BRIT DADS REACT to Breathtaking Modern House Tour Houston Texas FIRST TIME WATCHING
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Texan here. This is a typical new build suburban house. It just needs a pool.
A pool with movable roof and walls would be sick
In Texas, a pool will be the better choice over a Pickle Ball court, believe me.🥵
Facts on facts!
I grew up playing tennis which is the same surface and it's like 15 to 20 degrees hotter on the court than in the air so in Texas it would literally be a death trap lol.
The pool would be like throwing money in a hole, though. The heat will evaporate most of the water and refilling and adding chlorine will be a constant battle.😂
A mud room is an area where you come in from outdoors in bad weather you can take your wet/muddy/dirty clothes off. It's usually in close proximity to the laundry room.
Same as the British boot room.
It wasn't Katy's bedroom. The town is called Katy and that's the school colors. Katy is actually pretty big now and it sits a bit ways west outside of Houston.
Katy is a huge suburb of Houston.
I lived in Houston for 10 yrs and loved every minute of it. The heat can be difficult for the first year but, the body does acclimate and there are life style adjustments. My years there were far more than i ever could have imagined. When my parents were aging and needed me, i took a transfer back "home." I thank the great state of Texas and the wonderful people of Texas for those 10 great years. Blessings ~ karen
I've lived here since 1991 but have noticed the heat is debilitating the older I get. I'm nearly 72 and become physically ill if out in the heat very long. 😢
The Dallas/Houston area? There's like 4-5 hours drive in between. LOL
From the north side of Harris County to the south side of Dallas County, it is about 2.5 hrs.
@@OkiePeg411 I was figuring it from my last trip, leaving from southern Oklahoma, it took 7 hours.
@@OkiePeg411 sure, if you drive 100 miles per hour. I've never made it in the span of time.
I thought that, too. Houston/Katy? Yes. Dallas/Fort Worth? Yes. Dallas/Houston at about a 4-hr drive (doing 75mph) between the two is a No.
@@WenD1908 Around at least 300 miles or so between Dallas and Houston.
Unfortunately, most Americans don't live in these type of houses. They're far too expensive. But we can dream.
Stop it! More of us live in these homes in America and it’s possible for more of us to do so than people in the UK could aspire to in the UK equivalent. Some of my countrymen you guys are so busy kissing the English ass that you defeat the point. The point is hell yeah show how great our American lifestyle can be the English like to poop on us and your trying to soften the blow that it is pretty great here and that we do have the opportunity to live good in America. They try so hard to make fun of us and our way of life and look down on us. So for once let us see them envy us for a change. Lol
I grew up in a home built in the 70s, my parents bought for like 140 in 2000 3700 sq ft, Huffman, which is outside Houston, all these same rooms, just not so open. So even lower middle class can get a similar size home, just gotta renovate.
Speak for yourself
@@UsernameemanrI think ccorms just did.
We bought a larger newly built home than this in Frisco Texas in 2008 for $310,000. Now you would have to look in Prosper Texas to get something comparable for the equivalent adjusted for inflation.
Katy is actually the name of the suburb this house is located.
This house was a model home on display so it was showing all of the upgrade options that are available. the builders will typically use the garage as the sales office so if they were working on a sale then that's probably why he didn't go into the garage. Beautiful home, I live in Katy and it's a nice suburb of Houston.
So what it’s still better than anything they can aspire to. I noticed they didn’t look at the home in Texas that was a model home and affordable on the lower end of 200 thousand or a little more with upgrades. They probably picked this one on purpose to avoid the other one because it would’ve shown what a poop hole they live in. Don’t let them off the hook by making them feel better. They don’t deserve it they make fun of us to in their own way. I remember when these two first started out they use to be real sarcastic. They’ve cleaned it up because the money has started rolling in off of us. Americans please stop supporting these Brits on RUclips. They make money at our expense and they really don’t like us and it’s not fair that they mock us behind our back while eating off of our support.
My friend bought a huge house in Katy back in 2010-2011 timeframe after the real estate market bottomed out, and the deal he got was fantastic. His house is amazing, 4,800 sf. The only drawback is the property taxes, really high, but every state has a way to gouge you.😊
Been in all of the models in that area. They are spectacular.
My wood framed home is only 83.5 square meters (not counting the unfinished basement), over 100 years old, 2 beds, one bath. Granted, I'm on the border of DC, but it was appraised at just over $500,000 (about £466,000). It's all about location.
