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Thank you for trusting me ! It was my honor and look forward to being here in the future for you and your beautiful family🙂

You and your wife are ahead of the curve! So excited for you and your family. I truly believe that 5 acres is going to be a blessing for you. Thank you for your comment

This was posted a year ago, and the housing market changes frequently. Thank you for your comment.

@@welcomehomewithmonique it was even worse a year ago

@@amosher91 At the time of this video here in the Las Vegas Area it was a "buyers" market for certain price points. Thank you for your comment.

@@amosher91 you should look up Vicki Gillespie. She does a video about Pahrump and ask her about meter tampering.

Absolutely, thank you so much for your interest. Your payment at today's current rate would be around $1100 a month. You will only be financing $150,000 as you are putting down the bulk of 400,000 you only need over a 580 credit score per FHA guidelines. I am not a lender you would definitely need to contact a lender this is just a estimate.

@@welcomehomewithmonique $1100 for 15 years?

@@10MEGAMETALnothing in pahrump

@joey67997 cheaper than vegas

@@10MEGAMETAL you should look up Vicki Gillespie she a realtor likes to tamper with peoples utility meters here in Pahrump and invade their privacy

Hello, How may I assist you Vernessia? This is Monique Buchanan

@@welcomehomewithmonique you removed my post why?

I did not see it , maybe my staff did.@@vernessiaowens8914

@@welcomehomewithmonique I asked have you seen the shape of this house in person? It is thrashed and asking half a mil. Is this owner crazy?

Thank you for your support

Thank you Andrew! You were a pleasure to assist!

Hi Steve! Thank you for your interest. It's listed at $650,000. Please reach out to me at 702-984-3700 if you have more questions. Thank you!

He is really awesome! 😊😊

Thank you Nina Murrill. My motivation is to help people make an educated decision on what will be best for their family.

Hi Tom thank you for your comment. ☺☺ It's extremely unlikely that the homes would ever lose that much Equity to where you would not be able to refinance which would be basically another crash. But even with that being said unless you plan on selling your home it does not matter. History has shown if you hold on to your property for at least 5 to 10 years you're going to not lose Equity but gain equity and make money. Every day that you pay rent you are losing money that's 100% interest with zero gain. Basically not buying a home is costing you thousands every single year and by the way, you are still buying a home just not your own your landlord's. I am here to help and if you would like to talk to me further you can schedule a phone call with me directly. 😊

@@welcomehomewithmonique Thanks Monique for your insight but losing 10-20% is very likely from this point. many reputable economists and banks are predicting this. instead of just saying "it would never happen..." how about create a video of what the worst case scenario would be if a crash happened and what options there are for underwater buyers? I haven't encountered a realtor so far that wants to be forthcoming on this subject. timing is important in life and rent is a waste of money of long periods of time but why rush if you have a high probability to lose equity from an impulsive descision. 🤔

​@@tomf7551 Hello Tom, thank you for your comment but I never said that it couldn't happen it's just highly unlikely that we will ever see 2008 again. All I'm pointing out is that right now is a very good time for my buyers to buy. Thank you so much for your insights as well.

This is a concern for anyone trying to turn a profit on the property ..not necessarily a person buying to have a home. Markets go up and down . This scenario would be highly unlikely. Great question. Thank you for your comment.

@@moniquebuchanan1840 most people dont buy homes to lose money. renting for the next 6 months seems more sensible. i bet we will see further price reductions its already happening 😳 it only make sense to purchase a home for pandemic prices with a 2/1 buydown to alleviate financial pressure. but sellers arent there yet....

I understand where you are coming from, although this will never be as bad as 2008 as it is no where the same. 2008 was a because of predatory lending, basically if you you had a heartbeat you were allotted a mortgage. This is not the case today. Anyone that is approved to purchase today MUST prove ALL income(even a gift from "granny" must be sourced and proved). Today prices were on the rise because demand was on the rise due to "Covid". The market has cooled down ONLY because of the "feds' raising the rates to slow it down. Demand for homes is still here, buyers are waiting it out hoping the rates will drop. The reason I say this is a great time to buy is they are now able to not only have the price dropped but also negotiate closing cost to be paid by the seller in most markets. The only people that are as you said "falling on knives" are RENTERS. They are paying 100% interest rates with $0 return. I understand you do not know me personally, but please know I am definitely not desperate(LOL) and I will always be 100% with you all on this channel. I advise all my 100k/week radio listener's and client's as if they are my family. This reply is coming from a place of love. I appreciate your comment and thank you for engaging. God Bless

If that happens it would ONLY affect the buyer that bought as a investment. A buyer that is buying to have a home it will not matter. This buyer will still stand to gain equity over time and have a Home and Equity as Collateral. Thank you for your comment and engaging .God bless-Mo

Thank you for engaging