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All Forum Posts by: Darius Parsia

Darius Parsia has started 1 posts and replied 38 times.

Post: The future of RE investing - 5 and 10 year outlook

Darius ParsiaPosted
  • Investor
  • Sarasota, FL
  • Posts 39
  • Votes 39
Quote from @James Hamling:
Quote from @Darius Parsia:

When did I ever ask for "participation" homes? I'm not asking for handouts, I just want things to be fair and just - which is not how things are now.

The games is rigged and you know it. Politicians are bought by big corporations, they pass laws that benefit them. No term limits for congress members, they don't even get impacted by a government shutdown!

This is where you are wrong in your assumptions - that any generation younger than yours is complaining for NO REASON! Look at this chart - you and your generation fared much better than what we are having to deal with. 

Yes, there are market cycles, but overall the trend has been a continued growth in costs of goods and homes, while incomes have barely adjusted accordingly. 

Do you not remember how much further your dollar got you on goods just 10 years ago? 20 years ago? I rest my case!



 You know that socialism doesn't work, it's just as bad as communism. Nowhere was I suggesting a redistribution of wealth. By "fair" I mean not allowing politicians to take bribes, insider trading and work past 80 years of age with no term limits! Look at how corrupt Nancy Pelosi and Mitch McConnell are and how rich they are from their corruption! 

Post: The future of RE investing - 5 and 10 year outlook

Darius ParsiaPosted
  • Investor
  • Sarasota, FL
  • Posts 39
  • Votes 39
Quote from @Tim Bratz:

There's always going to be winds blowing your sail. The question then becomes: how do you adjust? Are you finding solutions or someone to blame? The only thing constant is change. 


 Yes, Tim I have discussed potential solutions in various posts and replies on this topic that I started, which unfortunately has gotten out of hand. What solutions do you propose?

Post: The future of RE investing - 5 and 10 year outlook

Darius ParsiaPosted
  • Investor
  • Sarasota, FL
  • Posts 39
  • Votes 39
Quote from @James Hamling:
Quote from @Darius Parsia:
Quote from @James Hamling:
Quote from @Darius Parsia:
Quote from @James Hamling:

 go ahead poke fun. it turns out most "conspiracy theories" have turned out to be true! 8/10.


No kidding, 8/10 you say. Which 8/10 is that?     Flat Earth? is that one of the 8 or the 2? Hollow Earth? Or maybe that Real Estate will collapse in 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023..... Or maybe that lizard people secretly rule the world. Or that the space ship is following hail-Bop comet and we all gotta get some Nikes, cut our nuggets off and drink the kool-aid to catch a ride? 

Oh, how I could go on and on and on and on with wack-a-mole insanity conspiracy theories. 

How's all that food prep from the end of everything in '09' treating ya? Got your bug-out-bag packed? Still waiting for "Mad Max world"? 

You are VERY closed minded sir. 
Alright, here's a short list of 30 conspiracy theories that turned out to be true!
The NSA one is quite a big deal, don't you remember Edward Snowden?

This is just a SMALL sampling. Imagine how many more will be proven true years later. 
Since there is SO MUCH money and effort keeping things secret, it takes a lot of time and effort to expose this stuff so I understand why you may be naïve to it all.

The point is if even just a handful of conspiracy theories turn out to be true, don't you think it's logically unwise to automatically assume that a conspiracy theory can't be possible or true? Don't you think it makes sense to QUESTION things at the very least? "The science is settled" is the most B.S. claim I've ever heard. If you can't question it, it's not science.

Now even if you put all that aside, we still have the very obvious facts to contend with - rising costs, inflation, massive increasing total debt far outweighing our GDP... do I really need to go on? Pay attention. 

 Do you actually know what a conspiracy theory is? Your "list of 30" is a flippin joke. For example: 

#10Not really a conspiracy but the author of Hunt for Red October got the story of submarines so accurate that the department of defense investigated him thinking he was a spy.

or

#8My grandfather for years told everyone his well water was poisoned. Everyone thought it was one of his (many) delusions. Eventually one of my uncles tested the water from his well and it turns out it was unsafe to drink.

or

#15Drug money is used to rig elections and train brutal, corporate-sponsored dictators around the world.

or

#17All FIFA World Cups were purchased from 1998 through 2014. When I know that in 2002, I heard about who would win each year. And it happened!

or

#22Playing football causes brain damage. They knew since the 80s but it was becoming such a juggernaut that they climate change denier’d it.

