For context, a woman in New York City tried to get into her home and the locks on the door had been changed. A woman broke into the house, changed the locks, then "subrented" to two other men! Police were called and they declined to get involved in a "landlord/tenant" agreement. Of course there was none but the NYC police just washed their hands of it and left it to the owner to get lawyers and try to battle for own her home. I wish Google allowed links to this story but they immediately delete them.
@@williamstachour4019That´s no myth. Democrat jurisdictions have many crazy tenant protection laws that also protect squatters because the landlord has to go through the courts to remove the squatters because they could be tenants (that the lefts argument anyway).
April will buy the Arizona house and renovate it, and you guys can use it as a winter house. Wichita to Glendale Arizona is only a 16h drive (an overnight drive). Sounds like a great idea !!
There is no Car Wizard, Euroasin Bob or Car Ninja in Arizona! ...(Only Sarah In Tune....which is pretty darned COOL but still.....) April! Why are you trying to break up the band?! Don't be Yoko!
Glendale mostly sucks and the rest of the valley is super expensive. Come to Tucson instead, cheaper, cooler, less congested, lots of great outdoor stuff and we have Sarah, U-Wrench, Charismatic Voice and Adventure Denali 😎
Home prices combined with rents are destroying the American dream. Children must live with their parents until they are thirty-plus to save and buy a home.
same in Europe. Even worth where I live. Government makes it impossible to build anything so even if you have money to buy or rent something there's nothing on the market, and what comes on the market is gobbled up by the government and handed out for free to (illegal) migrants! When you do manage to get a building permit you are looking at a 5-10 year wait to get hooked up to electricity and water because the grid is over capacity due to more government stupidity.
@@2001chevycamaross20 currently getting a degree for cnc machinine design and I don’t see me buying a home realistically until I’m in my 30’s at the very soonest busting my ass working 60+ hour workweeks so shove your “people don’t wanna work” mentality
@@matts6282 Nah. Winter is manageable. Plenty of winter clothes that are comfy and fun to be had. Easier to warm up than cool off. Can add more layers. Hard to get more naked.
@@russelljacob7955 House prices have gone up everywhere you look. I live near a small town now and prices have almost doubled over the last 5 or so year
In 2007 I bought a house for $162k. I sold it in 2021, at the peak, and almost doubled my money because there was a bidding war. This is in Cincinnati. I stayed in an AirBNB in Phoenix that was 2 bedrooms, 864sqft. Zillow said it was worth over $500k. It did have a big fenced lot that you could park an RV in. In 2020 I bought right before covid and bought a 3100sqft, 4 bedroom, with a 2 car attached garage and a detached over sized 2 car garage/workshop with a loft on half an acre for $415k. Since 2020, we are the last people that bought below asking price.
In 2018 I bought my first hooptie house for 21k at age 18, in my small town on a back road the house was a log home on 2 acres and I had to fix everything and I sold it for 150k and I didn’t have much into it since I source and did all the work myself. I bought a bigger home on 25 acres with a garage for 130k and fixed that up and now it’s worth 300k plus. Both houses were abandoned and foreclosed and I got deals because you couldn’t get a loan on them and had to have cash
@@aussie2uGA Ya I live in North Idaho I'm 26 and make about 1500 a week and I'm considering just living in the back of my truck bed this upcoming summer. I might buy one of those truck bed camper things. Houses are like 350k in my area and they look like shit. and you see what they sold for like 3-5 years ago and they were worth like under 150k. People are just getting greedy when it comes to selling their homes. Why is your home miraculously worth over 200k then what you bought it for and the only thing you did was depreciate the condition of it. I understand if it was a crappy house that they put money into and fixed up but some of these homes need a shit ton of work.
@@ravemaster7405 the more work they need the better. Like I said you have to have money saved ready to buy when the deal comes and not rely on bank loans, the best deals are the houses that the average person can’t get a loan on(froze pipes/foundation work/wiring unhooked,etc) that’s how I got into it without bank loans But you have to due diligence and make sure you can actually fix what you’re looking at and getting a good deal. I’ve seen many houses in my area sell for 30-50k the last year or two that were nice starters. so they are definitely still around, lots of people are too entitled and don’t wanna work on a house to start with a normal project house and think they need a brand new mansion for a first house. A truck camper would be an amazing way to save money if you could commit to that or even just building a new small house or buy an old trailer and put it on some land and own it
@66666666666666667010 hahaha, well, that's like asking did eggs double in price or is everything just twice as expensive because there is twice as much money printed? Whatever way you look at it, in 4 years, if home prices went up 50%+, idk about you, but my salary didn't increase by 60% to keep up...
That 380k ranch in Kansas is amazing. A couple of acres plus a ready made shop building with a big house. Where I live in Florida, 380k doesn't buy much more than a 40 year 1400 sqft house in a subdivision with about 1/5th of an acre of land. It's a shame it gets too damn cold in Kansas!
Swartz Creek, Michigan, just outside of Flint, $400,000 would get you a 25 acre farm with a big farmhouse, with 3 car attached garage, pole barn, pond, and 3 more garages!
I live in AR and thankfully bought my house in 2018. I currently bring home 74% more than I did in 2018 but could only afford my current home. The calculators say I could afford more, but since the cost of everything else is up drastically as well, I really couldn't. My 74% pay increase (by switching jobs and moving up) is basically the same pay as 6 years ago.
