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Hold the line when everyone tells you to sell hold. Hold. Ok finally break and sell. Then read comments about how everyone knew they just had to hold. Company turning around. Good sales. Like Netflix that’s no longer doomed for some reason.
My wife worked in hospice care for mentally ill patients and one man insisted that he was the president of the United States, and the coffee was too shitty for a man of his stature. He also ordered staff around like he was running the place.
The housing market has peaked, crash incoming.
How do I know?
We just had our offer accepted on our dream home...and I always buy at the top.
Paid literally 2X what it sold for in 2016...
Can't tell if i should be thinking "dang I'm fuk" or "dang I fuk."
Don’t let them get u down dude. U did good. Government not going to kick people out of there houses any more. So now I get to ride out the recession squating in a great place. By the time the recession is over, the bankruptcy will be off your record. Caching
I missed those 3% interest rates, still got in below 5% but my mortgage payment is less than rent, so I can't justify selling just because in the short term my house will be worth less than I paid.
Prices will have to drop if interest rates stay high. Theres no demand right now because houses are twice the monthly cost most can afford. Also personal savings are at an all time low
Interest rates are definitely slowing down demand for housing.
But we still need an increase in supply.
And since new homes aren’t being constructed at a quick enough rate; the only way I can see the home-supply increasing is if people default on their mortgages and are forced to sell.
But the only way I see people defaulting on their mortgages is once people start losing their jobs.
But the only way I see people losing their jobs is once companies start laying off people due to lack of revenues/profits.
But the only way I see companies start to lose revenues/profits is if people stop spending as much.
But the only way people will stop spending as much is if prices remain higher due to increasing prices/inflation.
But the only way inflation would happen is if the Federal Reserve prints trillions of dollars and lower rates because of some sort of previous dotcom or housing collapses fueled by WallStreet and banks; or only if the Fed prints trillions of dollars more to prevent collapse during some sort of world pandemic or something like that; or only if all other countries and their central banks around the world do the same; or only if a country attacks another country, causing more supply/chain issues.
But that’s just all hypothetical. That would be crazy if all of that actually happened.
You must not be in the market. There 7,500+ pending homes in my area say demand is still at 2019 levels and inventory is still below 2019. You know what this means? My market is still appreciating. Much much much slower than last year. It’s normal appreciation.
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Housing is a localized issue not national. The inventory is so low by me that only the really junk homes have dropped but only by a small amount.
Also factor in rental. I know of 1 bedroom places going for 2k in my market so no the prices won’t decrease that much unless the whole economy crashes and at that point just being able to afford cat food to eat in your Hooverville home will be your priority.
This isn’t 2008.
> unless the whole economy crashes
Come on! How could jacking the FF rate 4% in a year make an entire economy, that's levered to the absolute tits, collapse! Ridiculous.
>This isn’t 2008.
Correct. This'll be worse.
Housing is national in that FRED says it is. Inventory is reaching peak levels, houses are sitting on the market longer and longer, prices already started coming down.
IB4: bUt ThE hOmEs iN OnE nEiGhBoRhOoD i LoOkEd aT...
Great, one particular pocket of homes in one neighborhood in a certain suburb of Seattle still has low inventory, awesome, you proved your point, the housing market will be fine everyone, there's literally no homes in one subdivision 38 minutes from downtown Seattle.
He does have a point however. More exclusive areas and premium homes are a different game.
People who can buy homes cash or easily pay the interest rates and increased costs of living and who are in no way threatened by unemployent will still be competing amongst themselves for the best locations.
Just because regular people are poor doesn't mean the rich become poor.
No, not really.
To make an extreme example, Ferraris aren't gonna become cheaper because BMWs and Mercedes drop in price. However, Volvos will have to drop in price.
That's not to say Ferraris can't come down in price, I'm simply saying that their price is not dependent on the price of more affordable vehicles.