.... I mean come on kid, seriously, what insanity cult are you involved in? I couldn't even stomach to make it through your koo-koo list. But hey it had I think 2 or 3 half truths in it. And classified is not the same as conspiracy theory. 

And a slew of the other ones are just ridiculous. Oh the CIA had a poison dart gun nobody knew about and later admitted. Yeah, it's called CLASSIFIED, the military has a way for doing that, ya know, so they can do their job. It's kinda tough to get things done advertising to the enemy all your best tools and tricks. 

And as for your phone listening in, guess what, you approved that. Read your EULA next time, but hey, I guess not reading the EULA is now a conspiracy theory. 

Look, your down a rabbit hole of crazy, it's obvious sense doesn't make it's way down there for ya so what's the point of trying to share any. 





I don't know about numbers 10 and 17, but numbers 8, 15, and 22 are true and I've seen the evidence.

For example poison in water - in many municipal water supplies in major ciites, the water contains high amounts of toxic metals and flouride. There's tons of research on this, it's just suppressed to bury the truth.

Also, I'm not a "kid" man, I'm 40! Not in a cult, but those who blindly obey authority, wear masks that don't prevent a virus and take an experimental drug (vax) without knowing its ingredients or side affects are all part of a cult.

Let's bring this back on topic about the issues surrounding market trends and affects on Real Estate and investing.

Post: The future of RE investing - 5 and 10 year outlook

Darius ParsiaPosted
  • Investor
  • Sarasota, FL
  • Posts 39
  • Votes 39

When did I ever ask for "participation" homes? I'm not asking for handouts, I just want things to be fair and just - which is not how things are now.

The games is rigged and you know it. Politicians are bought by big corporations, they pass laws that benefit them. No term limits for congress members, they don't even get impacted by a government shutdown!

This is where you are wrong in your assumptions - that any generation younger than yours is complaining for NO REASON! Look at this chart - you and your generation fared much better than what we are having to deal with. 

Yes, there are market cycles, but overall the trend has been a continued growth in costs of goods and homes, while incomes have barely adjusted accordingly. 

Do you not remember how much further your dollar got you on goods just 10 years ago? 20 years ago? I rest my case!

Post: The future of RE investing - 5 and 10 year outlook

Darius ParsiaPosted
  • Investor
  • Sarasota, FL
  • Posts 39
  • Votes 39
Quote from @James Hamling:
Quote from @Darius Parsia:
Quote from @Nicholas L.:

@Darius Parsia

i'm not diminishing anything.  i'm trying to understand what your position is, and so i'm asking questions about it.  i've stated over and over that cash flow is much tougher to come by now, and i didn't say any of the other methods were easy or obvious.  i was just pointing out to you that there are ways to invest other than with hard money.  it was a very narrow point.

a lot to respond to in what you just posted, but i'd argue we need more immigration - legal, of course.  the birth rate is going down and population growth is slowing... that is going to present an enormous challenge.

are you buying right now?  i'm still trying.  i have a small portfolio but i'm still looking to grow.  cash flow is nearly impossible so i'm buying for equity.

My position is there are dark forces at play with big players behind the scenes. While that may sound like "conspiracy theory" talk, it's true. Just look into the World Economic Forum. I have been researching this stuff for the past two years ever since I discovered how the CV19 "pandemic" was planned and WHY it happened. Some people can't handle the truth, but in actuality 13 families have been ruling the world for centuries and they have been steadily ensuring that the rich get richer and poor get poorer. 

That said, things are no longer just cyclical. There are big changes happening that will affect the future of RE, money, investing, etc. Even the slow down in birth rates has been orchestrated by psychopath globalists that believe earth is over populated (which is NOT the case, we just have areas of large concentrations of populations. Plenty of land and resources available spread out).
They do this by running propaganda 24/7 such as transgender, gender changes even for CHILDREN, and turning men more feminine, women more masculine, chipping away at trinational family values. Additionally, all the poisons in our food and water (fluoride is poison), and vaccines causing miscarriages/infertility. 

Anyway, no I cannot afford to buy anything at the moment, waiting until the right opportunity, which we should see next year. There will be lots of opportunities to buy next year, but lots of competition too.

Ok, so just to recap here. 

There is 13 families, who rule the world. A super-secret cabal. And, they hate you, there focus is for you to suffer and die, because they want to rule less people. 