The "you qualify for xxx..." is a scam to later take your home when you default. The banks win both ways, on their high interest rate to you and then foreclosing on you. Never get tempted by the 'you can qualify for..."
Just to put it in perspective, I'm watching you from my city of Toronto Canada, where the average detached house is 1.7 million Canadian dollars, which converts to 1.25 million USD. That will give you a modest 3 bedroom house, maybe a garage, maybe not.
Keep in mind April, Tyler’s kids are in Kansas. As beautiful as Arizona is, and I’m a Clevelander but I go to Arizona for Barrett-Jackson every year, you definitely need to keep Hoovie’s kids in mind.
$375k bought me a 3000+ sq ft ranch on almost 2 acres w/ a 4 car garage outside Cleveland, Ohio last year. Much nicer than the 1500 sq ft house I sold in Phoenix for about the same price. I grew to hate Arizona the 9 years I lived there. Much prefer being back in green NE Ohio with all the rivers and lakes
Hoovie: Why live in CA?....two words: NO HUMIDITY. Great Mediterranean weather. Granted, there is also the downside of severe drought, and the extensive fire danger and damage. Hoovie has a very nice compound in Kansas.
If you take the average price, put 20% down on a 30 year mortgage the monthly payment will be at least $1900 per month. Depending on tax and insurance costs. Can't even imagine writing that check every month.
I pay 2100 a month for my rent no bills included. I'm 26 and I'm done paying it. My lease is up in June and I'm out. I'm going to go work full time in a semi truck and just live in the truck full time. I'm done playing the game.
@@ravemaster7405Great idea! I hope it works out for you. Now if you can just pay yourself the 2100 a month, think how much cash you'll have saved. Best of luck!!!
@@deanchur Truckstops Have showers but thanks tho. I used to be a trucker for 2 years doing Otr but got tired of it and wanted to work local. But now I'm over it and want to get back on the road.
$800,000 in Thousand Oaks, CA will get you a 60 year old, 950 Sq. Ft., 3 Br, 1 bath home that hasn't been remodeled in 40 years and needs EVERYTHING. To make it worse the homes (numerous tracts in the area) were built on slabs that re-bar wasn't used and the expansive soil cracks the slabs, causing horizontal shift and vertical displacement. Just about any home up from that (1400-2000 Sq. Frt. 4 Br., 2 bath) goes for about $1.1-1.4 million. Seems about 4 times the national average to me.
I got 900 sq. feet with 8 ft ceiling basement. Full lot and a half plus full size two car fully insulated and heated for 100k in my quiet small city Canada. Housing, the real cause of poverty. Not wages.
Know where a dollar goes even further than Kansas? And has better weather? And thriving businesses and nightlife and big trees on every lot? Definitely not Atlanta. Nothing to see here. It’s horrible. Pollen drifts will bury your car. Cockroaches the size of small dogs. The baptists have torches. Please don’t move here. 😊
My grandma has a 4 bed 2 bath home in north orange county that was built in the 60's entire house needs to be remodeled brought down to the studs. My grandparents bought it for 80k dollars now it was inspected and valued at 1.5 million in the current condition it's in. It has a pool in the backyard that needs to be entirely redone as well and all the concrete from the driveway all the way to the backyard and the porch and the concrete in the garage floor needs redone and it needs a new roof. and the house has no Ac in it. Idk who the hell is affording to live in California but I look up job listings and my job pays me 1500 a week after taxes and I look up my same job in California and the wages are exactly the same. It makes sense why everyone who works for a living in cali is leaving.
Phoenix = Los Angeles v2.0 with the same insane traffic and congestion, but with 100+ degree weather from March to October. Spend a few months in the summer in PHX before you buy a house there, or just be snowbirds from Kansas with a second house in PHX.
To live Scottsdale, you would have to pay another 50% more for an equivalent Glendale house. Your Kansas farm house equivalent in Scottsdale would be 3million plus.
April; have you been to southern AZ in the summer? It gets up to 120 degrees in the shade. if you can find any. Cross a parking lot at a shopping center in the middle of the day and you take a chance of getting heat stroke. I know this because I used to live in the desert. Now I am quite happy to live in Tennessee.
2500 square feet 3 bedroom very large game room. 2.66 acres, very large in ground swimming pool, pool house, Etc...$305,000. About 10 miles south of Tulsa, Ok.
Ive lived near Wichita since ‘96. Aviation move. It’s not a bad gig. Cost of living is good, central USA is a good base, the folks are pretty nice, the Flint Hills nearby are actually beautiful, and you don’t have to worry about people dropping in on you! 😝
Houses similar to mine now sell here for 350.000 Euro+. Mine was appraised for tax purposes at 235.000 just 2 years ago. And that's roughly 100 square meters, with a similar sized bit of garden. 2 bedrooms, no garage or carport.
