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Haha this is just too funny and too true today!! 

If you have a home for sale right now, or are thinking of selling a property this year, are you still going to be offering compensation to the buyers realtor moving forward after the NAR settlement? Feel free to elaborate in the comments why yes or no. 

Here is the “Michael Bordenaro” Consumer sentiment survey. Let us all know your current sentiment toward the U.S Economy and Housing Market.  Make Sure to Vote and comment  in more detail and I’ll be sure to use some of your comments in a future video! 

Over the years I've been on YouTube many of you have requested that I put out some sort of course that teaches about real estate.  I want to get your honest feedback and a gauge to see how many of you are actually interested in this. Make sure to vote below and of course leave a comment on the subject matter you would like to see a course from me on.  I'm not saying for sure I'll do it but if enough people are interested, I might. 

Hmmmm.... if only they could invent a car that would run in all weather conditions🤔...oh thats right, we did that already 138 years ago.  But, lets forget about that and move backwards. 

I want to do an upcoming video about how far out of control all types of insurance has gotten. Car insurance, homeowners insurance, health insurance, you name it. Any type of insurance you have that you have seen a substantial increase, please share below in the comments I’ll be using, some of the best ones in the video. 

Surprise!  Going live in about 5  mins.  Weather in Miami is crap today, so no video. Come and join me 

If you live in Florida now or you did at any point in the past 5 years and have since left, what are some things you think are much worse now than before?  Put your answers below, I'll be including the best ones in an upcoming video.  

Happy Thanksgiving! 

Really happy to see my message and awareness spread about whats "really going on" in real estate right now.  Thanks  @RyanScribner   for sharing my video and backing me up! 

Name a year / time in history when you would say homes were "affordable" for the average person with an average job.  Comment below.  I'll be using your answers for a future video idea.