The 2024 Housing Market Crash Debunked! Data Expert Lance Lambert Exposes All @FoxBusiness

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Lance is great. Resi club is very informative

I am glad our videos on no crash don’t get as many views as the crash bros.

It removes the gullible from the competition. 🤣

Can you make more money talking about real estate, or investing in it?

57% reduction is insane. Great interview.

A new home builder is giving more incentives to get people to buy. They are not really making what you think they are making. The vacation market is having a hard hit. People are not taking vacations due to not being able to afford it.

I wish you would crawl back under the rock you can from

nothing burger

Excellent 🤩👍🏼👏🏼

Because all other markets are ridiculous...this means the US is reasonable? Just because things were more affordable in the past does not mean it has to return....this really benefits Hartman and all other investors. It is people like Hartman who are massive landlords along with large corporate builders causing this problem...because they can.

This video is exposure therapy, attempting to establish a new norm.

It requires either a millionaire or a homeowner to think like this.

Why or how will people want to have kids with shelter unaffordability?

Near the end what Jason is predicting with the changes to the MLS is basically a reversion to the way it was in the 40s and 50s. You would go to the bank and ask them what units they had for sale and were willing to lend on. If you didn't like any of those units you would go to the next. If you found a house for sale that was offered from a lender that would not lend to you than maybe you would get lucky and get seller financing or some have to try and get some other deal brokered.

My dude just spent the first 12 minutes talking about how the golden era is gone, and just deal with it, and how affordability might be able to improve *IF salaries grow faster than home prices (overinflated by 30% on avg in most high volume markets), aaaand the mortgage rates come down, while margins are still higher than pre-pandemic... and unemployment is in fact ticking up... sure, like a return to affordability is going to happen lmao.
BUT IT'S NOT AN INCOMING CRASH, WE SWEAR

While I don't think a crash is realistic, all this "debunking" of an overvalued real estate market ignores the investor concentration of rental homes. I'm still waiting to hear how it makes sense that a 2-bed home is the same rent as a 1-bed apartment, and indicates there is an oversupply of homes for rent.

As much as many of us wish it would crash,it’s not going to happen. Only 2 times in Americas 248 year history have housing collapsed. 1929 and 2008. Both of which were precipitated by existential banking crisis’. Is that happening today? No. There was an opportunity for that to happen ? Yes, during the pandemic had the government done nothing. However the precedent was set in 08 for bailout and devaluing the currency and possible hyperinflation. What happens to assets in hyperinflation? They skyrocket, not rapidly deflate. Can inflation and deflation occur simultaneously in the same asset,good or service? No. Until major rapid job losses occur a systemic banking crisis cannot happen. What would be the result of massive defaults happening? Massive bailouts, massive inflation. Crash channels are nothing more than armchair wannabe economists and charlatans putting out click bait aimed at desperate would be home buyer s so these content creators can line their pockets. Nothing more nothing less.

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For listings won't they just list everything on zillow and even though it's not MLS it's a place where everyone goes to look for properties anyway so it'll still be in one place for all to see

2 of my favorites here

Awesome interview! Thanks, Jason and Lance!

I am an appraiser and seeing many people refi into 7% for debt consolidation.

This is heavily cherry-picked data, and completely ignores the close to 700k new homes that will be delivered in the coming year a fair amount that were already sold. Also ignoring foreclosures that have been completely removed from the market for close to 3 years now and only because of the commercial real estate instability are they even coming to the market with huge backups in the pipeline to bring them to market that will eventually be solved and then you could see 15%-20% increases in supply into existing market. Add to that the reduced demand its a powder keg with matches lighting all around it.

Buying gets harder because of NAR settlement??? It's 2024 here in Phoenix we have Waymo self-driving all over the place. I think if we have people bright enough to figure out self-driving cars we'll some how figure out how to automate a real estate transaction. Agents today are like stock brokers were 25 years go saying it will be harder for people to buy stocks in the future without brokers. Real estate transactions today are overly complicated by agents.

Inflation in other countries is so high. Much higher than in the USA. In Turkey it is on fire. The Dollar is better than most other currencies. I have always liked to be precious, and in metal.

Hartman won't give up... now trend is clearly down... well, it's the data that's wrong and his conclusion is still right. haha. gotta love the confidence and the hustle. a mortgage is always cash-flow negative to the homeowner. hence it's a liability, not an asset. always! this concept Hartman is pushing that a mortgage is now an asset to the homeowner is wrong. it's an asset for the bank, yes. not for the homeowner. love how Hartman always unloads on lawyers. it's funny and true!

Such BS, we have millions of apartments getting ready to come on line, IF YOU RENT A HOME FROM A LARGE CORPORATION YOU ARE paying them to make sure you NEVER own a home. Housing is going to crash, be patient.

real estate market will be good as long as Blackrock and Vanguard keep bulk-buying.... remember, you will own nothing and be happy... the rates are set for money laundering by these two corporations

fear a housing crash due to people buying homes above asking prices with little equity. If prices drop, affordability and potential foreclosures may arise, worsened by future layoffs and rising living costs. I want to invest more than $300k, but I'm not sure on how to mitigate risk.

Someone please explain to me what he's talking about with the MLS becoming a mess. I've heard him say this now in 2 of his videos but in neither does he actually explain why it's going to change, what is causing that, etc. What happened that is going to make the MLS system operate differently?!

What an insightful discussion! Lance Lambert's expertise really shines through as he debunks myths surrounding the housing market crash. Thanks, Jason, for bringing such valuable insights!