Justin B.
After Seven Lean Years, Part 1: US Residential Real Estate: The Present Position And Future Prospects
The broad context of this analysis is straightforward: an economy based on ever-rising consumption falters when real household incomes stagnate or decline. Real income for the bottom 90% has been stagnant fo...
AJ Wong
When there is blood in the banks buy Real Estate
Isn't it ironic how the one time borrowers got a 'leg up' in the form ridiculously low interest rate mortgages that those same 'assets' are partially what is behind the collapse of several significant US banks and bey...
Tom Hall
what state is worthy investing?
How to figure it out what state is worthy investing? i know it is a board question, what I mean is look at Brooklyn NY people bought houses 15-20 years ago dirt cheap and now they are millionerds or Jersey city NJ peo...
Gurjot Grewal
With talks of recession why wouldn't I just buy cheap?
With inflation from my understanding two things will happen. Either rates rise to the point where they lower inflation but we risk economic slow down, job losses, deferred debt etc. If the economy slows too much they ...
Alex Silang
Does cashflow tend to increase over time?
I was wondering long term, what the trend is (over say 10+ years). Rent increase at the level of inflation, while mortgage costs stay constant, your cashflow should increase right?Any insight is appreciated.
Pat Muller
To Buy or Not to Buy
I live in a HCOL area and there is a small two-family that is currently available to me for short period and I was in the market for a multi as my first purchase when COVID hit and the market went down the tubes. Howe...
Matt Higgins
Inevitable inflation? What do we do?
The 10 year yield is up to 1.28 from a low of .52 in august. The 30 year bond has a 2 in front of it for the first time in awhile. Combined with lumber, food, housing, gas, it’s obvious that inflation is beginning t...
Jim Stein
Inflation now at 6.2%… big firm says inflation helps cre returns
Prices rose 6.2% annually in October. As an investor this is extremely concerning.
I’m reading an article with expert analysis about inflation and what it means for commercial real estate. The author talks about som...
Mike Schorah
Question of the week: Is your market a buyer's market yet?
Back in May 2007, the average U.S. home price was $217,829. It hit bottom March 2011 at $169,965. May 2008, it was $200,558. May 2009, it was $186,925. May 2010, it was $183,998. So the best time to buy was was in May...
Paul V.
Denver top in nation for rent gains, outstripping income gains since Great Recession
https://www.denverpost.com/202...Metro Denver apartment rent inflation has outstripped income gains by a higher margin than in any other major city in the U.S. since 2009, according to a study from Clever Real Estate ...