Scottsdale gets decent weather. Some days in winter get cool at night, but your away from the sand storms that Pheonix and area receive. You would not like sand storms at all. Tyler buy a place in Scottsdale for a retreat. Put it out for a vacation rental to pay all the bills and more and enjoy it for a winter retreat for a month or two each year. April and you can see if that's what you like. For me going into a restaurant or store in Arizona and noticing how many folks are armed is unnerving for this old Canadian boy yet, we found folks very friendly and wintered there for a few weeks every winter as we toured the south in an RV Coach from Nov. to March boondocking at our favourite sites and four wheeling some of the best trails anywhere. Cheers 🇨🇦
We have tornado’s there called dust devils they’re kind of small. If you’re going to move to Arizona I would look into the East Valley such as Tempe, Chandler, Gilbert and East Mesa. Tempe is a little more expensive but Tempe is land locked to the house prices should go up. If you like the Scottsdale area you should look at Phoenix 85044 area there’s expensive houses in a quieter area. I live in the 85044 zip code that’s how I know it’s quiet.
I couldn't afford to live in my current neighborhood if I wanted house with two car garage. Thinking of moving from NYC to Nashville because a house thats 1 million here is 400-450k there, though the choices are a bit sporadic. The crazy thing is all the houses in Nashville that I see 400-450 were 200-300 only 4 years ago.
I currently live in Nashville. Just moved here 8 months ago from Dallas TX. Prices are crazy here just like in Dallas/Fort Worth. Prices are crazy everywhere even in rural areas.
I live in the SF bay area south of Silicon Valley and the sign south of town say no service for 70 miles! Nothing but cows and open countryside. But we pay for it!
_Totally with April on the greater Scottsdale area, (granted Glendale isn't Scottsdale but for average home prices, it's pretty great). Having lived in the Valley of the Sun for almost 4 decades, I'd have to say it's absolutely perfect. Be reminded though, that the average home price in Scottsdale is $807,000 per Zillow. I see a Winter home for April & Tyler in Scottsdale(in a gated community of course), and the farm in Kansas for their home base. (My family has a home in the North Scottsdale area which is like Tyler's farm, with lots of space, plus horse rights, but with super low property tax and wide open spaces). Perfect for Winter living. Not that Hoovie will be reading this, but at the end of the day if you and your super model gf bought a house exactly the size of your Kansas compound in Cave Creek, AZ(next video)....the property taxes would be 75% less...ouch!_
I know where you guys are looking in Los Angeles but I found over 100 places for sale under $400k. It’s not the best areas but it’s still there. I got my first townhouse in LA in 2013 for $200k
Yep my buddy is trying to buy a house right now we live in Northern California and the prices are insane if you want property with a couple of Acres easily 380 to 400,000 +
AZ has all the Scorpions, Snakes and spiders that want to kill you! I can hide from a Tornado in my basement here in Minnesota. Lived through 1 already. But when I lived in Bakersfield where the bugs can kill you, checking my footwear and clothes before wearing them gets old.
As some who has lived in Arizona for over 40 years, really no snakes, spiders, scorpions in the city’s. Sorry but you aren’t coming back from a Tornado and a snake scorpion or spider can’t destroy your home
Have a relative that bought in Vegas 13 years ago or so. Bought a newer home that is 3200 sq ft with a pool, 3 car garage, dual master bedrooms on a large lot for just over 300k. I bought in a different state 3 years ago and paid almost what she paid for a 3 bed 1 bath 1100 sq ft home.
I live on the central coast of California where our temperature is 70 degrees almost every day,we have very little traffic (except on weekends because of our over 300 wineries) but it all comes at a price very few homes are under $950,000.
I'm outside of Phoenix, moved here from IL in 86. It gets really, really hot here, like you haven't felt this hot. I don't suggest moving here. It'll get frosty many winters, too, a night or two. Again, not recommended, so don't move here. Although seven years ago I was able to purchase a fixxer-up in an eastern valley town, one acre, 1,000 sf block construction home for $112K. Put up a 1,350 s.f. garage, 30x45x16, insulated, plumbed, electrified, HVAC and two lifts for under $75K. But really, don't move here.
Comparing a place 20 miles outside of Wichita to places in Chicago, Bronx, Miami & Las Vegas isn't really a fair comparison. Pick something 20 miles outside Augusta, GA / Akron, OH / Bradenton, FL / Fresno, CA / Etc. Might make a difference.
If you want to move to California you don’t buy in Hollywood. You buy in Fresno. Get another cheap farmhouse and then you have a quiet place to live that’s just a 2-3 drive from everything cool in the state.
My 2 cents worth: stay off the coasts, they are expensive and will likely be under water within your lifetime. The southwest I love to visit but it’s getting hotter and dryer, don’t move to any rust belt state because why would you. I live in southwest Virginia and except for the humidity in the summer, the climate is pretty mild, we have the Appalachian mountains with beautiful scenery and the beach is a few hours away. The housing cost isn’t excessive nor are taxes.
Gets 124 degrees in Scottsdale AZ. Rattlers are common so you need a big solid barrier around the yard. Not to mention your car finish gets destroyed by the sun.
I live in Miami and the bars are a hangover from the 80’s. Fencing the yard keeps honest people honest and the street chickens out (seriously). As my realtor told me when I moved here, spending anything under $600k is condo $$.
Hope hoovie likes the big city,as much as April enjoys Kansas you can’t take the big city out of the girl she’ll be back if not Chicago maybe L.A. or another big city. Note to hoovie consider a tornado shelter actually that build would be cool to watch
I was glad to pick up some properties during the 2008 downturn. Property has almost always been a good investment. Note, fsf in a listing is finished square feet and is valid to include basement square feet if they are ... finished.