I'm about 40 miles from downtown DC on the Maryland side. The small homes around us have a high cost per square foot due to the land value. Most of the new builds around us are in the $250 to $350 per square foot. When smaller homes do come on the market they are usually purchased by a developer, torn down and a larger home is built. It's a hard sell to get a buyer to pay $500+ per square foot, so the land cost has to be spread across more square footage.
My daughter-in-law’s sister lives in Katy, I just visited there a couple of weeks ago. Her home is simply spectacular, and Katy is an absolutely beautiful city just outside of Houston. Such a lovely place to live.
I moved to Katy, Texas 2 years ago and live in a house similar to this one, but not as big or as many bedrooms and without the special upgrades like wood on the ceiling and the special lighting and other upgrades. It's about 3,000 square feet and is still a very impressive house and we paid about $420,000 for it. It's got the same "look" as this one. The nice exterior, modern look, granite and quartz counters, nice cabinetry, large windows, top of the line appliances, etc. The main difference is my house is 4 bedrooms and 3 baths and this one is 6 bedrooms and 4.5 baths plus a big gameroom downstairs. That's where most of the price difference comes from. This is a huge house.
The realtor said there were 4 bedrooms, but there are 5: two down, and three up!
Sorry mates but y’all will need JESUS with any house you buy in Texas!
Not Jesus, the Lord and Savior, but Jesus the Mexican gardener and handyman.
@thelasticonoclast9467
😆 Best Comment EVER!!!
Cheer mate
Not really tornado alley , but hurricanes are something you should worry about its in Katy so its kinda far from the coast. From the center of Houston its a 2 hour drive. One in a half hours depending on how fast you drive lol. You would love it. Oh you just have to worry about the heat and humidity. Thank God for central heat and air conditioning! Much love guys❤
I'm not sure what construction that was but in that area concrete or block would be materials that would be better for potential hurricane damage.
It’s not a two hour drive. I literally just went out to Katy the other day from work (downtown) and it took like 50 minutes.
As for the bathroom window, you can pull down the shade, but if you want frosted or stained glass for a little natural light, you can have them put in.
Since this is a model home, the clear window allows shoppers to see the landscape. It can always customized to your liking, like my cousin did.
I sold my home in California and moved to Texas 2 years ago. was able to pay cash. Sold my home for 1.4 million and love it!! My home is similar to this one with a four car garage. I knew coming from California that I would need a pool. I had my backyard landscaped with a pool , full outdoor kitchen, and a Casita. Great video and a beautiful home.🎉🎉
Sounds awesome 🤩
@@BritPopsReact I was thinking the same thing.
Was enjoying the tour until he started stuffing religion down our throats. Probably acceptable to most of the viewers but not for me.
I’m in Houston and know people who have purchased these new builds. Most have major regrets. SUPER high light bills to cool a space like that. Cleaning nightmares. Cheap materials… etc. One even had to completely evacuate their large family from a 1 year old home due to black mold coming out of all the fancy walls. The home got rain during the build and the contractor just keep building not letting it dry out first.
Home inspections is paramount when buying ANY house. With the heat, tech shield in the attic, double paned windows and black out drapes. HE puron units that serviced on the regular and with 3400sf, power bill is about $250.
He is preaching boy's! Halleluiah! It's Texas, Bible and BBQ
And the state where children are used for target practice
@@kenmahoney5255so good, you’ll never go.
And the house will be bought by an Indian immigrant couple with 2 kids and an elderly grandparent. One parent is a local doctor, the other a tech engineer.
We could do without the Bible here.
@@kenmahoney5255Texas is not even in the top ten of states where gun violence against children. What are you even talking about?
The upgrade in this house is probably about $100K - $150K, and then when you add the furniture, this house will cost about $800K including the front elevation of the house. Your property tax will be based on $800K. That is why many buys the basic model and do the upgrades later. Property tax will be based on the purchase of the basic house.
That varies. My parents modified their home and that increased the value which increased the property tax quite a bit. Some places do reassess of property taxes. My mom's is now more than double what it was at the time of purchase because they made improvements (that's in Virginia). In NH property tax can be totally insane and very subjective depending on the assessor. Not much else is taxed and no state income tax so property tax is ridiculous
I listen to people all over the world that love our homes in our land here and I realize how blessed Americans are God blessed this country
Yeah but they're viewing top of the line homes. Show the average cookie cutter that gets built in 3 days and can fall apart by a strong wind. #MURICA
I love our TX homes!!! ❤
@@mizbrown5807 Amen
The garage was on the side and the entrance to the garage was near the mud room and utility room -- he didn't show it.
