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SHOULD YOU INVEST IN REAL ESTATE?
Maybe not. All signs point to an unprecedented disaster in the real estate market
The Real Estate Market Crash is Almost upon us. Always [fuelled by a rapid increase in home prices, a rising housing demand, skyrocketing foreclosures, and home flippers] the market then crashes. This is a repeatable and easily recognized pattern because it has preceded every single ‘bubble burst’ in the housing market, and the economy.
Today real estate is experiencing record low-interest rates that make housing a little more affordable. Now, I say ‘a little more affordable’ because low interest rates always result in ballooning house prices. God help us if builders and realtors ever give the little man a break!
It’s clear that housing demand is outpacing supply; what’s next? Perhaps the manufactured and modular homes can be a fix. The main reason is that these homes take much shorter time to build and put on site than traditional ‘stick & brick’ homes, alleviating the supply shortage.
Recently, Google reported that the search “When is the housing market going to crash?” had spiked 2,450% in the past month. Many are anticipating history to repeat itself, as in the 2008 housing/market crash. All the pieces are in place for such a disastrous financial and real estate market to repeat itself. From record low interest rates to easier credit to ballooning house prices, the stage is set for the mother of all economic and housing collapses.
Rental properties are seeing tremendous returns as young couples, no longer able to afford a home, are forced to rent. Multi-unit rental properties are already bringing record profits and are awash in cash. When the housing bubble bursts you will see acute shortages in rental properties even as landlords jack the rent just as high as the market will bear.
Click here: https://readwrite.com/2021/05/07/the-real-estate-market-crash-is-coming-sooner-than-you-think/
Look back to 2008. Compare the conditions then and now. Hold onto your hats folks, because it’s going to be a bumpy ride.
I’m Max, and that’s the way I see it!
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