on a brief clip LOL

It feels that way right?

Yessir! In Texas the title company takes earnest + option AND final cash to close for the clients.

Little less than that, good guess though!

@@JordanSellsATX maybe is time to get more healthy? If u will be more healthy u can make this content longer what would be very good

I’m actually working on it! This episode was recorded 3 weeks ago and since then I started a program called 75 Hard. On day 21 today (I think). Already down a few pounds and feeling better than I have in about 2 years! Appreciate the encouragement.

@@JordanSellsATX nice! Keep progress bro i believe in you and have a good day/night

Did you watch the full video before commenting? Genuinely curious. If so, you’d know my issue is with realtors who have no regard for high level service to their clients or to cooperating agents. Not returning phone calls, emails, texts, etc is bad business. If you can’t do that, you shouldn’t be in.

It was very uncomfortable! Awkward situation.

Apparently LOL

Absolutely. There’s thousands upon thousands of others you’re competing with for business, what makes you different? Super important.

@@JordanSellsATX sometimes it just takes that one client who tells everyone they know about you

If you are a buyer in the area, absolutely! However, negative equity isn’t good either. So paying attention to housing conditions in your specific market is key.

Thanks for watching, Daniel. If you ever make the trek over here I’d love to show you around - Cheers!

Not what I said. I said it’s the most favorable conditions for buying than it’s been in the last 3 years. Before now, there were multiple offers on practically every single house, so you were forced to pay 10-15% over asking just to be in the running. Now, we have price decreases, sellers willing to pay down interest rates, and 6x the inventory to pick from. Never said prices were better.

Hi, Haroon. For specifics regarding the resale-ability of the properties, I suggest reaching out directly through the link in the description. It may vary by property.

Market changed almost overnight. Who could’ve predicted 2 straight weeks of record inventory hitting the market? Market isn’t “crashing” and not “in a recession”. We are moving into a more normal and balanced market than we’ve had for the past 2 years.

For what it’s worth, demand is still strong. It’s still a seller’s market, just not the crazy seller’s market we’ve become accustomed to. Hope this helps clear up any confusion or explains more as to what we’re seeing. Thanks for watching :)

Yup. I figured as much but it’s good to hear it from an expert. Thanks for putting out great content!