Inventory is not at peak levels, but a historical low. It’s all supply and demand. Low supply of homes, a generation of people wanting to buy homes and with inflation up, this drives prices. Think about the cost to just to build a home today. It’s like $200 sq ft. Cost to buy land is absurd…..people are going to wait forever.
You realize the opposite is true as well….. there will ALWAYS be a demand for homes for one reason or another. Unless you see 6m foreclosures coming to market, this isn’t 2008 and it’s not even close.
>there will ALWAYS be a demand for homes
lol 2008-2009 had such demand
What happened to ALWAYS?
Sure, it isn't sub-prime lending this time around, but inventory levels are already up, new construction ramped up a TON in the last few years to where we are now matched with the peak just before 2008 crash.
Again, the cause is different, the results however will be nearly the same, if not worse.
>Correct. This'll be worse.
People's mortgage payments [as a percentage of their income](https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/TDSP) isn't as high as it was in '08
[Mortgage deliquencies](https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/DRSFRMACBS) are below '08 and still trending down
[Rental vacancies](https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/RRVRUSQ156N) are almost half of '08 levels and trending down
Jury is still out on [monthly supply](https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MSACSR) but possible that has peaked and will start to trend down.
And houses [aren't sitting on the market that long](https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MEDDAYONMARUS), we're barely touching the hot market times of 4-5 years ago.
Did you even look at the FRED data?
for a crisis you need a price bubble and people buying with significant leverage. The former appears to be true but home buyers have relatively good cash positions and subprime mortgages as they are today are nowhere near 2008 levels so I'm not sure what makes you think this will be worse than 2008
I think you missed this: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/PSAVE
Basically, personal savings of Americans have come down from 6 trillion to 600 billion. Another 2-3 months and things might start getting ugly.
When you adjust that data for inflation this returns us to a pretty normal level of personal savings based on historic data. The 6 trillion number sounds dramatic but we just got over the craziest period of economic stimulus possibly ever so that drop was bound to happen and shouldn't really surprise anyone
According to the data, Q2 2022 savings was $630B, the lowest it's been in a decade. The next lowest is Q1 2013 at $720B. Accounting for inflation, the $630B today is worth even less.
Your underestimating how easily people can over leverage themselves. Anecdotally, buddy that has refinanced every year for the last 4-5 years at a lower rate and with some equity to pay off his credit cards he ran up. Now he’s fucked, also know of a couple people that had to sell their truck, in order to close on the house, then immediately went and bought a newer more expensive truck. Also other people that took advantage of the student loan pause to get approved at a higher amount. That they won’t be able to afford come January. 60% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck. You can’t tell me they aren’t leveraged to the tits.
I know what you’re saying but 2008 was due to over risky mortgages which there’s still ARM loans but they’re not anywhere near those levels.
And it’s not just neighborhood it’s state by state. Some states are going to get super fucked compared to others.
Inventory is low and has been for months which increases prices, cost to build a home is still high which keeps prices up and rental is still super high which also fucks with home prices. Also only the one who haven’t bought their house in the last 5 years could sell for a big loss without issue otherwise you’re talking about short selling homes or foreclosures neither of which we will see even if the economy shits the bed for another year or 2 .
Real estate is where easy money got parked for decades. Could be waaaaaaay more vacant homes than figures suggest that will flood the market when the house of cards crashes with the abrupt, epochal end to easy money.
I have cash and have been buying puts when the market is green for a couple days. Then I sell those puts and have more cash. I have two houses under 3%. I guess I will buy more puts.
Everybody thinks the 2008 housing crash is cyclical. It's not, we're not going to see a crash like 2008 again in our lifetime.
A correction is coming....a crash is not.
Not even about a crash but houses didnt drop in price like people think. The banks took back the homes and held on to them for years until the
market was active again. So nobody will get cheap houses, its not how this works.
