So, no, a 50% discount is certainly not unprecedented and honestly, I think 50% discount not unrealistic in some areas/neighborhoods that are ahead of the overall market.

I'm interested to hear your thoughts in these "unprecedented" times. 

This post will not explore the greater influences of unprecedented private and public debts, climate change, societal and economic inequalities and waning dollar dominance but none of those contributors are positives for investors outside of the aforementioned assets, with the exception of climate change..Curry county OR and the PNW Coast at large will arguably benefit from migration patters and more temperate climates..more on that in the next episode..The takeaway is that investors might have fewer tangible metrics to invest in real estate but the intangibles could make a good deal a great deal. 

Of course until Covid, this was a decade of unprecedented growth and economic expansion and syndication returns benefited from this strength and growth.I am involved in 10 MF syndications at the present time, some as an LP some as a GP.

Absolutely horrible idea that would explode the national deficit to an unprecedented level in no time flat, not to even go down the rabbit hole of how it would target the poor and middle class. 

Currently, we are still seeing unprecedented demand for buyers with historically low inventory.

When combined, the 0% down VA loan and non-taxable BAH is Uncle Sam's way of paying your mortgage and loan balance down at a fraction of what it would cost other Americans.This raise in BAH across the nation gives military members an unprecedented ability to keep up with housing costs, and gives them more buying power at their next (or current) duty station.If you have any question about how to best maximize your VA loan, military benefits, or investing in real estate as a military member, I am here to help!

The last two years were unprecedented, and we're seeing a larger increase in the number of short-term rentals entering the game.

We are definitely in some unprecedented times, but as buying slows people will still need a roof over their heads hence the rental markets will thrive.

Lots of moving pieces though, unprecedented government actions, no inventory, extreme rarity of crashes, etc.