I live in San Antonio Texas and my house looks like this.
The Sales office is in the garage. He said someone was closing the paperwork on a house and they were in the garage, as this is the showhome. The showhome shows off the quality of the builder and will be sold when all the lotsare built on. The garage will have a couple desks and a model / mock- up of the area.
Model homes do look great because they are a "model". What you buy won't have as nice of a lawn or landscaping in front or back. And they will also cheap out on other portions of the home. As someone who was house-hunting until late last year, they make the homes faster than they can sell in the Houston area which means you don't necessarily get much of a choice when it comes to what is in the house. You can add later if the Homeowners Association allow it. Katy is an annoyingly huge city (not suburb) west of Houston where everyone from California moved to. This in turn drove up housing prices and just created more congestion. It takes like an hour to drive from Katy to Houston and it's only a 25 mile drive. LOL
These homes are for the upper middle class and above. Katy is west of Houston and we get some pretty good thunder storms and sometimes hurricanes. Katy is about 1 1/2 hours from the gulf. It's not in tornado alley. Fulshear is very nice and west of Katy.
Sure we’d let you in! We are friendly! 😂
I think he means showering Together and fighting over the shower water. 😂
The window might have that one way tinting that looks like a mirror from the outside.
Little preaching at the end! 😂
Im in Houston. It is definitely NOT a buyer's market.
The external architecture gives a nod to the Prairie house style created by the famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright. He was from Spring Green. WI (Taliesin east). He blew open the stuffy Victorian and opened it up. You will find lots of nods to Prairie style all over the state especially in Madison. Monona terrace in Madison, WI was designed by him as well. He created the Usonian style of homes that sometimes gave a nod back to his earlier Prairie style architecture features but not always. One of his most famous modern houses is Fallingwater in Pennsylvania. Sorry for the ramble. lol Also that's NOT a chef's kitchen and it's a small, yet decent kitchen. I personally would find it an insult for that price but that's me. lol
Your air conditioning and property taxes would be outrageous!
It's not really tornado alley. Your biggest problem will be hurricanes. It's far enough inland that the wind isn't the problem, but the flooding is a concern. There are ways to mitigate that, but people always think it won't happen to them. The reality will be the heat and humidity. If the power goes out during the summer, then there is a real chance of dying. Invest in a emergency generator, and or solar power and batteries.
Ugh 😩 That guy creeped me out!! Stop with the sermon! I wouldn’t even consider the house if that weirdo was showing it to me 😮
I thought the same thing. Christian and Native Texan, this guy gave me the creeps.
Most Americans don’t have these big houses. These new homes move into land that used to be farmland or woods that have been destroyed. Then these people probably complain about people who don’t agree with the so called green agenda when they destroyed environment and used massive resources that were completely unnecessary. These houses and the urban sprawl that produces them make me sick.
The glass in the bathroom is probably tinted, acts as one-way glass
This is in Katy, TX. That’s why KATY is on the wall upstairs. 😁
An added benefit, the place is only a few miles away from Buc-ees
everyone on my block has a pool.....just gotta have one here
LOL - they're in Katy Texas, a suburb of Houston.
$650K is the base price. As this house sits its probably closer to $850K. I used to live in Houston. Live in Dallas now. Houston is not tornado alley, but does get hurricanes. Dallas is in tornado alley, I've lived here for 28 years and have never seen one. What's crazy is when he was mentioning the Houston-DFW-San Antonio-Austin corridor. I couldn't help but think that entire area is about the same size as your wonderful country. My husband and I go on cruises out of Galveston frequently, we drive from DFW (Dallas-Fort Worth), it's about a 6 hour drive when there are no traffic back-ups. We never leave the state of Texas. There is just so much space here, it's so much easier to build these big sprawled out homes. You definitely don't see homes like this in New York City, where land is premium and there isn't anywhere left to spread out to. England does have expansive countryside and communities such as these could branch out to create some suburbs such as these. Katy, TX is a suburb town northwest of Houston. If Brits were more willing to have that commute like Americans do, places like these could be more common. Since so many companies have implemented work from home policies since Covid hit and they realized they could get rid of high overhead costs of keeping a huge office space, the suburban dream has become far more efficient and people can branch even further away from city centers without compromising the bigger income that comes with living in a big city. Gonna sound like the true Texan I am right here and say, y'all should start the wave of luxury spreads in the countryside and build one of these master planned communities. I bet many Brits would jump at a chance to own an American style home. Go for it, it could be your entry into great wealth in Great Britain! 😊
There appears to be retractable hidden blinds on the bath window
The guy showing the house turned into a religious nut at the end.
