Real Estate Is Being SNAPPED Up By Sports Team!

[@thiskiddyahoo]

No! They get enough with all the public funds for infrastructure and land sacrifice just on the stadium area. Hands off the surrounding area!

[@larryreynolds007]

Small business are small because they do not have the money to buy the land around the stadiums. Talk to any small business, they are barely making it right now.

[@MrPAULONEAL]

McDonald's is a Real Estate company.

[@ycannette1]

Great show!!! Happy Sunday!

[@Swrqltr]

I have learned so much about buying a house and land. Now if the prices would come down

[@jun_1248]

This is a nightmare market for first time home buyers.

[@foxpaw1]

it is well established how stadiums and even sporting events like a bicycling race or the olympics does nothing compared to the cost for the local economy. even the workers hired to build come mostly from large contracting companies from outside the municipality. the rams left st louis w a $billion stadium to pay for when they moved after a few years. look at all the empty soccer stadiums in brazil that were fronts to launder money to politicians and their friends in brazil. while these owners already make money, they demand free land/ tax breaks/ exceptions in environmental / traffic impact regulations etc. there is a price exacted on the tax payers to all of it. the residents of vegas didn't even want the raiders, yet the money and the politicians did. people need to stop worshipping these money pits. if they leave to drain another city, let them. make sure that city knows that money will come out of their pockets.

[@kellyfanello6716]

In new england even though they stunk this year

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

I almost wore my New England jersey but it shrunk or I got bigger. I think the ladder is true.

[@lorirugato6463]

I totally agree with you

[@raysun2be]

Go Eddie! 😂 Go Chiefs! 😊

[@suen5006]

Re the question on homelessness and San Diego: more people in expensive cities become homeless because rents are higher. There is a direct correlation. Most people who become homeless don't go far from where they started because at least there are some resources, some friends and connections that can help at times. Going to a less expensive city when you have already used up all of your resources may seem to make sense, but you probably don't have enough income to get stabilized once you get there. Any evictions and housing debt you might have will follow you and prevent you from renting something, and you likely can't come up with the deposits and money needed up front. I know this because I work helping homeless families get in to our shelter and help get them in to housing as well. Many of my families also have at least one person in the family with a serious medical condition so they have an ongoing relationship with a hospital or doctor. One of the best things we have is Rapid Rehousing, which can help some families with deposits and a few months rent to get stabilized.

[@palomaquerida]

to get a heloc, does the bank do a home appraisal? thinking this might be a way for me to get out of my PMI if I have enough equity in the home and not have to do a refi right now.

[@leonaowen9234]

I am in Texas- what is the deal about about you have to be a primary resident for 2 years, then you can sell and not pay capital gains tax.

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

1. **Exclusion Amounts**: For a primary residence, the IRS allows individuals to exclude up to $250,000 of capital gains from their income, and up to $500,000 for married couples filing jointly, provided certain conditions are met. 2. **Ownership and Use Test**: To qualify for the exclusion, you must have owned and used the property as your primary residence for at least two of the five years immediately preceding the sale. These two years do not need to be consecutive. 3. **Frequency of Use**: You can't have claimed the capital gains exclusion for the sale of another home within the two years prior to the sale of your current home. 4. **Reporting the Sale**: If the gain from the sale of your primary residence is less than the exclusion limit, you may not need to report the sale on your federal tax return, unless you receive a Form 1099-S (Proceeds From Real Estate Transactions). If the gain exceeds the exclusion limit, you must report it on Schedule D (Form 1040) and Form 8949 if required. 5. **Partial Exclusion**: If you don't meet the ownership and use tests due to special circumstances such as a change in employment, health issues, or other unforeseen events, you might still be eligible for a reduced exclusion. Since Texas does not have a state income tax, residents selling their primary residence only need to consider these federal capital gains tax rules. However, it's always a good idea to consult with a tax professional or accountant to understand the specific implications for your situation and to ensure compliance with all current tax laws and regulations.

[@leonaowen9234]

Thanks so much for responding, love your videos@@KristinaSmallhorn

[@ycannette1]

My car is a nice 2013 Santa Fe Sport with 232,000 miles. I have to buy a new car this year because the engine is going and next will be the transmission and the costs to replace make no sense instead of buying. The car looks new and I have kept it to look new. Sadness *tears. And, buying a used without potential repairs for the next 2 years are almost as much as a new car!!! Crazy

[@HandymanKurt]

Stan Kroenke is a perfect case for property ownership. Owner of the Rams. Doubled his wealth in the last 5 years. Back in the day he would buy as much RE as possible around a new Walmart....btw, he is married to a Walton. His son is not far behind.

[@ocean1233]

THIEVES

[@lorirugato6463]

Question where can I get a loan for a tiny home on wheels

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

Getting a loan for a tiny home on wheels can be a bit challenging compared to traditional home loans because tiny homes on wheels are often classified as personal property rather than real estate. However, there are several financing options available: 1. **RV Loans**: Since many tiny homes on wheels are registered as RVs, an RV loan is a common financing option. Financial institutions like banks and credit unions, as well as RV financing specialists, offer these loans. The terms and rates might vary, so it's essential to shop around. 2. **Personal Loans**: An unsecured personal loan can be used for nearly any purchase, including a tiny home. The downside is that interest rates for unsecured loans can be higher than secured loans like home mortgages or RV loans. The amount you can borrow, the interest rate, and the loan terms will depend on your credit history and income. 3. **Manufacturer Financing**: Some tiny home manufacturers offer financing options to their customers. These can vary widely in terms of down payment required, interest rates, and repayment periods, so it's important to review the terms carefully. 4. **Credit Unions**: Local credit unions often offer more flexible financing options than larger banks, and they might be more willing to work with you on a loan for a tiny home on wheels, especially if you're a member in good standing. 5. **Home Equity Loans or Lines of Credit**: If you already own property and have built up equity, you might consider a home equity loan or line of credit. The interest rates can be competitive because these loans are secured by your existing home. 6. **Peer-to-Peer Lending**: Online platforms that connect borrowers with individual investors can be an option for financing a tiny home. These platforms may offer personal loans with varying terms and interest rates based on your credit profile. 7. **Specialty Lenders**: Some financial institutions specialize in loans for non-traditional homes, including tiny homes on wheels. These lenders might offer more tailored loan products for your needs. When seeking financing, it's crucial to consider the total cost of the loan, including interest rates, fees, and the repayment term. Also, make sure you understand whether the loan is secured (requiring collateral) or unsecured. Preparing a solid financial plan and having a good credit score can improve your chances of getting favorable loan terms. Due to the unique nature of tiny homes on wheels, consulting with a financial advisor or mortgage broker who has experience in this area can also be beneficial to navigate your options more effectively.

[@lorirugato6463]

@@KristinaSmallhorn thank you 😊

[@djack915]

❤love this gal still !!!!

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

Love ya too Jack.

[@kellyfanello6716]

Go San Francisco

[@ycannette1]

McDonalds was the bomb in the 60's and 70's. Their fries were the best! I can't eat any fast food fries today as they are gross and totally unhealthy.

[@CarolWong-w6j]

Used cars are the only way to go.

[@bikeyclown4669]

I love UFO/UAP/alien stories. Feel free to share more.

[@jun_1248]

I need a king cake 😊

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

Last day is tomorrow to get one. Whats your favorite flavor?

[@jun_1248]

@@KristinaSmallhorn cream cheese. You got the baby 😀

[@ycannette1]

Basically nothing is healthy in a grocery store. Homemade can be done efficiently. Even produce isn't all that healthy. A sliced apple will never turn brown! Frankin apples. eeee