There once was a Wizard of Oz, Dorothy, and Toto the dog Now there is a Hoovie, an April Rose, and Nelix the cat. All this drama took place in Kansas........you can't make this stuff up.
The average house price in the USA seems very low to me. Here the average house price across the whole country is over $900,000, which is about $550,000 USD - and if you want to live in a decent house in a decent suburb of any major city you are going to be paying at least several hundred thousand more than that - if not double.
Has anyone made a chart dividing those house prices by the gold price? In my country there is an index that's been filled for 100 houses that have existed for 400 years, to find the relationship between gold and real estate. It was stable until...out of control money printing and precious metal price suppression.
Hoovie you better dig a pool next time you have heavy equipment on the farm! April is already planning her escape 😂 and go ahead and put the solar water heater tubs on the new builds roof for the pool. ☀️ 💧 😎
South Florida is awesome, but housing is expensive. I bought my house over 20 years ago, and it’s worth nearly 4 times the original price. One bedroom rentals start at $1,500. Love living here. Couldn’t afford to buy a house now. Btw, crime isn’t bad everywhere. No bars on my windows, and very little crime in my area. Still, a ton of restaurants, and the beach is 30 minutes away.
Buy a house in AZ with April’s money, Airbnb it while you’re not there, base in KS. Cha-Ching!
100%
great point here
she better hope the squatters don't move in her house before she can sell it
For context, a woman in New York City tried to get into her home and the locks on the door had been changed. A woman broke into the house, changed the locks, then "subrented" to two other men! Police were called and they declined to get involved in a "landlord/tenant" agreement. Of course there was none but the NYC police just washed their hands of it and left it to the owner to get lawyers and try to battle for own her home. I wish Google allowed links to this story but they immediately delete them.
@@aussie2uGA I"ll take myths for $500, Alex.
@@williamstachour4019 Google it dude its true
@@williamstachour4019That´s no myth. Democrat jurisdictions have many crazy tenant protection laws that also protect squatters because
the landlord has to go through the courts to remove the squatters because they could be tenants (that the lefts argument anyway).
@@williamstachour4019 It did happen. There are videos of it and several news articles...
Her desire for “big city life” makes this pretty much the plot of “Green Acres”😊
hahaha
Yep, there it is at 2:47
Glendale vs scottsdale is a big difference
Working class vs plastic fantastics. Yup there is a difference
Ummm yea. Paradise Valley is the most ridiculous neighborhood I’ve ever seen.
@matts6282 probably can't afford Scottsdale where all the successful people live along with Paradise Valley.
Glendale around Arrowhead Lakes is VERY expensive
So Hoovie convinced his supermodel girlfriend to move to Kansas instead of Arizona. #Legend.
that man can sell!
@@mattw785the master of all things hooptie. Cars, buildings, where to live 😂😂
The way she was looking at the houses in Arizona though…..you can tell that would be her first choice.
She said she was moving to Arizona with Jake though. Tyler did not look happy after she said jake
Arizona is nice in the winter months, but 110 plus degrees in the summer is too hot.
What about Flagg ?
You get used to the heat when you got no choice
@microchrist6122 too expensive!
Flag is a million plus for a ok place.
@@andreideac3962 y’all crushing my dreams , went there as a kid and fell in love 😂 always wanted to end up there , guess I missed the boat
April will buy the Arizona house and renovate it, and you guys can use it as a winter house. Wichita to Glendale Arizona is only a 16h drive (an overnight drive). Sounds like a great idea !!
Compare the property taxes, too!
There is no Car Wizard, Euroasin Bob or Car Ninja in Arizona! ...(Only Sarah In Tune....which is pretty darned COOL but still.....) April! Why are you trying to break up the band?! Don't be Yoko!
Glendale mostly sucks and the rest of the valley is super expensive. Come to Tucson instead, cheaper, cooler, less congested, lots of great outdoor stuff and we have Sarah, U-Wrench, Charismatic Voice and Adventure Denali 😎
Home prices combined with rents are destroying the American dream. Children must live with their parents until they are thirty-plus to save and buy a home.
same in Europe. Even worth where I live. Government makes it impossible to build anything so even if you have money to buy or rent something there's nothing on the market, and what comes on the market is gobbled up by the government and handed out for free to (illegal) migrants!
When you do manage to get a building permit you are looking at a 5-10 year wait to get hooked up to electricity and water because the grid is over capacity due to more government stupidity.
there are great paying jobs out there, people want to be paid to work 4hrs a day from home with unlimited time off.
mine didn't.....
#kstateengineering
The young people I work with have degrees and are struggling to save for a home because of rent and car payments etc... @@jamesgrieves7449
@@2001chevycamaross20 currently getting a degree for cnc machinine design and I don’t see me buying a home realistically until I’m in my 30’s at the very soonest busting my ass working 60+ hour workweeks so shove your “people don’t wanna work” mentality
Arizona is nice. Until you hit the 130+ days and are stuck inside because too hot outside.
When summer comes, tune will change.
Like winter other places? Stuck inside cloudy and miserable?
@@matts6282 Nah. Winter is manageable. Plenty of winter clothes that are comfy and fun to be had.
