@zacharyloft: Unfortunately this likely isn’t the peak. My guess? We pass 5.5%

AFlo1122 :

Multi generational living and resource pooling is going to be the norm 2027/2028

Dan :

At what point does everything go pop?

Wannabefarmer :

Ok brother it's time for solutions... what do we do?

Z :

Gee I’m glad we got a truck before the rates changed. Now I can’t afford the fuel lol

no thanks :

The real question is when does the fed intervene.

FLU_K4NG :

It has increased since this video lol

jabild19 :

Chickies are like "what the cluck", also feed us treats

Mike Davis :

was that a kid or animal crying? because same

Grumpy monk 🐒 :

borrowing money just got more expensive 😬

Danni🤓🤪 :

What does that mean for my savings account, I don’t do stocks

Brandi Parks :

yeah I aint spending any money if I dont have to

Слава из США :

so much winning. like olimpics level of winning. Ugh. Can only laugh to avoid sadness

KaliforniaFrenchies :

This is exhausting bro

GoneFishing :

Oooo they’re intentionally messing with your video. Skips nonstop

Shaunie :

Sitting in my house with a 1.9% interest rate from 2020, guess I’m not leaving ever.

Kristine ❌ :

I feel so blessed that I was able to buy in 2009, my rate is 3%. I will never be moving 🤣😳😳

ManBearPig :

Yay for higher mortgage rates!

Someone :

We have not hit the worst.

ThisPriceIsRight :

Ppp are building and buying houses in central VA. Spec houses everywhere and sold before finished

papasito :

Rockash🇺🇸Yeti Adventures :

Housing market by end of next year 😅

Sk8r :

Great opportunities to utilize your sashed-away cash when the Treasury yield is high. All these higher rates make it harder to acquire assets. But in return, make it a little easier to grow your cash 🤓 (Still a crappy situation + not an advisor)

matt b 4 u :

Bottom line.. don’t finance anything other than property

lookandlisten :

8% home mortgage by the end of October

Ethan Matt :

Always dropping good info my man. We appreciate you!