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So much water ugh … have an offer for my own home. How do I do the paperwork?

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I like the house but think it would be better shown in a longer video where you walk from room to room so we get a sense of how the house flows

Looks nice from a glance beautiful fixtures etc, would love to see another video slowed down version please.

If you could slow it down so that we could have a chance to really look at the rooms, that would be great.

HOA = tax. This is a drug deal between developers and city councils. Pools can be maintained by the city, although they must be available to everyone, not just people lyin a particular development. In Europe you have the option of contributing via physical labor or you can pay your fair share. HOAs are more and more common because the trash and everything else isn’t being maintained by the city you’re already paying taxes too.

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Who built it?

I live on the edge of the Atlanta metro area I’m living in a camper and have been looking at houses for 4 months and the problem I see is inventory in the area I want to buy. Im ready to buy but just can’t pull the trigger on the houses I’ve seen. Not the right house with the right yard. I’m feeling hopeful in the next 3 months

Who is the architect?

Condos will never make any sense unless they are rated at 60% below the value of nearby traditional homes in the area. HOA fees will always rise. And they can increase more than you can afford when you least expect it. There are no laws in place to protect HOA residents from increasing fees.

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My Answer: I absolutely loved the duplex!!! In fact, if I saw this available, I would scoop up side A) for myself to live-in and side B) for my Mother!!! 100% In the meantime, I'm looking at building from scratch (new construction) since duplex's & townhomes are expensive where we live!

What was the price?

I'm so confused about the offering your commission (2.5) below the asking price when representing myself. like... How is this really providing an incentive to the seller? How much are they really saving? Anyone have any advice on this?

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Justin, do you have an updated (2022) version now that recession is being reported as likely in 2022 or 2023? Thanks!

Hi! Who is the builder?

Informative video but next time please show more of the house.

The Federal Reserve devalued The money supply by printing $12 trillion distributing stimulus. This has stoked inflation, highest in 39 years. Rent has increased 30% in 2021. The homelessness in America is a disgrace. People working but living in their cars and campers because they can’t afford rent or a mortgage.

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Good to know about rental restrictions. Thank you - future Real Estate Agent

Zillow bought 5665 Banner Blvd. for $432k (the highest purchase ever) and charged the seller 1% (I saw the Settlement Statement). It appears to me that they are manipulating the market and paying a premium for market share. With amply cash at their “disposal” I am not sure who the individual or small team will be able to compete in the long run.

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Yay for R-5 zoning! We need this in Peachtree City where almost every house has a potential ADU above the garage. This would be great way to provide affordable housing with the existing housing stock, while preserving our greenbelt. Go sustainability!!!

I wish I had the finances to buy this type of duplex. I'm sure it's well out of my price range though.

If you sell your house and get that equity, but dont buy another house, what is the tax implications on that money?

I'm not so worried about busybodies. If I have paid off my home in full and all of my property taxes are payed, what happens if I refuse to pay HOA dues?

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I disagree on the comment in 3:48 “a house is always an investment because it’s a big financial transaction.” This is NOT true. A house is a liability, unless it makes you money. We can all make BIG financial transactions, but not necessarily investments. A house is a blessing to have, but let’s not mistake it with an investment, such as a duplex, which you can get for the same price, rent one unit, and live in the other. A house is an asset when it appreciates very well and especially if you buy it cash or at a very low interest rate.