Here a mud room has an exterior entrance and is where you can come in and take off your muddy clothes from being and working outside.
There's usually a mud sink that's where you can rinse off very dirty objects etc
And maybe a shower as well.
With few exceptions, I would rather restore a well-constructed old home than a wood frame made of new construction materials.
Also, I'd rather have a smaller house and more land. Then you guarantee that even if the area is built up around you you'll still have privacy.
The bathroom window has a mirrored effect that means anyone on the outside can't see inside but you can see outside.
When he says it's a seller's(edited because of an oops)market it is absurdly so.
People are bidding tens of thousands higher than the asking prices and still getting outbid.
Then you're already upside down in your mortgage because you just paid more than the house and property are worth.
That’s a sellers’ market.
@JustMe-dc6ks yeah sorry fingers and brain weren't on the same page. 🤣
My mom is a realtor and it’s been crazy selling stuff. She has people from other states or other countries just buying houses without ever seeing them. That’s just crazy to me. She can’t even put her magazine out with her listings because people buy stuff before the magazines can be printed. It’s great for her though 😂
@Amandaarford83 definitely great for her.😉😅
Too big to clean, allows for too much clutter
I'm in Minnesota, My house is like this but I have a full basement. We need them in Minnesota because of the cold and tornados.
When U see all of the homes with high ceilings, I always wonder about how to clean off the cobb webs and dust. Also it is more area for air con and heating
You can buy long poles that have things to attach like dusters or claws to change lightbulbs, etc.
Partially paid for by glass cleaner maker! Like the clean lines and light color scheme but would NEVER move to Texas. I don't like a pool but surprised this house different have one.
It's pronounced Hyouston, not Houston.
My ex-husband is a builder and believe it or not I left a 3 story house like we just saw to live in a one bedroom apartment. I'm much happier here in my tiny space than I ever was there with him.
There are some really nice homes but they aren't a real home. Money buys things but it can't buy happiness.
Great live today guys!! Hope you both are doing well.
Sending you love from Texas ❤❤
You sound like a crazy cat lady.....oh...sorry🙃
Agree 💯
I love my apartment! It's
about 650 square feet which is really all I need. I fit, the cat fits, and I have space for my books and I can fit a guest. The complex owner pays and does the landscaping and major repairs. My hot water heat went and it was the landlord's expensive. Cost my mom a ton when she had to replace hers and struggling with a big house and yard now as a widow is getting to be too much for her.
I agree with you that money can't buy happiness. I have never been impressed with big mansions.. They are pretty but not for me.
I bet you didn’t expect an American home tour and sermon from your salesman 😁 God Bless !
There are no neighbors near who can see in!
Running on backup power here after thunderstorms went through.
You can get homes with a lot more land though better really nice for decent prices
Not in California or New York
@@beadnut hun I live in Georgia I agree with you
In Texas, high ceilings allow the heat to move further away from the ground
No frosted glass because if u look back there is a blackout shade above the windows. Luv u guys. A USA sub for sometime now.
I lived in the Cypress/Katy area a good part of my life. The individuals buying these houses dont know that all of Katy was at one time all RICE FIELDS!!! That means a lot of water and flooding!!!
And YES tornadoes definitely go through there. A good-sized tornado hit a neighborhood in Katy just a month ago. When i lived in Cypress, a tornado blew the windows out of our brick home and caused damage to the shingles. Plus, I've been through numerous hurricanes and hailhouston and surrounding areas are on a Bayou, creeks, and very low land.
Nice house!
He said the homes in the neighborhood 'start' at $600k..this one is probably $800+. It's a beautiful home, no doubt, but practically speaking, it' expensive to cool and heat a two-story vaulted home due to all the dead air space. This home would require two HVAC units working overtime to stabilize the temp of this home. We built a similar style home (on a smaller basis) in the DFW area and the bills ran us off after two years. Moved to a one story, ranch style home, same square footage, and our electric bill was half that of "the big house". Just a caveat for anyone looking to buy .. then again, if you can afford this home, a $1500 a month electric bill may not be an issue.
Way off base clown. I have a home in Texas that’s bigger than this house. (2 story 4800sq ft 4 beds 5 baths game room home theater study) We have 3 zoned HVAC units and in July / August the electric bill is $600 max and keep temp at 73° downstairs and 75° upstairs. That also includes running 3 pool pumps 12 hours a day. We have a pool chiller that keeps the pool water temp at 85°.