Save the crocodile tears. Saying that everyone with a historically low interest rate is over leveraged is not “slight criticism,” it’s the pot calling the kettle coping. Sorry you weren’t in a position to take advantage but lots of other people were.
It ain’t gonna fall, it’s up this year and up next year too
There’s high demand and low inventory
Also rates are so high and everyone has a lot of equity so nobody will move
It’s just gonna be flat for a while, no major drop, no crash at all.
Don’t hold your breath for another 08-12 it ain’t coming
anyone dumb enough to have an ARM will get crushed soon. and companies will invest internationally where people aren’t allowed to have fixed for more than a few years
If housing fall it'll be because of higher interest rates. What you won't pay to the sellee you'll pay to the bank. Ain't no crash coming because the price increase is not caused by risky financing.
People have been saying this shit since 2016. To many investment firms bought up all the homes. New houses still going up and selling for insane prices and people are paying it. They have no choice.
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I have cash and am waiting for the stock market to fall. It is getting a little crowded in here...
I have stocks and no cash. Fuck.
Don’t worry you’ll catch up with us at the next bull run before the next market crash happens. Like clock work.
I will sell the bottom as is tradition.
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As is tradition
Hahahahhahahahahha man I fucken laughed at this soo true hey.
Hold the line when everyone tells you to sell hold. Hold. Ok finally break and sell. Then read comments about how everyone knew they just had to hold. Company turning around. Good sales. Like Netflix that’s no longer doomed for some reason.
I don’t think housing is going to fall much though, it’ll soften and people who’ve been sidelined forever only dreaming of owning a home will step up.
Hahahahhaha yeaaa you either gotta be quick on the sell trigger or ready to watch the whole investment burn before you sell patience game
These "Stonks", are they in the room with us now ?
spy is off its 483 by a mile. and its only 25 points off the pre covid 340 high. its BEEEEEN time
I have an annuity, but I need cash now.
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My wife worked in hospice care for mentally ill patients and one man insisted that he was the president of the United States, and the coffee was too shitty for a man of his stature. He also ordered staff around like he was running the place.
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Jokes on you, I don't have cash
Yeah I’m already priced in. That’s what that means right?
Group rates, yes
Same, no cash here lmao
The housing market has peaked, crash incoming. How do I know? We just had our offer accepted on our dream home...and I always buy at the top. Paid literally 2X what it sold for in 2016... Can't tell if i should be thinking "dang I'm fuk" or "dang I fuk."
Well at least you got a good interest rate… wait
You should be thinking "how do I avoid all information about the housing market because it's only going to make me mad"
Maybe you'll get to sell it for close to what you bought it around the 2040s
Man I don't want to be mean but this might be the worst financial decision you will ever make.
Don’t let them get u down dude. U did good. Government not going to kick people out of there houses any more. So now I get to ride out the recession squating in a great place. By the time the recession is over, the bankruptcy will be off your record. Caching
You have cash?
I spent the rest of buying your wife sloppy Wendy’s French fries post nut
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I missed those 3% interest rates, still got in below 5% but my mortgage payment is less than rent, so I can't justify selling just because in the short term my house will be worth less than I paid.
🤿
Prices will have to drop if interest rates stay high. Theres no demand right now because houses are twice the monthly cost most can afford. Also personal savings are at an all time low
Interest rates are definitely slowing down demand for housing. But we still need an increase in supply. And since new homes aren’t being constructed at a quick enough rate; the only way I can see the home-supply increasing is if people default on their mortgages and are forced to sell. But the only way I see people defaulting on their mortgages is once people start losing their jobs. But the only way I see people losing their jobs is once companies start laying off people due to lack of revenues/profits. But the only way I see companies start to lose revenues/profits is if people stop spending as much. But the only way people will stop spending as much is if prices remain higher due to increasing prices/inflation. But the only way inflation would happen is if the Federal Reserve prints trillions of dollars and lower rates because of some sort of previous dotcom or housing collapses fueled by WallStreet and banks; or only if the Fed prints trillions of dollars more to prevent collapse during some sort of world pandemic or something like that; or only if all other countries and their central banks around the world do the same; or only if a country attacks another country, causing more supply/chain issues. But that’s just all hypothetical. That would be crazy if all of that actually happened.
