Mortgage Interest Rates Are Headed For A WILD Ride

[@TheEducatedHomebuyer]

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[@dixielandproductionco.6989]

Thanks for the notification smashed the thumbs up 👍 appreciate the update good stuff guys

[@TheEducatedHomebuyer]

Thanks 👍

[@tradewisetv2801]

I just can’t take any video seriously when the thumbnail has people looking at me like I just tried to explain quantum mechanics using flash cards to them. I can’t wait until this spent trend is over.

[@soundsnags2001]

You clicked it and came here just to leave this comment? You aren't a serious person.

[@NeoSoulCrew]

The experts have not been correct about rates at all. If theyre saying itll be lower than now you can bet it'll be higher for longer.

[@TheEducatedHomebuyer]

There's the catch, plenty of "experts" also telling people rates will continue increasing....which set of "experts" is your contrarian indicator?

[@TheInformedHomebuyer]

It is not about interest rates you never talk about the fact that it is about home prices being to high.We are still in a bubble 10 years now it needs to break and prices will come down that is now coming.People need to stop buying they will not beable to refinance period.

[@ItsJustPreVR]

If the market is showing you consistent pricing over a 10 year span. its not a bubble. its a repricing event.

[@ebutuoy5088]

Lol

[@TheEducatedHomebuyer]

If you look at home affordability itself, and what it would take to normalize the market today, it's a 40%+ correction in price, or a 4% or so decline in rates, or a 55%+ growth in income or some combination of those. Those are massive movements we're talking about, and none of them are going to happen in a vacuum, and none of those one single factors are going to make the move.

[@jonathantaylor6926]

@@ItsJustPreVR Hardly. US real estate and the MBS market they collateralize is the largest asset on the planet. It's not a penny stock or crypto subject to wild double digit price swings over hours or days. Price momentum up or down takes years to establish for a market of that scale. I agree with you the RE market was repriced- by the availability of extremely cheap mortgage debt. But that is over. Gone. And not coming back for many years. The 10 year hit 4.8% today. Mortgage rates will hit 8% again. Eventually higher for longer will create a new repricing event.. down. RE prices were up 77% in the decade leading up to the GFC so I am not sure what you are talking about.

[@livingmybestlife365]

@@jonathantaylor6926you’re going to need massive massive distress for a housing crash? How is that going to happen? You just said how the low rates caused this. I have a 2.5 interest rate. How and why would I loose that house? Loose it and then what?? I still have to live somewhere and pay even more in rent. My house isn’t going anywhere