And this super-secret cabal, is so krafty, that they have taken over control of the world, all world leaders, all countries. They control USA, Russia, China, everywhere. There so krafty at what they do, they have everyone, everywhere, under their thumb. 

.... Except you. 

You, from your, I assume parents basement, have "figured em all out". You've been researching them, this super-secret cabal so skilled they have usurped nations but you, you got em pegged..... 

Are you following the notion here. How is it they can both be so krafty that they control nations and the world, but you have em all sorted and plotted out.    Are you freaking super-man or something? 


Do I really need to state the obvious here? The answer to your question is simple. In order to overthrow such a cabal or corrupt government, many many people have to rise up together - but they can't or won't because everyone in America is too distracted by jobs (survival), or social media, celebrities and sports. “Give them bread and circuses and they will never revolt.”

If you took the time to research global events in just the past five years, you would have learned about the countless massive protests and riots in other countries against their corrupt and totalitarian governments in China, Australia, UK, France, and many more places. Americans are to docile to revolt in such a way - and that is by design!

The best we can do for now is educate each other and work together to thrive against all this injustice. I'm not hear to be negative and all doom and gloom, as I said before, I want to focus on SOLUTIONS.

Post: The future of RE investing - 5 and 10 year outlook

Darius ParsiaPosted
  • Investor
  • Sarasota, FL
  • Posts 39
  • Votes 39
Carlos, what do you not agree on about the 13 families? It is a fact, I even provided a reference to it and there are many more references if you take a minute to research... I'm not making stuff up here.

Post: The future of RE investing - 5 and 10 year outlook

Darius ParsiaPosted
  • Investor
  • Sarasota, FL
  • Posts 39
  • Votes 39
Quote from @James Hamling:
Quote from @Darius Parsia:
Quote from @James Hamling:

 go ahead poke fun. it turns out most "conspiracy theories" have turned out to be true! 8/10.


No kidding, 8/10 you say. Which 8/10 is that?     Flat Earth? is that one of the 8 or the 2? Hollow Earth? Or maybe that Real Estate will collapse in 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023..... Or maybe that lizard people secretly rule the world. Or that the space ship is following hail-Bop comet and we all gotta get some Nikes, cut our nuggets off and drink the kool-aid to catch a ride? 

Oh, how I could go on and on and on and on with wack-a-mole insanity conspiracy theories. 

How's all that food prep from the end of everything in '09' treating ya? Got your bug-out-bag packed? Still waiting for "Mad Max world"? 

You are VERY closed minded sir. 
Alright, here's a short list of 30 conspiracy theories that turned out to be true!
The NSA one is quite a big deal, don't you remember Edward Snowden?

This is just a SMALL sampling. Imagine how many more will be proven true years later. 
Since there is SO MUCH money and effort keeping things secret, it takes a lot of time and effort to expose this stuff so I understand why you may be naïve to it all.

The point is if even just a handful of conspiracy theories turn out to be true, don't you think it's logically unwise to automatically assume that a conspiracy theory can't be possible or true? Don't you think it makes sense to QUESTION things at the very least? "The science is settled" is the most B.S. claim I've ever heard. If you can't question it, it's not science.

Now even if you put all that aside, we still have the very obvious facts to contend with - rising costs, inflation, massive increasing total debt far outweighing our GDP... do I really need to go on? Pay attention. 

Post: The future of RE investing - 5 and 10 year outlook

Darius ParsiaPosted
  • Investor
  • Sarasota, FL
  • Posts 39
  • Votes 39
Quote from @Nicholas L.:

@Darius Parsia

i'm not diminishing anything.  i'm trying to understand what your position is, and so i'm asking questions about it.  i've stated over and over that cash flow is much tougher to come by now, and i didn't say any of the other methods were easy or obvious.  i was just pointing out to you that there are ways to invest other than with hard money.  it was a very narrow point.

a lot to respond to in what you just posted, but i'd argue we need more immigration - legal, of course.  the birth rate is going down and population growth is slowing... that is going to present an enormous challenge.

are you buying right now?  i'm still trying.  i have a small portfolio but i'm still looking to grow.  cash flow is nearly impossible so i'm buying for equity.

My position is there are dark forces at play with big players behind the scenes. While that may sound like "conspiracy theory" talk, it's true. Just look into the World Economic Forum. I have been researching this stuff for the past two years ever since I discovered how the CV19 "pandemic" was planned and WHY it happened. Some people can't handle the truth, but in actuality 13 families have been ruling the world for centuries and they have been steadily ensuring that the rich get richer and poor get poorer. 