I don't think the upward prices are going to stop for a lot of years to come. They really have no choice now. Spring 2022 will have a massive uptake of prices. I hear many say a correction is coming. Wrong idea, they're looking at housing rather then everything. This is a massive adjustment of our (America's )pricing system for everything. . It's called at make up period. This is inflation . Really every time housing pushes upward in such a formation it's been from inflation. Crystal ball not needed to know what is coming. That's because Part A already took place. Part B that follows isn't hard to say it's going to happen. Granted something might derail it. Like a real pandemic the kills off half the people. So housing needs are less by half. Though It's not likely. Frist thing , calling housing market a bubble. A bubble is fueled by demand only. So people buy because it's going up and it's only going up because people are buying. That is not what this is. This time massive inflation is the cause. And it's still ongoing. We have a lot left to go. People keep talking about supply and demand. Many do say that. But what is supply and demand?? It's really 3 components . #1 Supply , #2 demand and #3 the movement up or down of the amount of money. Change any 1 of the 3 and the other 2 are changed as well. This time because of massive money supply that started going up in 2008 it changes all prices to up. So, #3 first as it is most times. Prices higher and demand soon followed. Next of course is supply that can't keep up. Last time market was high banking regulations were changed and added a lot of people in the market that could not afford to buy. # 2 was the cause of the last go round being so high. But before that happen, the money supply was increased to cause the first surge of up. It just had 2 pushes upward. We're really in inflation this time . In fact, we have been as of 2008. Inflation really is when government increases money supply. So, part A. The effect is prices move up to match , part B you're watching now. Our country took the whole time that we existed to get to 8 trillion $ money supply in 2008. Then to now between what is passed by congress to spend and what is spent. We're at 42 Trillion $. Only about 15% of that new money has worked its way through the economy so far. There's another 3.5 trillion in congress now going to come to a vote. More will follow , it's what democrat's do. Tax and spend. No chance building more homes can keep up with increasing money supply. Congress is spending like crazy and that produces inflation. People will build because they're worth more than cost. Clearly making more money is faster than making more homes. The housing market will not drop down for a lot of years to come. 15 years more of up at least. It's already been more than a decade so far with just a small amount of what we're dealing with. The fed will slow down the inflation ( as they have to at some point). That's done by increasing interest rates and increasing amount banks have to hold in reserve. They're holding off on slowing it right now, as they said. Slower inflation yes but can't stop it. But that means longer. No chance prices will go down. In fact, a makeup period is coming of very fast increasing prices. Looking like spring of 2022 we'll see soaring prices, making the housing market so far look like a cake walk. Money supply and prices always meet. And fed hasn't done any slowing yet. And money supply is now higher than ever. 2008 our money supply was 8 trillion $. Now with just what is spent (we have not worked through all of just that amount yet either), It's going to jump up in prices, with fed not increasing interest rates. So, inflation that has been underway for a decade already will step it up massively very soon. 1st Many don't know we're in inflation . 2nd But they do see housing market going up, stock market reaching record highs and cost of all things moving up. Those 2 things,, are the same thing. They are directly because of congress spending a lot of money. Expect one hell of a lot higher of all things. If people can buy a home. Now is the time. I say it's going to jump up because prices and money supply always meet. The massive money supply is already here and more to spend by congress is also a done deal. That always has the effect of higher prices. And we're at unprecedented levels of high for the US. Everywhere and every time it happens throughout the world it happens the massive prices follow. And there are no exceptions , not anywhere . Not even one. America can not rewrite the laws of physics , so it will not be one now either. We have 450% increases to go. I say now's the time to buy a house if you can , because NOW is the time. Prices won't be back. Wages are always last to go up. It's where the real wealth is stolen from the working class. that lagging affect is longer with amounts higher. A hedge against inflation is owning a house for most people . So we have to compete with each other. Worse than that, when wages finally go up people will be put into higher tax brackets. I only say these things because they're true. I don't want people thinking they are better to wait to buy a home if they can do it now. I hate to see the hurt on people that's coming . It can be avoided by some. ((((IT'S VERY BAD ADVICE TO WAIT ))))) Waiting will see only that you should not have waited. Study up on how inflation works. Learning economics and how the money supply effects everyone on earth will show you the right path. It's very easy to look at the problem and say " just low supply of homes". That is just the wrong thing to look at .

this was the goal since 1913 when the fed and irs began in usa...Thomas jefferson said in 1800 that if we allow a private banking cartel (rothschild) to manipulate our currency, (debt based economy-banks create money out of thin air) that in 200 years our citizens (americans) will wake up homeless on the continent there forefathers founded...That day has come...

I agree it will take time to get to a balanced market... New builds + expirations on forbearance + expirations on evictions + expirations on foreclosure moratoriums + feds eventually tapering and raising interest rates + expirations on enhanced unemployment benefits =?????? No one knows what the future holds. Unfortunately I have reason to believe free market practice and capitalism have died in the US, we are now a socialist country. If it were a free market, markets would be allowed to feel pain, zombie companies and bad debts would be flushed out, the stock market would crash, real estate would crash, there would be a lot of loss and pain, but overall it would be the healy for the economy in the long run, because it would allow true growth vs this fake artificial crap.

I have one more question. Did you save the agent's commission ??