Easier to warm up than cool off. Can add more layers. Hard to get more naked.
I've lived in Arizona most of my life and never seen a 130+ temp. Even 120 is rare.
@@michaelspurling4376 Well, mental guestimate. I know celsius :3.
Point is, take really cold vs really hot any day.
@@russelljacob7955 True, you can dress for cold.
You have it good! Average home price in Canada $678,282 CAD. I bought a house in 2012 for $459,000 and sold it in 2021 for $1,040,000
Cause Ontario and BC.
Go outside and price is fine.
Why are you complaining with all that profit
@@BorisBidjanSaberi11 They are the problem. Homes as a commodity. Those who live there though are screwed because isnt profit if one is replacing.
@@BorisBidjanSaberi11 I'm not complaining. I did not really gain anything because I had to buy my next house for the same high price
@@russelljacob7955 House prices have gone up everywhere you look. I live near a small town now and prices have almost doubled over the last 5 or so year
In 2007 I bought a house for $162k. I sold it in 2021, at the peak, and almost doubled my money because there was a bidding war. This is in Cincinnati.
I stayed in an AirBNB in Phoenix that was 2 bedrooms, 864sqft. Zillow said it was worth over $500k. It did have a big fenced lot that you could park an RV in.
In 2020 I bought right before covid and bought a 3100sqft, 4 bedroom, with a 2 car attached garage and a detached over sized 2 car garage/workshop with a loft on half an acre for $415k. Since 2020, we are the last people that bought below asking price.
Not pictured: The real reason April moved to Kansas, which is Nelix.
In 2018 I bought my first hooptie house for 21k at age 18, in my small town on a back road the house was a log home on 2 acres and I had to fix everything and I sold it for 150k and I didn’t have much into it since I source and did all the work myself. I bought a bigger home on 25 acres with a garage for 130k and fixed that up and now it’s worth 300k plus. Both houses were abandoned and foreclosed and I got deals because you couldn’t get a loan on them and had to have cash
Unfortunately, Blackrock and State Street have gobbled many of those up.
@@aussie2uGA Ya I live in North Idaho I'm 26 and make about 1500 a week and I'm considering just living in the back of my truck bed this upcoming summer. I might buy one of those truck bed camper things. Houses are like 350k in my area and they look like shit. and you see what they sold for like 3-5 years ago and they were worth like under 150k. People are just getting greedy when it comes to selling their homes. Why is your home miraculously worth over 200k then what you bought it for and the only thing you did was depreciate the condition of it. I understand if it was a crappy house that they put money into and fixed up but some of these homes need a shit ton of work.
@@ravemaster7405 the more work they need the better. Like I said you have to have money saved ready to buy when the deal comes and not rely on bank loans, the best deals are the houses that the average person can’t get a loan on(froze pipes/foundation work/wiring unhooked,etc) that’s how I got into it without bank loans But you have to due diligence and make sure you can actually fix what you’re looking at and getting a good deal. I’ve seen many houses in my area sell for 30-50k the last year or two that were nice starters. so they are definitely still around, lots of people are too entitled and don’t wanna work on a house to start with a normal project house and think they need a brand new mansion for a first house. A truck camper would be an amazing way to save money if you could commit to that or even just building a new small house or buy an old trailer and put it on some land and own it
@@ravemaster7405Move to North Carolina if you can make the same money a week. You'll buy a nice place over there.
I live in the midwest, and my home price is up over 50% over the last 4 years
Is it home price up ,or the devaluing of your money which is what happening when the money printer is working flat out !
@66666666666666667010 hahaha, well, that's like asking did eggs double in price or is everything just twice as expensive because there is twice as much money printed? Whatever way you look at it, in 4 years, if home prices went up 50%+, idk about you, but my salary didn't increase by 60% to keep up...
That 380k ranch in Kansas is amazing. A couple of acres plus a ready made shop building with a big house. Where I live in Florida, 380k doesn't buy much more than a 40 year 1400 sqft house in a subdivision with about 1/5th of an acre of land. It's a shame it gets too damn cold in Kansas!
Swartz Creek, Michigan, just outside of Flint, $400,000 would get you a 25 acre farm with a big farmhouse, with 3 car attached garage, pole barn, pond, and 3 more garages!
I'm going to Chicago tonight to see JJ Grey. Can't wait.
Went into Chicago for St. Patrick's Day and had a blast
Congrats on your engagement (I see the stunner of a ring)
Swapping the place in Chicago for a vacation house in AZ sounds like a pretty dang good idea... or maybe just buy a GNX or two!
Corporate home buyers (Blackrock, etc), interest rates, flippers, and millions of illegal immigrants.
To be fair, illegals tend to live about 20 people to one room. They're not as big culprits as the first few!
And your tax dollars are paying the rent for those illegals coming across the border blackrock is making a fortune.
Great news for everyone, good time of the year to place your Chicago home on the market.
Haha Arizona... come visit in June through August ...
Good Morning! I love it here in Wisconsin bought in 2004 when I was 24, I could never imagine selling or moving.
I live in AR and thankfully bought my house in 2018. I currently bring home 74% more than I did in 2018 but could only afford my current home. The calculators say I could afford more, but since the cost of everything else is up drastically as well, I really couldn't. My 74% pay increase (by switching jobs and moving up) is basically the same pay as 6 years ago.
