How Much Does a Home Price Really Cost?

People falsely compare to one of the best, most affordable markets ever. They should zoom out and look at a longer comparison. The medium home price is over 400 thousand dollars or it's really 390 thousand dollars. It depends on what you're looking at. So these people make funny, inaccurate comparisons, they really do.

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Are we on the brink of a housing market crash? Think again! Jason shows you why it's different this time. We shouldn't have to rely on anything extraordinary happening to get a good return on investment. Putting our hopes, dreams and hard earned money into Ponzi schemes such as the stock market or high flying cyclical markets is a risk. Real estate is a fantastic investment vehicle, as it is a need based commodity and a multidimensional asset. Jason shows you how to evaluate the true affordability of home prices today amidst constant news of soaring prices, out of control inflation and the current housing bubble.

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KeyTakeaways:

1:25 Home, where we spend most of our time

2:32 Power poverty

3:43 Uber issues and the Silicon Valley Ponzi scheme

5:40 The Jason's ex-girlfriend metric

7:48 An anecdote from The Simpsons

9:38 Housing affordability

10:40 DQYDJ Index

13:10 An inconvenient lie

14:43 At the precipice of the crash vs. today, housing is more affordable

17:24 Sustaining a country's population- start having babies