The 2022 Housing Market May Surprise You

In the area I’m in homes were 150-200 new construction. This was as of 2/2021. Today new homes are listing at 400+ and for these older homes they are asking 250+. It’s pushing people like me out of the buying market. It’s very sad.

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Your guest seems to have a major recency bias

2 beds 1 bath in San Mateo county sell for 1m -1.2m

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To everyone who is scared, this won't last forever but it could last weeks,months or years.

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Hello in Oklahoma City! I want to buy now but not sure if I should wait until next year. I am thinking about keeping my current home as a rental and buying bigger. It would be conventional. Is this smart??

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What are your thoughts on bridge loans?

I have a boomer couple that moved in underneath me a few years ago. They are complaining about all the expenses for the building. They probably should have stayed in the townhouse they came from.....

I know you addressed the question about if you own an S Corp and pay yourself W2 but can't use the W2 only for proof of income, how about if you own a C Corp and pay yourself W2, can you only go off of the W2 for proof of income in the case of C Corp?

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2 bedroom for $850K is relatively cheap. Come up to Santa Clara and San Mateo counties and you'll find crappy 2 bedroom houses selling for $1.2M.

Looks to me that Fed is going to let us take as big a hit up front as they can. Like a business you're running that has a large loss. Take that all up front and later numbers don't look so bad for later years. Slowing inflation my making some of the people not be able to afford homes will slow inflation alright . But it's a bell curve slowing will = longer. But Fed isn't increasing interest or reserve amounts yet at all. At the same time people are (for the most part) just now learning we are in inflation . Almost like a movement of the masses. So they will seek to hedge against inflation all at the same time . That = buy assets. Best asset to buy is a home for that. And everyone (for the most part) will be back to work 2022. No one will be saying home prices are going to crash . Because they're not at all. Looks to me that 2022 will see the largest home prices growth then ever in history of the US. I'm betting 50% to 70% 2022 alone. Fed will slow it be end of summer . They'll have to. But people thinking that will help are wrong. People that are barely able to afford a home will be pushed out and that will reduce demand of course. But those people remain renters . Poor are not going to fair well. Owning a house or not will make or brake a lot of people. Many will be poorer and some will become very rich. Assets going up is why.

I live in Sacramento CA. Here homes in 1960 were about 10K, and now that same home is 600K. We're never going back to that 10K . And for the same reason as prices keep going up , they won't come back to the 600K either. We are in inflation and have been for a decade. Homes are the one thing that is the best hedge to inflation . Who won't buy a home for 300K when they know it will be 400K soon? So demand is massive. Supply of homes can't keep up compared to increase in money supply.

Inflation, that we are in will be a lot more. The US has never produced as big of inflation as we have now. Caused by government spending a lot of money. That money in turn is part of the new (larger) money supply. Can't get it back after you make more and spend it. So we all trade the pile of $ back and forth to each other. Well now the pile is bigger. The % each good is of the pile stays about the same. But it's more actual $. The money supply now is huge and getting bigger. Must look at what was spent. But more over, what is also voted to spend. When Obama got in office the total amount of money supply in the US was 8 trillion $. Now between what is voted to spend and what is spent. We're at 44 trillion. Took America 230 years to get to 8. 13 more years to get to 44. That is fast , and massive. That will ,, and does translate to higher prices . We're watching that now. That takes from spent to fully work it's way into higher prices is about 5 years. Example: Infrastructure bill was signed into law. It will take 8 years to spend it as government tells us, + 5 more years to fully work it's way into higher prices . So we'll have inflation from that for the next 13 years. There is 15 trillion $ doing that same thing all at the same time. But money that is already spent during the last 5 years is the prices we're now having. We're only about 18% of the new money supply worked through into higher prices. Prices today do still have another about 400% to go UP. 15 more years of inflation is coming at least.

Right now Fed is NOT increasing interest , Plus people are for the most part back to work (or will be), and the population now knows we are in INFLATION. That is the perfect storm. I expect home prices to go up 2022 on the order of better then 50% 2022 alone. Soon no one will be thinking homes are going to crash, because they're not. Fed will respond to that afterward of course. (They're letting us take a big hit before they slow it). People will seek to hedge against inflation, as they have no choice now. Homes are the best (as you know ) way to do that. A down payment and leverage the rest. Many will get rich that way. Right now you could buy 2 homes , and in 3 years sell one and pay off the other. Fed will move to slow the inflation (likely summer 2022) . But that is a bell curve and slowing it only forces it to go longer. Can't get rid of it. Through out history everywhere a large money supply is produced there's an inflation of prices to go with it. And everywhere they're are an inflation of prices there was a large money supply increase just before it. THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS to that. Not anywhere , ever. And it's been done many times , in many countries , over a long time. This is a 1st for the US to make such a large inflation . We have to now pay the price for that . Literally. Many will suffer , and some will get rich . It's going to get a lot worse. If you can buy a home , now is the time. We're not going backward anytime soon. And we'll never come back to todays prices. Waiting will only make you see you should not have waited.

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