The "you qualify for xxx..." is a scam to later take your home when you default. The banks win both ways, on their high interest rate to you and then foreclosing on you. Never get tempted by the 'you can qualify for..."
You are both lucky to have found each other. I hope you have a lot of happy years together.
Hoosier can do a he'll of a lot better😂😂😂
April knows a good investment when she sees one! Tyler and a home in Arizona!
Thank you for always sharing the breath
Just to put it in perspective, I'm watching you from my city of Toronto Canada, where the average detached house is 1.7 million Canadian dollars, which converts to 1.25 million USD. That will give you a modest 3 bedroom house, maybe a garage, maybe not.
Keep in mind April, Tyler’s kids are in Kansas. As beautiful as Arizona is, and I’m a Clevelander but I go to Arizona for Barrett-Jackson every year, you definitely need to keep Hoovie’s kids in mind.
You guys should start a new series where you look at house listings!!
$375k bought me a 3000+ sq ft ranch on almost 2 acres w/ a 4 car garage outside Cleveland, Ohio last year. Much nicer than the 1500 sq ft house I sold in Phoenix for about the same price. I grew to hate Arizona the 9 years I lived there. Much prefer being back in green NE Ohio with all the rivers and lakes
Hoovie: Why live in CA?....two words: NO HUMIDITY. Great Mediterranean weather. Granted, there is also the downside of severe drought, and the extensive fire danger and damage. Hoovie has a very nice compound in Kansas.
If you take the average price, put 20% down on a 30 year mortgage the monthly payment will be at least $1900 per month. Depending on tax and insurance costs. Can't even imagine writing that check every month.
In western NY that $1900 check turns into $3000. Then you gotta pay the astronomical property tax on top. I don’t look forward to it, believe me.
I pay 2100 a month for my rent no bills included. I'm 26 and I'm done paying it. My lease is up in June and I'm out. I'm going to go work full time in a semi truck and just live in the truck full time. I'm done playing the game.
@@ravemaster7405Great idea! I hope it works out for you. Now if you can just pay yourself the 2100 a month, think how much cash you'll have saved. Best of luck!!!
@@ravemaster7405 Get a gym membership, if only for the shower access.
@@deanchur Truckstops Have showers but thanks tho. I used to be a trucker for 2 years doing Otr but got tired of it and wanted to work local. But now I'm over it and want to get back on the road.
$800,000 in Thousand Oaks, CA will get you a 60 year old, 950 Sq. Ft., 3 Br, 1 bath home that hasn't been remodeled in 40 years and needs EVERYTHING. To make it worse the homes (numerous tracts in the area) were built on slabs that re-bar wasn't used and the expansive soil cracks the slabs, causing horizontal shift and vertical displacement. Just about any home up from that (1400-2000 Sq. Frt. 4 Br., 2 bath) goes for about $1.1-1.4 million. Seems about 4 times the national average to me.
I got 900 sq. feet with 8 ft ceiling basement. Full lot and a half plus full size two car fully insulated and heated for 100k in my quiet small city Canada.
Housing, the real cause of poverty. Not wages.
Know where a dollar goes even further than Kansas? And has better weather? And thriving businesses and nightlife and big trees on every lot? Definitely not Atlanta. Nothing to see here. It’s horrible. Pollen drifts will bury your car. Cockroaches the size of small dogs. The baptists have torches. Please don’t move here. 😊
and traffic from hell!
My grandma has a 4 bed 2 bath home in north orange county that was built in the 60's entire house needs to be remodeled brought down to the studs. My grandparents bought it for 80k dollars now it was inspected and valued at 1.5 million in the current condition it's in. It has a pool in the backyard that needs to be entirely redone as well and all the concrete from the driveway all the way to the backyard and the porch and the concrete in the garage floor needs redone and it needs a new roof. and the house has no Ac in it. Idk who the hell is affording to live in California but I look up job listings and my job pays me 1500 a week after taxes and I look up my same job in California and the wages are exactly the same. It makes sense why everyone who works for a living in cali is leaving.
$435K Median (recently) sold home price in Nashville, TN. The average Tennessee home value is $311,531, up 4.4% over the past year
Phoenix = Los Angeles v2.0 with the same insane traffic and congestion, but with 100+ degree weather from March to October. Spend a few months in the summer in PHX before you buy a house there, or just be snowbirds from Kansas with a second house in PHX.
To live Scottsdale, you would have to pay another 50% more for an equivalent Glendale house. Your Kansas farm house equivalent in Scottsdale would be 3million plus.
With his acreage and total SF - try $8M- if you could get a lot that large.
April; have you been to southern AZ in the summer? It gets up to 120 degrees in the shade. if you can find any. Cross a parking lot at a shopping center in the middle of the day and you take a chance of getting heat stroke. I know this because I used to live in the desert. Now I am quite happy to live in Tennessee.
2500 square feet 3 bedroom very large game room. 2.66 acres, very large in ground swimming pool, pool house, Etc...$305,000. About 10 miles south of Tulsa, Ok.