@@Swordsfor200Alex ..and it’s obviously not an issue for you. Bravo to your success Dear!
No this is not tornado alley
Along with the purchase price of this house... there will be an HOA fee every single month.those are pretty high. The hoa fee pays for the security company, lawn care for common areas, maintenance of the water features and parks, among other things.
Hou-ston ...we syllablize differently thank UK and AUS
No Wonder !!?? What y`all call a House in GB......we call *SHED* in Germany !! 😂😂😂😂
I live in that area. This is how all the homes we built basically. Not always that big, but same style. ALWAYS open floor plan downstairs Americans don’t like compartmentalized living spaces generally. We want the living and kitchen and dining to be one big space usually.
The walk in closets are standard, as are the big bathrooms with separate toilet and his and her vanities.
I live in that area. This is how all the homes we built basically. Not always that big, but same style. ALWAYS open floor plan downstairs Americans don’t like compartmentalized living spaces generally. We want the living and kitchen and dining to be one big space usually.
The walk in closets are standard, as are the big bathrooms with separate toilet and his and her vanities.
Hey Pops. I looked at so many model homes before I bought mine back in 2005. Really you would be spoiled for choice. These builders usually have 5 or more floor plans to choose from. Varying lot sizes and 2 to 3 car garages. You can also choose your carpets, flooring, cabinets, appliances. Here in the Seattle area we even had the choice of air conditioning or not since you really don't need it much and these new homes have energy efficient windows, and doors. There are new housing developments everywhere up here. Seattle's economy has been booming for decades. You'd be welcome up here and it might even a little like the UK because of it similar climates. Don't expect Houston prices up here though lol.. I think that that house in Seattle would cost closer to a million dollars. Salaries are much higher up here though so it sort of balances out.
In the bathroom with the window by the tub comma, you could probably have it frosted, or it could be one filled with gas where you flip a button and an automatically goes so you can’t see through it. Then when you’re done, you just turn it off and it clears back up.
Personally I do NOT care for the floor plan at all and following this guy around I see alot of odd shaped rooms which means wasted square footage. When he first walked in you see a vaulted ceiling that is part of the wasted square footage that you have to pay for and looks to be over 2 stories high and who is going to enjoy any "art work" you hang on the walls when you end up breaking your neck trying to view them and on top of that cleaning the walls and ceiling needs a specialized company who can bring in scaffolding. Of coarse this is just my opinion though.
@brgilbert2
To be fair, we had not thought about that and the wasted space you are paying for.
Very good point
@@BritPopsReact Thanks for your feedback. Makes me wonder if architects are as bad in other countries as the American variety, tongue in cheek of coarse.
Lol they are cardboard wood houses..... They Just look beautiful
The door at the top of the stairs will go to an unfinished area that holds the HVAC air handlers and possibly the hot water heaters (although they are often in the garage in Texas).
This would be a typical size for a new build outside of a designated "growth corridor" here in Maryland. The difference would be that land costs are much higher here and we have basements. This makes it possible to get 5,000+ square feet of living space out of a home similar to this 3,600 square foot home. We have 4,200 square feet above grade and an additional 2,400 square feet finished in a walk up basement.
We lived in the Dallas area at one time and housing costs were very reasonable.
This house is not very realistic. It's kinda expensive. Here's one that is more affordable. "Affordable modern home tour near Dallas Texas". The channel name is Navarealtygroup .
Pre COVID that house would cost 350-400k.
And then there’s the property taxes and insurance to consider... It's funny when you see these houses go up in just four weeks. The frames are practically made of matchsticks! They look fantastic, but don’t forget-they do require maintenance every few years, like painting and more. It's not all as simple as it seems!
This is $1 million home. I keep seeing ppl market this house all over like it’s only $500-$700,000 but it’s not. Nobody in Houston can even afford this house.
This place is so big with so many bathrooms, you could have 2-3 families live in there.
😅😅😅😅 he got you guys😅😅😅😅
Texan here. To the CA NY Seattle people wanting to move here, please don’t. We don’t need the BS you let happen in your states/cities here. We like our wide open land. I wish we could hang a No Vacancy sign!! lol
Texas is one of the less expensive housing markets, which might have changed since more people are moving there. A house like that in Portland Oregon would be about 800k to 900k.
Nice little quaint home. I'm not sure too many average incomes could cover the loan on a place like this. But it is a nice place with lots of space. - Hawk
@Hawk-ODA212
I thought that garden was underutilised, pop a pickleball court in there and I may consider it 😆
@@BritPopsReact 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Now you're talking.