That said, things are no longer just cyclical. There are big changes happening that will affect the future of RE, money, investing, etc. Even the slow down in birth rates has been orchestrated by psychopath globalists that believe earth is over populated (which is NOT the case, we just have areas of large concentrations of populations. Plenty of land and resources available spread out).
They do this by running propaganda 24/7 such as transgender, gender changes even for CHILDREN, and turning men more feminine, women more masculine, chipping away at trinational family values. Additionally, all the poisons in our food and water (fluoride is poison), and vaccines causing miscarriages/infertility. 

Anyway, no I cannot afford to buy anything at the moment, waiting until the right opportunity, which we should see next year. There will be lots of opportunities to buy next year, but lots of competition too.

Post: The future of RE investing - 5 and 10 year outlook

Darius ParsiaPosted
  • Investor
  • Sarasota, FL
  • Posts 39
  • Votes 39
Quote from @Nicholas L.:

@Darius Parsia a few responses to your response to me.

"The stock market should have corrected, the only thing preventing it from not crashing hard this past year was massive money printing."

OK... but it didn't crash.  This is like saying "house prices should be cheaper, the only reason they're not is the demand and the demand is propping them up."  It just doesn't really help us predict what's going to happen.

"Hard money loans will be the likely only option to invest in flip/rental opportunities if leverage is needed"

I get it, you're making the point that the rise in interest rates has changed things. But your statement isn't accurate - there are LOTS of ways to invest even now without hard money. I'm having success with seller finance. House hacking still works. Others might buy all in cash. It seems like CRE is actually getting hit harder than residential RE.

"if investors are going to have to compete more and more with BlackRock, entering REI will continue to become difficult for small time and new investors."

I don't think we are competing more and more with BlackRock - the pace of their buying has slowed. And the amount of real estate they owned was always overstated - it's very concentrated in just a handful of markets, and I believe all the institutional investors combined still only own 2-4% of all SFHs.  They're a convenient bogeyman but they're just not that much of a factor outside specific neighborhoods in specific markets.


 Look at the US treasury yields, that's a great indicator of the fragile state of the market.

So you're telling me that the AVERAGE, new and/or young investor or family is going to be able to easily find and obtain deals with seller financing? House hacking doesn't work if you're competing with cash buyers and you don't have the capital, need to get leverage. Most distressed homes don't qualify for a loan. Buying a SFR and renting out extra rooms is not an option when are a family of 3+. You are diminishing the magnitude of challenges right now. Just because YOU can creatively find ways around it does not mean everyone is going to be able to.

We're about to see massive job losses next year that we're already seeing early warning signs of now, and once Tesla robots and other AI automations tick up starting next year and onward, job losses will continue exponentially. Also all the immigrants swarming into US will take a lot of jobs. Tough times are ahead, and my post is intended to shed light on these facts so that families and investors alike can work together to plan ahead and get creative.

As for competing with BlackRock, they are smart opportunists and will buy en mass when we have major catastrophic events stemmed from immigration, crime, pandemics, war, natural disasters, etc. 

Post: The future of RE investing - 5 and 10 year outlook

Darius ParsiaPosted
  • Investor
  • Sarasota, FL
  • Posts 39
  • Votes 39
Quote from @James Hamling:
Quote from @Carlos Ptriawan:
Quote from @James Hamling:
Quote from @V.G Jason:
Quote from @James Hamling:
Quote from @V.G Jason:


Our OP here is only ranting how his generation can not purchase a house


I'd go a step further and say it's yet another on the pile of: "I can't find the deal I want, so it must be the markets fault. And since it's not what I want, it must all fall-down, back to where I want it, so I can easily do REI". 

 Sir, you have just proven you have absolutely no understanding or empathy for young and new investors and potential home owners in TODAY's market. Assume you have an average income of $75,000 single or $150,000 married, some standard monthly expenses (which are higher than ever), credit card debt, and just barely enough for a 20% down payment or maybe less than that. You want to live or invest in a up and coming/growing market where quality of life is good and there are jobs. Plain and simple - with the combination of high home prices, high interest rates, stagnant wages and high costs of living - home affordability is out of reach - only 25% of middle class Americans can now afford to buy a home! Take your wealthy man blinders off for a moment and try to put yourself in the shoes of the common person to see the struggle. Do some research.