"If you have a $3m home that drops to $2.5, that person's gonna be OK. It's the person who bought th

Apr 28, 2022
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"If you have a $3m home that drops to $2.5, that person's gonna be OK. It's the person who bought the average $375k house that drops to $180k that can't refinance it, can't resell it, then can't afford a payment, and may lose his job." - I Allegedly (vlogger)

Different from 2008 because they got rid of the liar loans and you really had to qualify for loans after that, but they're back now. The underwriting was much more difficult after 2008 (have to have income and a real downpayment). Back to unrealistic times right now.
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<div><b>"If you have a $3m home that drops to $2.5, that person's gonna be OK. It's the person who bought the average $375k house that drops to $180k that can't refinance it, can't resell it, then can't afford a payment, and may lose his job." - I Allegedly (vlogger)</b></div><div><br></div><div>Different from 2008 because they got rid of the liar loans and you really had to qualify for loans after that, but they're back now. The underwriting was much more difficult after 2008 (have to have income and a real downpayment). Back to unrealistic times right now.<b><br></b></div>
"If you have a $3m home that drops to $2.5, that person's gonna be OK. It's the person who bought the average $375k house that drops to $180k that can't refinance it, can't resell it, then can't afford a payment, and may lose his job." - I Allegedly (vlogger)

Different from 2008 because they got rid of the liar loans and you really had to qualify for loans after that, but they're back now. The underwriting was much more difficult after 2008 (have to have income and a real downpayment). Back to unrealistic times right now.

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