Basically every house in Texas guys. It has become monotonous to the point of absurdity.
Using religion and gospel to try to sell a home is blasphemous. It's basically weighing God on a scale filled with gold. I'm not even the most Roman Catholic person but this rubbed me the wrong way. God gives what you need, not what you want. I'm a terrible Roman Catholic, and yet this still bothered me.
Houston doesn’t get very many tornadoes, they are more tropical in climate and they get hurricanes usually, but not bad. However this past spring I had relatives in Houston and they did get caught in their first Houston tornado. Tornado alley is typically Kansas, Oklahoma is the number one spot for most tornadoes I believe in the world, and then north Texas like Dallas. Houston is south east Texas. So they get more hurricanes than anything. But Texas is vey hot everywhere. But if you have to be in a tornado, you want to be in Oklahoma , because the warning system for tornadoes is top of the line! I live in Oklahoma, I’ve been through several tornadoes, and all of our weather men/ women are world class scientists. And they let you know what street that tornado is turning in, do plenty of ti e typically to take shelter.
So typical, these two are just enamored with this house, and the first thing they worry about is an unfrosted bathroom window. It makes me wonder about about British peeping Toms or the cultural myth of Peepin Toms
This home is beautiful and all but do keep in mind, someone’s got to keep the place clean. An HOA for the exterior and a line item in the budget to pay for a cleaning service.
An aside, this is Texas. There’s a lotta Bible-thumpin’ going on.
Love the house, didn’t appreciate the sermon. ❤️🐝🤗
The top cabinets in a kitchen are generally use to display special items that you like to look at. Not necessarily use. The his and hers closets are usually very full.I wish they would show all of the house in these videos typically though they don't show the garage. It will be connected around the laundry room and located in the back. No it is Hurricane alley. Tornadoes are usually further north, but not necessarily.
Beautiful house but definitely missing a pool , I live in mine especially during the summer.
I LOVE THAT HE ENDED WITH THE GOOD NEWS OF JESUS!!!
You got bamboozled with a proselytizer
🤣 But we got to see a beautiful house (and the proselytizing was kind of sweet). Cheers!
Many who move here from California or the northwest US are shocked at how far their money goes and how large a home they can get here. We are all spolied eith large kitchens and multiple bathrooms. Even in my little condo, I have 2 large bedrooms, mine with en suite, and a walk-in closet and the guest room has a roomy shower room right outside the door, a washing machine closet in the hall and large open concept living, dining and kitchen. This is normal for here. Before you decide to move here, it's good to be aware of the horrid heat. Right now at 1451 it's 94°F and the feels like is 105°. We live inside with our central air conditioning too many months out of the year. Also the SE Gulf coast is more subject to hurricanes and tropical storms than tornadoes.
I’d be more than happy with just the ground floor…
Better hope it’s not a specific company that built it. There are so many people that bought from them only to have things start falling apart immediately. Shortcuts and shoddy work
You definitely would not get a home that size for that amount in Utah. My son, who is a real estate agent, paid that much for a 4 bedroom 2 1/2 bath, 2 car garage with 2500 sq ft for the same dollar amount 4 yrs ago and prices have gone up from that. I'm very happy I bought my home 15 yrs ago. It's almost tripled in value. I could never imagine my son preaching at the end of his videos.
You need a.down payment of at least 3 or 4%...then like all homeowners welcome to your mortgage
That's a pricy pad. Most of us don't live like that. Pools are not uncommon in most price ranges but the size & finishes of that house are def luxury. I'd say 800,000 to 2 mil depending on location location location
“Dallas/Houston Area” Those two cities are 250 miles from each other. 😂😂
Not even possible to make that a metro area.
@@WenD1908 Right? I laughed out loud when the narrator said that. 😂 I live north of Dallas. Houston is about 4 hours away.
@@Spicy_Lavender Easily. On a good day.
This is not an average home in the US. Alot more expensive and bigger than the average person can afford.
Ive lived in multiple states and price, size, tax, and land can vary immensely even within a state. Northern Virginia prices and average yard are very different to the southern part of the state and both are different from the neighboring states. Bit like a house in London vs a house of the same size in Poole or Redruth
Texas is cheap, but not a desirable place to live. California is the best!
The bathroom Windows are usually one way windows a lot. You can see out but you can’t see in.
No worries about tornadoes in Houston, those tend to strike further north. However, hurricanes are another matter.