So funny, I saw you guys at O’Hare months ago, and did a double take. Glad things worked out! 🙂
Tornados were a thing when I lived in Downers Grove in 1980
Ive lived near Wichita since ‘96. Aviation move. It’s not a bad gig. Cost of living is good, central USA is a good base, the folks are pretty nice, the Flint Hills nearby are actually beautiful, and you don’t have to worry about people dropping in on you! 😝
if you like palm trees and warm look at west palm beach, or west of west palm beach...
Go ahead vacation in Arizona in July. You’ll get a good taste of the hot weather.
I just listened to April last night on Steve Gorman Rocks on KZ 106 here in Chattanooga Tn. 😊
Houses similar to mine now sell here for 350.000 Euro+. Mine was appraised for tax purposes at 235.000 just 2 years ago.
And that's roughly 100 square meters, with a similar sized bit of garden. 2 bedrooms, no garage or carport.
When I hear tales about people getting dumped for a younger anx hotter model, I didnt realise it was about home and climate...
Scottsdale gets decent weather. Some days in winter get cool at night, but your away from the sand storms that Pheonix and area receive. You would not like sand storms at all. Tyler buy a place in Scottsdale for a retreat. Put it out for a vacation rental to pay all the bills and more and enjoy it for a winter retreat for a month or two each year.
April and you can see if that's what you like. For me going into a restaurant or store in Arizona and noticing how many folks are armed is unnerving for this old Canadian boy yet, we found folks very friendly and wintered there for a few weeks every winter as we toured the south in an RV Coach from Nov. to March boondocking at our favourite sites and four wheeling some of the best trails anywhere. Cheers 🇨🇦
armed citizens = criminals better think twice!
Inside of the spec build in Kansas bears a striking resemblance to Hoovie's old place
We have tornado’s there called dust devils they’re kind of small. If you’re going to move to Arizona I would look into the East Valley such as Tempe, Chandler, Gilbert and East Mesa. Tempe is a little more expensive but Tempe is land locked to the house prices should go up. If you like the Scottsdale area you should look at Phoenix 85044 area there’s expensive houses in a quieter area. I live in the 85044 zip code that’s how I know it’s quiet.
That mid century modern in las vegas....... Did those Palm trees make a big w In front of it? Someone will get the reference
I couldn't afford to live in my current neighborhood if I wanted house with two car garage. Thinking of moving from NYC to Nashville because a house thats 1 million here is 400-450k there, though the choices are a bit sporadic. The crazy thing is all the houses in Nashville that I see 400-450 were 200-300 only 4 years ago.
I currently live in Nashville. Just moved here 8 months ago from Dallas TX. Prices are crazy here just like in Dallas/Fort Worth. Prices are crazy everywhere even in rural areas.
I live in the SF bay area south of Silicon Valley and the sign south of town say no service for 70 miles! Nothing but cows and open countryside. But we pay for it!
_Totally with April on the greater Scottsdale area, (granted Glendale isn't Scottsdale but for average home prices, it's pretty great). Having lived in the Valley of the Sun for almost 4 decades, I'd have to say it's absolutely perfect. Be reminded though, that the average home price in Scottsdale is $807,000 per Zillow. I see a Winter home for April & Tyler in Scottsdale(in a gated community of course), and the farm in Kansas for their home base. (My family has a home in the North Scottsdale area which is like Tyler's farm, with lots of space, plus horse rights, but with super low property tax and wide open spaces). Perfect for Winter living. Not that Hoovie will be reading this, but at the end of the day if you and your super model gf bought a house exactly the size of your Kansas compound in Cave Creek, AZ(next video)....the property taxes would be 75% less...ouch!_
Chicago does have tornados. I was there.
I know where you guys are looking in Los Angeles but I found over 100 places for sale under $400k. It’s not the best areas but it’s still there. I got my first townhouse in LA in 2013 for $200k
Yep my buddy is trying to buy a house right now we live in Northern California and the prices are insane if you want property with a couple of Acres easily 380 to 400,000 +
We would love to have you here in AZ April. You can bring Tyler too.
AZ has all the Scorpions, Snakes and spiders that want to kill you! I can hide from a Tornado in my basement here in Minnesota. Lived through 1 already. But when I lived in Bakersfield where the bugs can kill you, checking my footwear and clothes before wearing them gets old.
Yeah, but Bakersfield is the armpit of the U.S.
First, Bakersfield is not in Arizona and Second, it's not the bugs in Bakersfield that are dangerous it's the people.
As some who has lived in Arizona for over 40 years, really no snakes, spiders, scorpions in the city’s. Sorry but you aren’t coming back from a Tornado and a snake scorpion or spider can’t destroy your home
@@michaelwarner2434 Very true and it was NOT for very long in 1988.
great point didn't know this
Have a relative that bought in Vegas 13 years ago or so. Bought a newer home that is 3200 sq ft with a pool, 3 car garage, dual master bedrooms on a large lot for just over 300k. I bought in a different state 3 years ago and paid almost what she paid for a 3 bed 1 bath 1100 sq ft home.
$379k in Seattle will get you an apartment. LOL Also, Hoovie... The Bronx is a borough of NYC, not a suburb.
Oh Hoovie I see problems coming down the road 🤣🤣
I live on the central coast of California where our temperature is 70 degrees almost every day,we have very little traffic (except on weekends because of our over 300 wineries) but it all comes at a price very few homes are under $950,000.
