Kevin O'Leary: "Sell Your House NOW." (The Math Behind The Coming Crash)

Kevin O'Leary (Mr. Wonderful) issues a dire warning you cannot afford to ignore. We are standing on the edge of one of the biggest real estate bubbles in history—and it is about to pop. In this urgent breakdown, O'Leary explains why this crash will be worse than 2008. Home prices have completely detached from reality, fueled by massive debt and reckless speculation. Regular families making $60,000 or $70,000 a year are buying $700,000 homes, while big institutional investors are already quietly exiting the market. The math no longer works, and the cracks are forming right now. This video is not just a warning—it is a survival guide. You will learn: The Exact Forces that inflated this bubble (easy money, remote work migration, investor frenzy). The Trigger that will cause the entire market to collapse (it's not just interest rates). The Step-by-Step Sequence of how the crash will unfold, from the first distressed seller to widespread foreclosures. CRITICAL ADVICE on what you must do TODAY to protect yourself: Should you buy a home right now? (The answer will surprise you.) If you already own, should you sell or hold on? How to position yourself with CASH to build generational wealth when prices collapse. Do not be one of the millions who lose everything. The signs are clear. The question is: will you be prepared or will you be crushed? Watch now to understand the coming financial storm and learn how to navigate it. Disclaimer: This is an independently operated fan channel dedicated to discussing the investment philosophies and market commentary of Kevin O'Leary. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or representative of Kevin O'Leary, his representatives, or any associated entities. All content is created for educational and informational purposes, utilizing publicly available interviews, speeches, and commentary. Voiceover narration and accompanying visuals are employed to clearly explain and illustrate these concepts for viewer engagement and understanding. We aim to present Mr. O'Leary's viewpoints accurately and respectfully, with no intent to mislead, impersonate, or imply direct affiliation.