🚨 BREAKING: Trump just flipped the housing market

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⏰ Chapters ⏰
0:00 – Intro
0:50 – Why Trump is doing this
3:00 – Con's of the 50 year mortgage
6:00 – Pro's of the 50 year mortgage
8:11 – How long people stay in their mortgage
9:57 – ARM's vs. 30 year fixed mortgages

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  • @user-mu3xk7ie2t says:

    Down right criminal.

  • @vespaman101 says:

    Sigh… 50 years… for fucks sake. The housing prices will just increase. People will finance over 50 years raising thier buying ability. Theyll be paying for the house 5 or 6 times over.

  • @sharphomesolutions1 says:

    Well… we already have a 40yr.

    Frankly, Consumers, and we’re all consumers, tend to “buy a payment”…. In other words, they don’t look at the forest through the tree.

    The forest in this case will be the hundreds of thousands they will pay in interest, above the actual price of the property.

  • @yourHomegirlMichele says:

    Interesting! What would be beneficial is to piggy back with a Mortgage Protection Life Insurance policy, in the case you do not outlive the term of that 50 year loan. I have learned everything is a numbers game and at this point we are just moving money around. Whether you have a high interest rate, high price of home, or extended mortgage, the math still totals to the same or more. So to the people that ask when is a good time to buy a home??? Get in where you fit in! Anytime!

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  • @LivingInFloridaPanhandle says:

    Gold!

  • @roseagain2 says:

    Thank you!

  • @doorphobia79 says:

    NEVER recommending a 50 year mortgage loan to ANY of my clients. What a straight up evil loan plan

    • @CriticalThinking88 says:

      How many people do you know that paid off their mortgage after 30 years? The 50 yr would be no different and it’s a tool to use with a strategy based on the borrowers short and long term goals. It’s not a good fit for everyone, but it is for some.

  • @paulhanft says:

    Thank you for your objectivity

  • @Shamilt3 says:

    The next biggest thing to lower inflation of homes will be unloading about 85-100 mil people who shouldnt be in the market place, whether renting or buying, theyre an additional burden that the American people/market cannot absorb.

    Secondly his plan is to get the market rolling, NO ONE will keep a 50 yr mortgage for more than 7 ish years at most.

  • @MichaelFoxFamily says:

    💯! The people losing it about the long term interest remind me of the people that ask why banks give 30 year loans to people that are 70 or 80 years old…

  • @DrumrDrew says:

    Was there a reason the Interest rate used in the comparison example is 30 yr at 6.25% vs 50 year at 6.75% rate?

    • @ShaneZuspanBroker says:

      Difference between a 15yr and 30yr is about 50bps so most folks are using that as the best “guesstimate” from the 30yr to a 50yr rate…

  • @roxannegovari9303 says:

    Why don’t we become a nation of renters?

  • @professorprofessorson8795 says:

    50 years is good if implemented correctly

  • @ShaneZuspanBroker says:

    Rather see portable mortgages in order to unlock the lower price and low interest rate inventory… get those trade up Sellers uncuffed…

  • @stevejboyer says:

    It’s not only the total interest paid. It’s in the fact that they will pay so little toward principal that they may very easily become under water on their loan and become trapped in the loan, if they decide not to default. So it destabilizes their lives and destabilizes the market.

  • @sachiperez says:

    I have a better idea: a 1000 year loan would allow me to purchase a property so large that I could leverage it so me and my family could live off of it for generations. I wonder if that will get traction? I guess if the terms are long enough, I can afford anything? It doesn’t matter cause I can just refinance it later right?🙄

  • @christinaarcher1712 says:

    I do not think this is a good idea. They need to fire Powell and lower rates.

  • @dennishowland7495 says:

    Your mortgage is gonna make housing more affordable. I think they’re gonna charge more money cause I can get it. I think you know America cannot just live off a real estate itself. I just saved by a tiny home, not to leverage yourself in debt and make money is the banks and the people selling and making the houses.

  • @LivinginEastBayCA says:

    50 year loan is so stupid it’s unbelievable.

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