The last bubble was obscene. 5:00 news talking about how many houses you should buy. This time around everyone who's buying is either paying cash or has had the

The last bubble was obscene. 5:00 news talking about how many houses you should buy. This time around everyone who's buying is either paying cash or has had their income verified as being a large multiple of their loan amount. A lot of tech stocks had a huge explosion in value and I've seen a lot of people locally sell off and just pay the whole house off at once. They aren't cash flow rich but $800k down on a 1.5 million house puts their mortgage payments at a reasonable level for a couple earning 300k+ a year. I live in a state with all public records and it's very easy to just take a look at house sales and find out who bought them. Basically people who work at companies that had large increases in stock value.