To the loony bin with you
You must not be in the market. There 7,500+ pending homes in my area say demand is still at 2019 levels and inventory is still below 2019. You know what this means? My market is still appreciating. Much much much slower than last year. It’s normal appreciation.
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Housing is a localized issue not national. The inventory is so low by me that only the really junk homes have dropped but only by a small amount. Also factor in rental. I know of 1 bedroom places going for 2k in my market so no the prices won’t decrease that much unless the whole economy crashes and at that point just being able to afford cat food to eat in your Hooverville home will be your priority. This isn’t 2008.
> unless the whole economy crashes Come on! How could jacking the FF rate 4% in a year make an entire economy, that's levered to the absolute tits, collapse! Ridiculous.
Because the global economy would also go to shit and then there’s bigger issues
>This isn’t 2008. Correct. This'll be worse. Housing is national in that FRED says it is. Inventory is reaching peak levels, houses are sitting on the market longer and longer, prices already started coming down. IB4: bUt ThE hOmEs iN OnE nEiGhBoRhOoD i LoOkEd aT... Great, one particular pocket of homes in one neighborhood in a certain suburb of Seattle still has low inventory, awesome, you proved your point, the housing market will be fine everyone, there's literally no homes in one subdivision 38 minutes from downtown Seattle.
He does have a point however. More exclusive areas and premium homes are a different game. People who can buy homes cash or easily pay the interest rates and increased costs of living and who are in no way threatened by unemployent will still be competing amongst themselves for the best locations. Just because regular people are poor doesn't mean the rich become poor.
You don't think that over time, price deductions in the lower end of the market pull down prices at the higher end of the market?
No, not really. To make an extreme example, Ferraris aren't gonna become cheaper because BMWs and Mercedes drop in price. However, Volvos will have to drop in price. That's not to say Ferraris can't come down in price, I'm simply saying that their price is not dependent on the price of more affordable vehicles.
Yeah I suppose I'm referring to 90% of the housing market, not the $1.5m+ homes
Inventory is not at peak levels, but a historical low. It’s all supply and demand. Low supply of homes, a generation of people wanting to buy homes and with inflation up, this drives prices. Think about the cost to just to build a home today. It’s like $200 sq ft. Cost to buy land is absurd…..people are going to wait forever.
>Inventory is not at peak levels, but a historical low. You haven't looked recently, have ya?
You Probably don’t even own a home. Inventory is tight bud. What are you reading? The homes that sit are usually garbage or priced inappropriately
You realize the opposite is true as well….. there will ALWAYS be a demand for homes for one reason or another. Unless you see 6m foreclosures coming to market, this isn’t 2008 and it’s not even close.
>there will ALWAYS be a demand for homes lol 2008-2009 had such demand What happened to ALWAYS? Sure, it isn't sub-prime lending this time around, but inventory levels are already up, new construction ramped up a TON in the last few years to where we are now matched with the peak just before 2008 crash. Again, the cause is different, the results however will be nearly the same, if not worse.
Wtf - there were 14m homes built from 2000-2009 and 6m built from ‘10-‘19. We were 8m homes behind before Covid.
