Real Estate Finance - Lecture 01 - Introduction

[@kmpetrov]

Thanks. Actually, I never paid attention to my clothes. I have been so focused on the meaning and contents of the lectures that clothing and clothing style never even occurred to me.

[@ubastephen5652]

this is a great lecture sir. thank you.

[@roncipriano8352]

Trump once said " Everyone wants a bottle of cold water on a hot day . The question is do you have the money to buy it"

[@giapak1022]

Thank you so much for the lectures, its much appreciated!

[@josephlemarlenilemarleni4219]

great lecture from a great professor

[@kmpetrov]

Thank You.

[@kmpetrov]

The price should not exceed 100 monthly rents. Otherwise you are overpaying.

[@TheRaider2006]

He is a very good teacher.

[@kawola17]

Wow that was intense. Price/ Income. Rent/ Price. Interesting indicators of valuation. So if people are making more, than the house of the price should increase?

[@tabithanjuguna9440]

great lecture

[@kmpetrov]

Thank you.

[@MIVAN9778]

In my personal opinion the house bubble has a lot to do with the devaluation of the dollar (inflation) which is caused by printing new money by the government. We literally buy our money one to one from a private firm. No matter if the money comes in a paper form or digital. From that all the prices rise. To remedy that the federal reserve is lowering or raising the interest. As a result of that the public buys properties or does not buy properties. And of course the flippers multiply the demand by artificially raising it up. Both the demand and the prices. I would want to believe your explanation about capital and all but the statistics is that most of the working families live on credit in USA. From a paycheck to another. For them the house is the biggest life investment. Who makes a big difference in the bubble is the business purchase of RE. Those are the big firms that buy to rent. When there is not enough renters the investment is a losing investment. They can not pay their mortgage. If too many do it that's the bursting of a bubble. Maybe I am wrong. Just maybe.... But in any case from my point of view this has nothing to do with human capital and productivity. Besides that America has very few businesses now that yield export that boosts the economy. We exported the business through raising taxes and salaries. This money management model is doomed. And with it goes the RE market.

[@kmpetrov]

WHY are people making MORE????? Usually they make more because of INFLATION, so house prices reflect the inflation in the economy. If there is a genuine growth in PRODUCTIVITY, then the productivity will increase the SUPPLY of housing and keep the prices low. Housing prices can go up due to excessive demand from mortgage loans (i.e. housing bubble).

[@davidisabella6035]

very impressive,need to expand it

[@kmpetrov]

Thank you.

[@alexmeta264]

really inspired..... kudos!!!

[@kmpetrov]

Thank You.

[@adi18jo]

Prof.u look much cool in a "Croc T" den in dis attire.:) I am an ardent fan of yours from India who follow your videos

[@kmpetrov]

I am very sorry, but the university cancelled the course after week 1, so there were never any more lectures and any more recordings. You will need to study the investments course and figure things out with your own brain. ... and it's too early to relieve them of their properties -- are they already begging you?? Are they really desperate?

[@MIVAN9778]

Kade ziveesh Krasimir? Kade e taia lekciia? Az sam v Texas.

[@kmpetrov]

Yes, it is possible, but it only a ONE-TIME INCREASE, and the regulation MUST BE RECENT. So, in the case of the U.S., we know for sure that IT WAS A BUBBLE.

[@ivalinapasse2469]

AWESOME LECTURE YOUR VERY INFORMATIVE

[@kmpetrov]

I am glad you like my lectures.

[@adambowen6496]

Your lectures are very informative and helpful. Please keep posting them. I'm sure there are tons of people that are like myself and really appreciate your videos.

[@kmpetrov]

Of course, housing never APPRECIATES. Housing only depreciates! Housing prices may go up because of INFLATION, but in real terms they do not go up.

[@mattcochran7329]

Thank you for this. Any chance you can point me to more of your lectures?

[@dawnmockeridge7657]

very impressive

[@kmpetrov]

Many thanks... and I must say that you are not very likely to get a professional teacher like me in the universities, because they are not interested and not hiring professional teachers any more. Now all they want is "papers" (research, publications) and they don't give a damn about teaching.

[@alzaytoon3000]

your comment made me look you up in SCOPUS and found that you have no research whatsoever. research is extremely important for a university professor. you are a great teacher, but there are great teachers who are also great researchers, they are up-to-date with recent developments in the area.

[@piscestraits-rule3738]

I know this was awhile back Do you still teach? And where?

[@kmpetrov]

Yes, I was teaching for 2.5 years in Thailand. Now I have been teaching for 1 year in Cambodia.

[@BossChronicles]

what major teaches you these topics?

[@kmpetrov]

Finance.

[@Whiskey0ne]

.Any way you can improve the audio quality? Your voice is bouncing all over the room. Thanks for your time though, great lecture.

[@kawola17]

I find that a bit strange. Real estate, valuation, is like a house of cards. I don't see why prices don't stay relatively the same. If you land, then cost to build. I think the idea that a house appreciates is a bit ludicrous. The only reason a house value should increase is if more people want to move into that neighborhood.

[@pkwaranya2324]

thank you

[@xBensWorldx]

I start Monday. A bit intimidated

[@MIVAN9778]

you have almost lost your accent. I have never been able to do so. I speak and write English better than the locals but they still ask me where I am from. I loved your lecture by the way. It is awesome to learn few facts about RE bubbles and business. However I was hoping to have some math and prepare for my exam. I study for RE state exam.

[@gator966]

this guy is much better than Aktar damn him lol too bad I graduate before he joined.

[@aishahassangaal4148]

5/5

[@kmpetrov]

Thank you.

[@naasir1230786]

i can here the azan in the background.

[@derrick1981]

Does anyone else notice how big his tie is? I guess it's just me.

[@kmpetrov]

No one else is noticing! People care about contents and learning, not about the tie.

[@georigatoni1700]

i hate when people try to break things down for like high school students. great message but get to the point dude.

[@kmpetrov]

You may hate it, but other wants exactly that. These lectures were not designed for YOU. They were designed for students with limited background that need this breakdown. Sorry, but not everything here is meant for you. If you hate it, then don't watch it. Find another channel.