Let's say the economy goes down. How does this affect the wholesale business (of single family homes)? If the economy turns down, then more people would be facing foreclosure and desperate to sell their homes, right?C...
I know that we don’t truly know where the economy is headed, although the inverted yield curve has some worried. I wanted to get some opinions on the best recession investment strategies. Are buy and hold investment p...
A lot of talk and headlines of a looming recession is floating around so I was wondering if anyone had some tips on how to be prepared to handle one. I am not too worried about the value of real estate going down, at ...
A good friend of mine and I were having a very interesting discussion on the real estate market here in Alaska. His premise is that the recession up here is going to cause such a contraction in prices on multifamily p...
Good Morning Biggerpockets.I'm still very new to this site and still learning more an more about this whole world, but I wanted to ask about some talk of upcoming recessions I've been hearing recently.Background: I'm ...
Economic conditions come in cycles just like it does in Real Estate. While there is plenty that will make investors happy, a time will come when housing prices will fall, leasing those that have made investments in r...
What do you think the impending recession’s impact on wholesaling will be?
I was recently having a conversation with a friend and we were talking about rental properties. Friend is an accountant with some rentals of his own, and his brother has various rentals throughout the country. He as...
Wells Fargo recently put out a report detailing the correlation between the inversion of the 10yr vs 1yr Treasury and predicting recessions. What they found was that when the yield curve inverted for the 10yr vs the 1...
I see so many who say they dont expect a Great Recession again. Did they forsee that one. Got the point? The economy needs a good cleansing. Booming economy yet interest rates going down is a head scratcher.For ...