All right. Well, realtors of TikTok has become a slur, meaning greedy, slimy, scummy salespeople,

trying to convince all the struggling renters to buy a home with them. So the TikTok realtor,

who by the way, most of them are brand spanking new, so that they can get a sale and they can

force the renters into buying a home that they can't afford. Sadly, I tend to kind of partially agree with this portrayal and judgment.

This slur, unfortunately, has in many ways been earned.

So who do you believe?

The opinions in the comments about the slimy realtors of TikTok or a Google search on the best times to buy in the

potential housing bubble?

Or is there an option three?

Let's talk about it.

I'm not going to be. What is up my how to buy a homies?

Lots to get into on today's topic.

So let's dive right in.

Now, for your first time buyers out there, things are getting more expensive every day.

You're seeing prices continue to rise. And you're also seeing those pesky mortgage interest rates go up,

which of course increases your projected monthly payments. So lots of people are looking

for answers on the potential of a housing bubble, partially because it just seems inevitable

the way things are going. And partially because let's face it, some of you are pissed off and it sucks right now.

And you really just kind of want a bubble to happen so you finally feel like you can afford a house again.

So social media is being bombarded with realtors.

Many of them, as I said, brand new to the business, and they are so thirsty to try to become the next

realtor influencer, trying to go viral, or actually many of them are just trying to make a

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