Just wondering how other owners look at the situation. If many people are going to die in the coming months and years, that would mean the demand for real estate would drop, and so the prices should drop as well.
So anyone considering liquidating such assets and redirect the money in something else, based on the above assumption? I mean it's almost a no brainer if you truly believe in the depop agenda...
I have to share this story since I just heard it last night and you're talking about real estate....
My hubby has an old friend who bought a $400,000 house on 3 acres a few years ago in Florida, when the market was high.
He took a chance, and the chance paid off for him.
He stopped paying his mortgage.
Just kept his money in the bank instead.
After 3 years they finally foreclosed on him. But at this point the house was worth less than half. Since he was saving all of his money in the bank, he hired a lawyer and took the mortgage company to court.
He settled in court for a $168,000. He now owns the house, mortgage free.
What did he take the mortgage company to court for?
I believe he took them to court to settle the foreclosure, but with his lawyer he fought owing the full amount bc the house lost so much value.