Don't look at homes on the west coast then, you don't even get a yard for that price here and the house is half the square feet. said really how expensive homes have become, you can even buy a fixer upper for less then 400k.

This is a nice example of the depreciation of a currency. Of all currencies. This house would've been 400.000 only a few years ago. Reading this commentsection shows you how people are seemingly accepting the massive transfer of wealth through inflation, moneyprinting and fraudulent monetary policies. I have nothing against Mike, it's just getting increasingly harder to ignore the disconnect between rich KZfaqrs and the average person NOT being able to afford a house or a car or just about anything these days. And if we can't talk about this, then where does it end?

A million is what 3 Bedroom Apartments are going for in NYC. It’s ridiculous!

1.1 wow overpriced 🤔

Great deal actually.

But NC won't kill you in property and school taxes.

Maybe insulate it.

There's no insulation and no HVAC in the attic. You wouldn't wanna be in there.

Forgot to tell. I love the floor in the garage 😀👌🏻

that would be a good video!

If I'm not mistaken, plywood is a thin sheet made by gluing layers of wood together, thin wood layers are stacked one on top of the other in opposite directions. It looks like that's what I saw during the attic view. Particle board is made from wood chips, sawdust, etc also glued together under high heat and pressure. Are you thinking plywood as a ripped piece of a log? That would be the best, but no commercial builder is doing that unless it's custom and the price goes UP!

​@@robnanneman No Sir, absolutely NOT real plywood construction. Take a better view at approx. 7:33 of the attic flooring and walls. That "marbled wood" material is a compressed & glued product. You're correct that genuine plywood is also sandwiched together using a glue adhesive but the glue is non-toxic. For some reason the much less expensive sawdust/particle board needs a toxic adhesive to bind the material together. Hence, the dirty little secret among home builders of a "wood" product that steadily bleeds formaldehyde into the home. A health concern that is further exacerbated by the "Tyvek" house wrap material that further contains the formaldehyde INSIDE the home. 🆘 🏠. 🆘

@@johnde2754you're thinking OSB, not particle board

@@andrewhkim fairly certain the are one in the same and BOTH are manufactured with adhesives that leach toxins back into the air of the dwelling. 👉. ☠️

Not the economy. It's fraudulent and corrupt monetary policies debasing currencies. This would've been a 400k house 4 or 5 years ago. No high-end materials and absolutely not worth 1.1 million. I'm not sh*tting on the person that bought this, but rather lament how we allowed politicians and bankers to strangle us in record-debt and a society that's reached depressing levels of inequality, greed and exclusion from the propertymarket. An income of $115.000 would be needed to be able to afford the median homeprice of $420.000 in the US. That's excluding the hotspots. Add to that propertytaxes and insurance rising by 15-25% and then some. This is so wrong and it's heartbreaking. This is what you get when a population is being gaslit by media, corporate America and multi-millionairs posing as politicians. It's the scam of the century.

drankin n smokin

Was thinking the same thing while watching 😁

🤣 just gave me tons of flashbacks in my late high school years

Canada 😂 yeah but there the money is similar to Mexican Pesos. 1 million Canadian is only $750 grand U.S.D… so there is that. Plus the weather in Canada is absolutely horrible frozen and snowing 9 months out of the year. Sneeze and the summers are over. I lived in Minnesota and was like that there even further north is again that much colder and more miserable with again higher taxes. Hard Pass!

if you dont like it dont watch, the content is free. Its not his fault you cant afford a nice house

Get on the Dave Ramsey plan and get your finances in order if you don't like where your financial life currently is at.

@@teo2263 Clearly you have zero understanding of the monetary system when housingaffordability is at all time lows. Did you miss the reality of 99% of people unable to afford a house at current prices with current interestrates? Did you miss the reality of 15 years of financial repression and fraudulent, artificial low interestrates? Have you not seen inflation these last 4 years? But sure, it's my fault.

@@derrickp It has nothing to do with being debt-free (which I am) and everything to do with a fraudulent monetary system on its last legs. Or did you really think this has a happy ending?

Don’t watch and /or lighten up.