I am in Lake Charles and the REI and rental activity is unprecedented!!!!

Thanks to Federal Reserve machinations, record-high excess reserves, and other unprecedented political events, we're in uncharted territory and basically anything can happen with respect to real estate prices.

It will bring down the entire world’s unprecedented debt and real estate bubble.

We have had an unprecedented runup in housing prices over the past few years.

Starting in the mid 1980s, a period of unprecedented growth begins.

There is an unprecedented opportunity now to hedge the dollar with rental real estate and you should be buying as much of it as you can get your hands on.

This situation is not uncommon, and it’s unprecedented in US history.

This kind of stuff isn't unprecedented.

The fact of the matter is that the Fed's current experiment is historically unprecedented, and nobody really knows how it will end, but most agree that it will end and likely end badly.I'd say the bigger risk is if/when we see a softening of RE and it is coupled with a softening economy, the bank may pull back that HELOC before you fund it.

My son has student loan debt and 9 rentals so it's not unprecedented.