Signs of a "Big Sell-Off" as Wall Street Exits the Housing Market

[@bloomip]

Love the format guys❤. Always a pleasure listening to you guys. I leaned a lot today

[@ProjectRE]

Thanks paul!

[@margaretshields5313]

Love this content! Super helpful! Oregon/Hawaii investor here.

[@ferryck]

My suggestion is that at the end of the discussion. You will vote a score for each panel from everyone. For example: Each panel can give a score 1-10. There are four of you. Total point max is 40 for each panel and see who has the most in the session. Ok. If this is a good idea and you will use it, you have to give me a shout :) Kris in West Coast. Great work Dave. Much appreciation for you sharing your thoughts.

[@scottrogers2186]

It feels like with mortgage rates rising and less people able to buy a primary residence that the renter pool will increase and therefore offset any rent decreases due to the economy.

[@brucebanksshow]

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[@edwinmachado7964]

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[@ChuckNorris-Investor]

Kathy is Right! If the Deal Pencils Get the Deal.

[@ProjectRE]

always!

[@tyuryanova]

Great discussion, very interesting and informative! Thank you!!

[@scottrogers2186]

Also, with the equity market off 25-40% I could see PE firms ditching real estate to grab more equity exposure.

[@ProjectRE]

They definitely like to follow the trends...

[@antoniostephano]

Henry says property managers are increasing their costs but property managers usually charge a percentage of rent collected. For maintenance, leasing tax they are usually billing at the cost of the vendors. So where is the property manager increasing fees (other than perhaps a fee for visiting the peooerty?

[@ProjectRE]

They could. I know our accounting and staffing costs have increased by over 20% this year.

[@andreawisner7358]

53:00 the most important advice

[@ProjectRE]

Henry knows best!

[@valeriebooker5835]

Babyboomer homes or extra properties will be hitting the market. I have rentals (multiunits) and at 66 am looking to unload a property a year to avoid tax and invest in more passive investments.

[@mukundsalekar6712]

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[@ProjectRE]

thank you!

[@tmi8443]

I love this format

[@itsa67]

Great format and great discussion!

[@ProjectRE]

Thanks!

[@robertbirch4163]

My grade for all of you is an A plus. Make some sense out of all this crazy housing market.

[@kathy_fettke]

Thanks!! I’ll take it :-)

[@karthikv809]

Damji is always bullish on housing

[@tazeev]

Love the insight from multiple experts in multiple markets. Now I am going to take a second look at the areas I glossed over. A+

[@ProjectRE]

thanks Joe!

[@antoniostephano]

49:20 I would love it he explained how he was able to pay more than anyone else in a market where prices were going down and he made an embarrassing large assignment fee. If a purchaser was willing to pay enough that much (to provide that high margin), then why were other wholesalers not willing to offer more to the home owner?

[@timothybilsky3023]

I personally feel this format is working out nicely. Lots of candid input from the team, even when it sometimes conflicts. That’s good in my estimation.

[@ProjectRE]

Thanks Tim!

[@rawmean8989]

They’re finally admitting that RE was inflated and will start to crash. Must be bad if they’re actually admitting it..

[@kathy_fettke]

I didn’t think the Fed would try to blow up and then crash the economy, but here we are. They admitted it

[@RG-xd2vp]

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[@alex.z]

Awesome format, keep’em coming, guys! And thank you for doing this, I am learning a lot!