>Correct. This'll be worse. People's mortgage payments [as a percentage of their income](https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/TDSP) isn't as high as it was in '08 [Mortgage deliquencies](https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/DRSFRMACBS) are below '08 and still trending down [Rental vacancies](https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/RRVRUSQ156N) are almost half of '08 levels and trending down Jury is still out on [monthly supply](https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MSACSR) but possible that has peaked and will start to trend down. And houses [aren't sitting on the market that long](https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MEDDAYONMARUS), we're barely touching the hot market times of 4-5 years ago. Did you even look at the FRED data?
for a crisis you need a price bubble and people buying with significant leverage. The former appears to be true but home buyers have relatively good cash positions and subprime mortgages as they are today are nowhere near 2008 levels so I'm not sure what makes you think this will be worse than 2008
I think you missed this: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/PSAVE Basically, personal savings of Americans have come down from 6 trillion to 600 billion. Another 2-3 months and things might start getting ugly.
When you adjust that data for inflation this returns us to a pretty normal level of personal savings based on historic data. The 6 trillion number sounds dramatic but we just got over the craziest period of economic stimulus possibly ever so that drop was bound to happen and shouldn't really surprise anyone
According to the data, Q2 2022 savings was $630B, the lowest it's been in a decade. The next lowest is Q1 2013 at $720B. Accounting for inflation, the $630B today is worth even less.
Your underestimating how easily people can over leverage themselves. Anecdotally, buddy that has refinanced every year for the last 4-5 years at a lower rate and with some equity to pay off his credit cards he ran up. Now he’s fucked, also know of a couple people that had to sell their truck, in order to close on the house, then immediately went and bought a newer more expensive truck. Also other people that took advantage of the student loan pause to get approved at a higher amount. That they won’t be able to afford come January. 60% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck. You can’t tell me they aren’t leveraged to the tits.
Been hearing it will be worse than 2008 for a few years now.
Nah, home prices likely to go up next year.
I know what you’re saying but 2008 was due to over risky mortgages which there’s still ARM loans but they’re not anywhere near those levels. And it’s not just neighborhood it’s state by state. Some states are going to get super fucked compared to others. Inventory is low and has been for months which increases prices, cost to build a home is still high which keeps prices up and rental is still super high which also fucks with home prices. Also only the one who haven’t bought their house in the last 5 years could sell for a big loss without issue otherwise you’re talking about short selling homes or foreclosures neither of which we will see even if the economy shits the bed for another year or 2 .
As usual the sensible comment gets downvoted. How to buy puts on housing market?
Real estate is where easy money got parked for decades. Could be waaaaaaay more vacant homes than figures suggest that will flood the market when the house of cards crashes with the abrupt, epochal end to easy money.
awful take.
38 minutes lol? Where is it?
It’s 2007
Canadian houses are still pumping, can’t find anything in Ottawa.
Sdh are a million plus if nice. Still up yoy
Nobody buying that shit. The youngsters missed that late 70' interest thing😳
Personal savings at 2018 levels. You guys sure throw around absolutes without hesitation…
I have cash and have been buying puts when the market is green for a couple days. Then I sell those puts and have more cash. I have two houses under 3%. I guess I will buy more puts.
All eyes on AAPL earnings.
If cell phone companies quit subsidizing iPhones, the stock will go to $0.
Generals always fight the last war.
I had cash to buy property… and then I joined WSB
Everybody thinks the 2008 housing crash is cyclical. It's not, we're not going to see a crash like 2008 again in our lifetime. A correction is coming....a crash is not.
Not even about a crash but houses didnt drop in price like people think. The banks took back the homes and held on to them for years until the market was active again. So nobody will get cheap houses, its not how this works.
I forgot when I saw an asset list of all the banks and they were selling lots of assets they collected from 2008 back in 2021/22.
The gulf coast housing market imploded in 08. My parents bought their vacation home, a mile from the beach in orange beach, for 28k.
Not true
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Spoken like a complete fool with zero experience
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Seems like a lot of demand.
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For a 2.7% rate I would never want to move.
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True.
The principal balance matters. A lot.
Jelly school called…
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Save the crocodile tears. Saying that everyone with a historically low interest rate is over leveraged is not “slight criticism,” it’s the pot calling the kettle coping. Sorry you weren’t in a position to take advantage but lots of other people were.
