Every economist has unanimously agreed that we need capital injection to help stabilize the current mess we are left with.

There's no serious economists that thinks rent control is a good idea.

Aaron Terrazas, senior economist at Zillow Group, says the housing market is being supported by a strong national economy, particularly in rural areas and smaller cities.

An economist would say loss of liquidity, unless it was a bad investment.Large enough equity and reserves solve every issue except how long you have to hold the property before you can cash out.Smart investors know down turns mean long turn opportunities.

I've see a feasibility study by an economist recently that mentioned using 45% of gross income when estimating operating expenses.

You don't need to be an economist to do this!

I read a recent article by one of the very best Economist in the Real Estate Business that anticipated growth of 4 to 5 percent occurred in the second quarter.

Hi Guys,Any finance/economist types able to bring this issue into focus for a long time real estate broker/investor:  Recently the 90-day interest rate rose above the 10-year rate. 

Probably busy out buying quality assets that help you meet your goals instead of playing amateur macro economist. 

Laissez Faire economists would say that that number is good, you probably push through it, and it sparks all manner of innovation - new buildings, ADU investment and building, investors putting capital at risk to take advantage of the opportunity which sparks more supply which drives prices down.