The other neighbourhood uses their brains and first neighbourhood uses their emotions. I like your content.. Market is cooling and was looking to buy, but trust me the buyers willing to overpay created this housing crisis itself..
The real enemy is an industry that has done nothing to address the investor and flipper problem. For over 20 yrs these people have hoarded and flipped properties driving prices sky high from 3 times wages to 13 times wages. Many of these so called investors are industry insiders. The real enemy is an industry that is basically an oligopoly which still charges 5% on homes that are now 400-500% more than they were 20 years ago. That 5% was 18k-20k in 2003 and now can easily be 85-100k. The real enemy is a city and province that charges a ridiculous land transfer taxes, and development fees which can add 20-30% to the price of a home. Going forward, 2025 is looking very questionable. Tariffs, dropping oil prices, developers potentially laying off employees because they aren't building could contribute to a quickly slowing economy with more inflationary pressures from the tariffs.
The buyer wants to pay as little? Santo thats the funniest thing ive heard all year. Biyers were paying well over asking, and theres still a large cohort of buyers thinking they are the new "Rich Dad". Thanks for the laugh.
none of your ''clients'' business what OTHER people want to pay...if your client really wanted the house....they would have not let the real enemy creep in...the real enemy...days on market blended with ''it will never sell''. you buy a HOME cause you want to LIVE there..not a stock option...they played games..want it buy it and be quite
Same thing happened to me and I ended up with a better home thank god
Just wait !!! Those prices are not realistic!!!!
The other neighbourhood uses their brains and first neighbourhood uses their emotions. I like your content.. Market is cooling and was looking to buy, but trust me the buyers willing to overpay created this housing crisis itself..
The real enemy is an industry that has done nothing to address the investor and flipper problem. For over 20 yrs these people have hoarded and flipped properties driving prices sky high from 3 times wages to 13 times wages. Many of these so called investors are industry insiders.
The real enemy is an industry that is basically an oligopoly which still charges 5% on homes that are now 400-500% more than they were 20 years ago. That 5% was 18k-20k in 2003 and now can easily be 85-100k.
The real enemy is a city and province that charges a ridiculous land transfer taxes, and development fees which can add 20-30% to the price of a home.
Going forward, 2025 is looking very questionable. Tariffs, dropping oil prices, developers potentially laying off employees because they aren't building could contribute to a quickly slowing economy with more inflationary pressures from the tariffs.
The buyer wants to pay as little?
Santo thats the funniest thing ive heard all year. Biyers were paying well over asking, and theres still a large cohort of buyers thinking they are the new "Rich Dad".
Thanks for the laugh.
Exactly!
Your real enemy is Tiff and his rug pull 🤌
I remember that. Still feeling the pain.
Tiff gave you the rocket ship as well lol
@@bat2275 if you believe a banker that's your fault...
Should I trust politicians and thieves as well?
none of your ''clients'' business what OTHER people want to pay...if your client really wanted the house....they would have not let the real enemy creep in...the real enemy...days on market blended with ''it will never sell''. you buy a HOME cause you want to LIVE there..not a stock option...they played games..want it buy it and be quite
Yeah we knew that.Since 1984.
Santo, send this video to this buyer. Insist that they review it. Seems like the buyer was in Black Friday mood.
I don’t think sellers are participating in Black Friday or Cyber Monday. 😂 🤣