Completely agree. He's one of the very few that will talk specifics on what to do today, backed up by data and rational analysis, instead of just theory. I've become a fan.
Thank you Ken, I love you content, it’s really helping my husband and I stay put. We are first time buyers, millennials waiting for a market correction. Best thing we’re doing is staying out of this hot market, saving money and getting ready to go shopping once the time is right. Your content really encourages us to keep on doing what we feel is right even though our environment is telling us to buy. Thank you!
It is certainly a dynamic time Anali and always hard to predict where things are going. It sounds like you and your husband have a good plan and are diligent about your financial future. Keep educating yourself and the right opportunities will come along!. Thanks for watching and commenting!
We made the decision to buy a single family home as a rental. Prices are up in this rural area of TN but interest rates are so low! When inflation hits which it most certainly will we won’t be holding cash and losing $$
If you’re renting, you should buy a house. Anyone who disagrees is crazy. People have been waiting for the market to soften up for 5 plus years and now these houses are worth hundreds of thousands of dollars more and with rates this low??? You can borrow 500k for 30 years and only pay back 650k over the 30yrs. This is nuts and hope this makes sense. Good luck!
@@JTFore Yes money is cheap now, but prices are higher than ever, in some cities exponentially moreso than 5 years ago. It's a bit more nuanced than "anyone who disagrees is crazy," mr loan officer lol.
This is purely just my own anecdote based off my personal experience. I live in Houston and recently bought a home here. During covid, My partner and I worked from home and our inner city tiny apartment felt like it was getting smaller and smaller. We wanted space. It made sense to buy a home as opposed to find a larger place to rent for a multitude of reasons I won't get into. But finding a home near the city center that was affordable and in a neighborhood we liked was REALLY hard. We even entertained the idea of moving to the burbs. We ended up finding a home we loved that was little further from the city center than we wanted it to be but still close enough to say we live in the city. In good traffic, it can be as little as a 12 minute drive from our tiny former apartment. Anyway, THREE of those fasting growing "cities" are Houston suburbs. I can't help but think that at least some of those Katy, Cypress, and Richmond moves were people like us who were once more centrally located but decided that a life further away from the city center fit their needs best. Just my two and a half cents.
I appreciate you taking your time to make these videos, Ken. I'm sure you could use your time on other things, but these are really informative, thank you.
I can vouch for Idaho. In my town it was unusual to see out of state plates. Now I see New York, Florida, Oregon, and Washington plates everywhere. Real Estate inventory very Low. Prices are high. Locals are struggling buying new homes against out of state people. 😱
@Robert Joiner CDA is super expensive, we live outside of CDA. Everyone moving here will be sad when they see the prices and try and find their slice of Idaho they've dreamed of.
I am new to this, and at such a time, and in Long Island. So, I am trying to soak up as much "verse" as possible. Your videos answer many questions. I really thought NY was all at a disadvantage at this time, high taxes, "socialist" state... I was really surprised to see it on the list of possible attractive places from one of the sources you used. According to Zillow prices are 0.5% down here.
I am thinking of buying a house this year your vidios are going to help me dicide around what time to seriously start lookibg to buy thank you great vidios best information i have found in months since i have been looking since mid last year and in 1 day in 2 of his vidios got more information then i have from hundreds of vidios i have watched in almost a year now thank you 👍
I’ll say Denver is insane right now. I can’t believe how low the inventory is here. Great place to wholesale but I’d stay away from buying a personal residence here unless it’s at a discount lol
If you hope to understand Denver's prior/future growth patterns keep in mind two irrefutable things. Historically, Colorado experiences a regular cyclical "GOLD RUSH.' Ten years to the day is sufficient to peg some trends. They are building multi-family so fast to meet demand that liveability will soon go out the widow, -again! (Think single-lane traffic jams like never before.)
I live in the Bay Area. SF is a ghost town and for the last 5 years most of the people I’ve met have only stayed for one year. After Rona, locals who grew up here and vowed they’d never leave have fled. I feel like I barely know anyone in my local area anymore
As always, thank you very much Ken! I know so many of us are very appreciative of your hard work and imparting your knowledge upon us! I am in Houston , you are correct, BUT, I design big Custom Home and I am swamped right now, I guess that low in money is attractive!
It certainly does. Even though I am not being able to jump into the market for rental at this time, but prepping and trying to learn as much as possible by watching your videos. All your videos have all types/different information and very educational for anyone from beginners (like me) to experts.🙏🙏
@@mortgagesbyus9547 Great, hope you guys respect that's a RED STATE. Respect it and vote Republican! Don't come and ruin NC and make it into California.
