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Sellers Slash Home Prices as Housing Market Continues to Decline

Home prices are on a downhill spiral as America's housing market continues to show decline. Sellers are slashing house prices in an attempt to attract homebuyers as many home buyers are cancelling their contracts and walking away from what they are calling an over-priced housing market. Be prepared to buy a house, get my Todd's Simple Home Buying Course today: https://www.sachsrealty.education/how... Lance Lambert, Resiclub: Email sign-up: https://www.resiclubanalytics.com/ X: https://x.com/NewsLambert LEGAL DISCLAIMER: Todd Sachs is a licensed Real Estate Broker in Maryland, not a mortgage lender, CPA, attorney, or financial advisor. The content in this video and on this channel is for entertainment and informational purposes only, based on personal and professional opinions. This is not legal, tax, financial, or broker representation advice. You are responsible for verifying any information shared for accuracy. If you are currently under a brokerage agreement with another real estate professional, Sachs Realty is not soliciting your representation. 📌 Subscribe for more insights on the housing market, real estate investing, and how economic trends affect your home buying power. 👍 Like, Comment, and Share if you found this valuable! #homeprices #HousingMarketNews #mortgagerates #resiclub 00:00 Resiclub Co-Founder, Lance Lambert Into 00:59 Fed Officials Discuss Risk of Housing Market Collapse 03:54 Labor and Housing Market on a sharp decline 07:10 The Affects of Government Shutdown on Housing Market 11:43 Todd's Simple Home Buying Course 12:43 Current Housing Market Trends 25:32 Mortgage Rate Expectations - What Ends the Lock-In Affect 30:10 Home Inventory Trends and Expectations 37:02 New Construction Expectations and Homebuilder Sentiments 39:46 Homebuilders sitting on 2 Million Vacant Lots 43:32 Mortgage Borrowers in Trouble 45:59 How Will Builders Provide More Affordable Housing 49:52 Final Thoughts