Hi Mathew! This comment you made 2 months ago looks even worse and misinformed more today than when you made it! In the last 100 years, there have been less than 10 years where your advice, "WAIT TO SELL! WAIT TO BUY!" has been good advice. There was always an end in sight with rate hikes (almost there now), the recession will not hurt (no historical basis for this to be a concern as it relates to real estate as only once have prices dropped during any previous recession) the real estate market and unemployment is too low now for any layoffs to have any measurable effect on real estate, there are no foreclosures. Basically, it's lowest level ever despite being screamed at by people like you for the last 2 years that a WAVE of foreclosures is coming. There is no evidence to support this claim. None. Zero. It's nonsense. The number of people behind on their payments is also lower now than at anytime since before COVID. Perhaps the better option for people is to actually pay attention and learn from people that are experts in industries rather than people like you who have demonstrated in your comment that (without knowing me at all) you claimed I say what I say to make money (this is a terrible, hateful accusation that says more about you than me) rather than help people (such a foolish thing to say when you don't know me at all). But, hey! You do you and believe what you want. It's a free country. For the rest of you that may read this comment. Please continue to seek wise counsel and listen to be who spend their lifetime passionately working and learning and practicing in an industry they love and who won't let people like Mathew troll them. Today is still an amazing time to buy a home, frankly, it's better than it was for a number of reasons than it was when interest rates were lower. Have a great day!

I think if you watched the video you would have seen that plenty of people are still buying so I’m not sure this comment indicated you watched?

How would you define “crash”?

I love those that claim, "this guy is full of sh**!, I'm going to start my own channel to prove him wrong!" Really? Why haven't you done it yet? People think its so easy to simply turn the camera on and create relevant engaging content that people will watch and sub for more. If it was easy, everyone would be doing it, but it's not. It's super difficult and extremely time-consuming. Much respect Premier! keep up the good work and ignore the haters. Their mom's calling them up from the basement as we speak.

Yes, housing has become much more expensive in the last couple of years and increased much faster than inflation. There just doesn't seem to be any data that suggests prices will be coming down. If I see anything that changes, I will definitely post a video about it!

@@premieratlantarealestate any updates on the housing market? Can you see the sift now? :)

Agree, It's a dump!

The market today is even more competitive than when I made this last year. It's definitely a tough market but there are signs of change coming...

@@premieratlantarealestate i am well aware! I am licensed in Georgia, Tennessee, and Florida! Very tough market!

Glad it was helpful, thank you!

There are zero signs of a crash but some will make up irrelevant headlines to get views. I won’t. It’s very straightforward actually and if you don’t understand that we who are actually in the industry might be better able to understand this then maybe you need to just move on rather than trolling around.

Hi May, yes! I intend to do this very soon. It’s actually the next city on the list. Thank you for the compliment. - Ryan

Thank you and yes, they are ridiculous in many cases. I recently heard of losing homes with offers 75k - 100k over list price. That's going to be hard to sustain...

Wish I would have bought a home last year

@@1ryanward Ryan, great video! What percentage of these anomaly price increases are being created by buyers from CA, NY, NJ, IL, etc? They are used to spending at least double for comparable real estate? And do you believe these wealthy transplants from failing Blue states will continue, since those states continue to double down on their high taxes, high crime, and high homelessness legislation? Thanks in advance for your response! (I'm a high end residential architect wanting to avoid/preempt the nightmare my family and I went through in 2008-20012).

@@TheZoePath QTNA

@@mdf33554 I had to look up what QTNA meant. 😂😂😂 Definitely QTNA! I think the trickle down housing crash will be when people from CA, NY, NJ, IL can't sell their homes at the price they need to get -- then they can't buy here. Fortunately I believe that will not be a crash but a slow burn effect.

Thanks Joel, my pleasure!

Bob, just to be fair, unless you have some information to support what you say, nobody is going to be persuaded by your words!

I think it will depend on your wants/needs. Currently the condo market is a little bit mixed. Some have prices going up or flat and I’ve seen others that have dropped significantly. The important thing to do is make sure it’s where you want to live and get a proper market analysis done by your agent to be confident about your purchase.

Over all I want to buy a 2 bed 2 bath condo and somewhat house hack the other room on Airbnb

They are adjacent to one another so it could be a 15 minute commute if you were in west Roswell and up to 45 minutes if you were on opposite sides of each city. Where in Marietta is work?

@@premieratlantarealestate about 3 miles from the kennestone hospital?

Thank you!

12, wow! It’s hard for people to understand that this is what is happening but it’s true. Best of luck and thank you for commenting!

Spoiler: it wasn't 😭

@@tylertass9983 dang!

That's one of the reasons why so many people are fleeing back to the burbs...

I appreciate that, thank you! - Ryan

I completely agree - this is what we are seeing across the board right now. One of my agents showed a home and was told it had 80 offers. I know another agent who said they put an offer in and there were 99. It's probably the best time to sell. Ever. I am doing some updated stats this week as there have been a few changes good and bad, depending on if you are buying or selling and will try to post that no later than next Monday...

@@premieratlantarealestate - I would be interested in seeing that. Aslo, what were the price ranges for the houses with 80 or 99 offers?

@@donm2255 I'll notify you here once I post it. One house was about $450,000 in Cumming with 80 offers. I can't remember the location of the other. It was not someone that works with us. It's very difficult to wrap your head around as a buyer if you are just entering the market.

This is true.