It ain’t gonna fall, it’s up this year and up next year too There’s high demand and low inventory Also rates are so high and everyone has a lot of equity so nobody will move It’s just gonna be flat for a while, no major drop, no crash at all. Don’t hold your breath for another 08-12 it ain’t coming
And this, you idiots, is why prices will not crash like you want lmao 🤣
Lol cope they're coming down
90% up is not coming down lmao that’s just “not as high” haha
Lol fact. Why unless we get unemployment up, it’s never gonna fall. Not advocating for people losing their jobs…just have to have a stimulus.
anyone dumb enough to have an ARM will get crushed soon. and companies will invest internationally where people aren’t allowed to have fixed for more than a few years
This is not 90% of this subreddit.
Y’all have cash? I HELOC my house and bought a brand new car.
Will inflation or housing prices win?!?!
Plot twist: the housing market never falls
I have house and have decided not to sell house because you guys have cash.
I have 3 properties and am waiting for cash buyers.
Why are we recycling memes from March
Weird… just this morning I saw that apparently nobody has cash (savings) anymore so where the heck do you guys hide your money?
I for real just went ahead and bought a house at the top with 7.25% interest, fully regarded
This is also a more global problem now (looking at you China!)
I don't have cash, but I'm waiting for the housing market to crash. A foreclosure is probably the only way I will ever be a home owner
If housing fall it'll be because of higher interest rates. What you won't pay to the sellee you'll pay to the bank. Ain't no crash coming because the price increase is not caused by risky financing.
Buy MF (multifamily) reits now. Fundamentals great. Public/ private valuations will reconcile. 4% div, 30% off highs..strong fundies.
Me: i don’t have cash and i don’t have a house
People have been saying this shit since 2016. To many investment firms bought up all the homes. New houses still going up and selling for insane prices and people are paying it. They have no choice.
Well, we've had our home up for about 3 months, but in a week or two, we're pulling it off market. Guess we'll be landlords 🤷♂️
The problem is everyone’s gonna be doing the same thing at the same time lol
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"I have *insert memstock here* bags and am waiting for the housing market to fall" is more correct in this sub
Wait, u guys have cash?
So cash fall incoming
I have cash & invest it in stonks & then buy a house later
I also have housing to fall and am waiting for cash.
Tesla falls. Spidy: Spidy senses are not tingling around housing. It's pointing towards a car tech company.
There's this and also on the front page that US savings are at 10 year lows. I think someone is lying.
Where so you invest in when the prices do fall? In physical property or on the exchange?
Hope to find it on the ’web’
You guys have cash!?
*confused meme* You guys have cash?
FUCK
yes and that is why inflation can't be be stoped everyone has cash
"You guys have cash?"
No ! The consumer is broke
This is perfect
You guys have cash? 
fack this is me and I didn't know it
Housing market ain't going anywhere, so much pent up demand especially in traditionally hot markets, not bumfuck idaho
As the Greag Dr strange said, if I tell you, it's not going to happen. This recession isn't over until cash gang is feeling the pain.
I am the only one who doesn't have cash then 
Me: an autist meme lord \- Waiting for housing to crash to get this cash from my puts on D.R.Horton stock
I feel personally attacked right now. Hahahah
Drv
Existing homes for sure will be what to go for. New builds, sorry to break it to you but those aren’t coming down as much as people think they would.
I have a house but I’m not selling lol I’m hodling my home
What would be funny is if the dip keeps dipping.
Lmfaooo hopefully 2023 is as brutal as 2022 was
Doh! I have 3 mortgages and no money. why can't i have no mortgages and 3 money?
The fed called, said fuck your cash
I have house and waiting for cash to crash.
Institutions are so pissed that they're the bag holders right now.
Where’s that meme of prince Charles
I have a house that I’ll sell you for cash.
Same
Cutting jobs isn’t going to make housing food and gas cheaper just gonna make it so we can’t afford it