I'm outside of Phoenix, moved here from IL in 86. It gets really, really hot here, like you haven't felt this hot. I don't suggest moving here. It'll get frosty many winters, too, a night or two. Again, not recommended, so don't move here. Although seven years ago I was able to purchase a fixxer-up in an eastern valley town, one acre, 1,000 sf block construction home for $112K. Put up a 1,350 s.f. garage, 30x45x16, insulated, plumbed, electrified, HVAC and two lifts for under $75K. But really, don't move here.
Comparing a place 20 miles outside of Wichita to places in Chicago, Bronx, Miami & Las Vegas isn't really a fair comparison. Pick something 20 miles outside Augusta, GA / Akron, OH / Bradenton, FL / Fresno, CA / Etc. Might make a difference.
If you want to move to California you don’t buy in Hollywood. You buy in Fresno. Get another cheap farmhouse and then you have a quiet place to live that’s just a 2-3 drive from everything cool in the state.
Good onya hoodie! You’ve bounced really well 🤣! 👍🍻🎯🇦🇺
I am happy for you guys Tylor dont be so competitive alpha male or so jelaous people love you for who you are thats why she is with you
My 2 cents worth: stay off the coasts, they are expensive and will likely be under water within your lifetime. The southwest I love to visit but it’s getting hotter and dryer, don’t move to any rust belt state because why would you. I live in southwest Virginia and except for the humidity in the summer, the climate is pretty mild, we have the Appalachian mountains with beautiful scenery and the beach is a few hours away. The housing cost isn’t excessive nor are taxes.
You two are more fun than any network morning show. 😊
I worked and lived in CG for 9+ years…I don’t miss it a bit.
@ 15:28 April said Jake were going to Arizona (on HOOVIES money) who seen that coming?
But it’s her house that she’s selling…and will probably try to do a 1031 exchange if I were to guess
You two are peas in a pod. Absolutely meant for each other.
Gets 124 degrees in Scottsdale AZ. Rattlers are common so you need a big solid barrier around the yard. Not to mention your car finish gets destroyed by the sun.
I live in Miami and the bars are a hangover from the 80’s. Fencing the yard keeps honest people honest and the street chickens out (seriously). As my realtor told me when I moved here, spending anything under $600k is condo $$.
Hope hoovie likes the big city,as much as April enjoys Kansas you can’t take the big city out of the girl she’ll be back if not Chicago maybe L.A. or another big city.
Note to hoovie consider a tornado shelter actually that build would be cool to watch
Well, you're right about it being warm in Scottsdale. Phoenix set a record last summer for 30 consecutive days of 110 degrees or higher. No thank you.
in 1973 my dad bought 30 acres in the poconos for $20,000.00 thats still less than my monthy rent in NJ
I was glad to pick up some properties during the 2008 downturn. Property has almost always been a good investment. Note, fsf in a listing is finished square feet and is valid to include basement square feet if they are ... finished.
That Vegas house looks like the White's home from Breaking Bad, especially the pool area.
There once was a Wizard of Oz, Dorothy, and Toto the dog
Now there is a Hoovie, an April Rose, and Nelix the cat.
All this drama took place in Kansas........you can't make this stuff up.
Tyler, plant some palm trees on the property
The average house price in the USA seems very low to me. Here the average house price across the whole country is over $900,000, which is about $550,000 USD - and if you want to live in a decent house in a decent suburb of any major city you are going to be paying at least several hundred thousand more than that - if not double.
That amount might JUST purchase a tiny one bed flat here in Jersey 🇯🇪 Channel Islands UK.
Poor Tyler looks like his heart was just ripped from his chest. April you need to make that up to him, bring back smiling Hoovie...
Chicago is colder than Kansas for sure! 😂😂
My condo in northern Germany trippled in value in the last 12 years.
Interest rates are 7% too
Hoovie better get his bags packed for AZ....
Has anyone made a chart dividing those house prices by the gold price? In my country there is an index that's been filled for 100 houses that have existed for 400 years, to find the relationship between gold and real estate. It was stable until...out of control money printing and precious metal price suppression.
Hoovie you better dig a pool next time you have heavy equipment on the farm! April is already planning her escape 😂 and go ahead and put the solar water heater tubs on the new builds roof for the pool. ☀️ 💧 😎
Washer and Dryers are routinely outside in other countries like Brazil
Hey April, no Arizona. Hoovie needs to raise his kids too!
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Hey Tyler, You better say Yes to almost everything or her vest isn’t the only thing Your going to need batteries for. 😮
No snow in Arizona, no humidity in Arizona, nice and warm in Arizona. Could Arizona be Hoovie's winter location?
FYI. Glendale is ghetto. Definitely not Scottsdale. And remember it gets WAY HOT HERE. Last summer our max temp was 118.
South Florida is awesome, but housing is expensive. I bought my house over 20 years ago, and it’s worth nearly 4 times the original price. One bedroom rentals start at $1,500.
Love living here. Couldn’t afford to buy a house now. Btw, crime isn’t bad everywhere. No bars on my windows, and very little crime in my area. Still, a ton of restaurants, and the beach is 30 minutes away.
There is too palm trees in Kansas, They're in Colby!
(only people that have driven across the state on I70 will get this joke).