Jay Parsons is a multifamily economist, who posts a lot on LinkedIn.

These will have a mortgage default rate of zero. https://www.nar.realtor/blogs/economists-outlook/cash-rules?...

You posted a chart that 1) doesn't have any sources which I pointed out earlier and you've yet to address who the source is and 2) I posted a chart from a famed Economist that shows different data than the one you provided, which you've also yet to address.

My son just got married to a German young lady and they teach it over there....her spending/saving habits are incredible.Re your questions, I'm far from an economist but from what I hear discussed, the real worry is having this situation get so bad that we are no longer used as the world's reserve currency.

Hotels still account for 85% of all total stays.After all of the buzz the last couple of years, one would have thought that STRs took over half of the market share, and according to the headlines that is about to come crashing down.Jamie Lane, Chief Economist of AirDNA recently spoke to this on a podcast.

Because 100% of economists say rent control doesn’t work, it’s just another case of “Don’t listen to the experts.” message they love to push.

Personally not an economist but like to think I have good instincts and will say downswing.

Inching closer to the 7% mark, the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage has climbed to 6.90%, up from 6.77% last week and notably higher than the 6.50% recorded a year ago, according to Freddie Mac data.After a period of smaller rate movements offering some relief to homebuyers, recent signals from the Federal Reserve hinting at delayed rate cuts have sparked an upward trend.Sam Khater, Chief Economist at Freddie Mac, emphasizes that strong economic and inflation data are driving this shift.

Some economists are predicting up to 7 cuts.

This includes economists with Ph.Ds, some of whom may very well be netting $1bn and drinking with Buffett, in which case we should ask why they are posting about it on biggerpockets rather than turning that $1bn/yr into $2bn/yr.If on the West Coast, a short-term day-trading predictor that is >45% but <60% accurate is the 10 year tnote.