Awesome video Ken! By the way, with some of the executive orders that are related to the oil and nat-gas area, should one be extra cautious when looking at investing in communities with strong ties to that industry?
PWCs call for Raleigh / Durham is dead on. I have never seen an area that is building housing like I see here. We are actually moving further south in NC to a small town to get away from the sprawl. Sold our home sight unseen, $15K over ask one day on the market.
I read all your books, three times; watch every RUclips video. Met you real quick at George G.‘s party. Also read pretty much all Robert K.’s books; three times started with Rich Dad Poor Dad in 1998. Tom Wheelright’s books basically the whole circle’s books and videos. You all are my teachers and appreciate all your hard work and time!
Regarding the teleworking aspect, employers are catching up on this and are starting to adjust the pay of their employees due to locality pay. This is especially true in government jobs. The locality pay can differ by a lot. A person earning 100k in Virginia will earn 125k for the same job in California.
Hi Ken, I have a quick question for you when you’re doing this type of analysis related to supply and demand do you take into account homebuilders and development when analyzing specifically the inventory?
Good content. This still doesn't give anyone a guarantee, because there are so many different strategies. Flippers might love a growing market. Landlords might like a cheap market with lots of low income tenants. One might argue 'cost of money is cheap so get in now!' Which is true, until the gov forces deregulation on mortgage companies again and all of your renters can suddenly afford a house of their own... temporarily... and we all know how that worked out.
Since people are leaving these outbound cities and states. Wouldn't it be smart to invest in affordable housing in these states and cities since prices will go down due to a decrease in demand? Or is that a hyper supply situation??
I'm wondering this exact same thing. Would it be wise to go buy in the areas where everyone is leaving? Assuming the prices are decreasing because so many have left for other regions.
Yeah I was thinking his claims depend on the strategy. Investing in a 'growing market' is fine if you have money and can hold until it yields returns. However, investing in a market that has dropped will warrant better deals for rental income.
Ken, your information is informative. What is concerning for me as an individual who has been interested in real estate for years, but has no investment money to invest in real estate, I live in a high input real estate market, with what seems like prices skyrocketing daily. Affordable housing non existent. Hearing you say you have an acquisition employee who fly's around the country buying up real estate, in hot markets, to me interprets why the divide between rich get richer, poor gets poorer. In my beautiful area home ownership has become an unrealistic American dream for many state natives. Even the rents have become unaffordable. While there is money to be made in real estate, it seems very unfortunate for the majority of the everyday working class people cannot even afford their American dream. We cannot compete with the acquisition buyer's.
Thanks for watching and commenting L C! We certainly have a troubling divide between rich and poor in this country and I have done a few videos on strategies for supporting more affordable housing. I believe that we will can find solutions to these challenges. Again, I appreciate your support.
I feel you L C I live in a high col area. Sometimes you just need to sacrifice a lot. I see some like me who make less than the area living wage but (with a significant other) able to afford a place in a les than desirable area. But this takes a lot of work and time. Most people in my area both renters and owners live paycheck to paycheck. A few of the older ones who own property can afford vacations, but not exotic vacations. Good luck to you, it is a struggle and I hope you do well. I hope I do well to eventually 🙃
I live in Florida and I’m invested here as well. There is crazy competition down here! I’m talking about waiting in lines in order to see a property and sending offers to homes that have 50+ offers. It’s a hot hot market 🥵 Thanks for another great video!
I’m surprised that PWC has Long Island, NY on the list. The property taxes are extremely high as well as the real estate prices and has a lot of local government corruption. Not to mention : it’s an island! Imagine trying to bug outta there in these chaotic times.
You know when I tell you this man is brilliant? Ken McElroy is brilliant he is taking the time to break this down tell you the website oh my God I love this man. You add so much value to the real estate community ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎑🎑🎑🎑🎑🎑🎑🎑
Thanks! But isn’t there some validity to be contrarian and buy in places like nyc right now bc prices have dropped so low? Can you please comment on that? People can move... but maybe they’ll move back
Thank you Ken. Great presentation. What kind of real estate are the big boys (big money) investing in now? New construction Single family homes (0.6 ish RV ratio) are being promoted all over the Internet. They seem to be targeted toward first time investors with limited resources. These properties with $200-$300 cash flow in the small towns seem very inefficient type of investments. Would you agree?
I recommend you read ken's book "The ABC's of buying rental property". He breaks it down from he very beginning stages for those ready to jump in and see about the industry.
Ken, you should create a show that covers what we thought 2019, 2020, and now 2021 would look like compared to what actually happened or is happening. So many pundits out there confusing their viewers.
We are in the biggest bubble We have ever seen. This is the everything bubble. Real estate, commercial real estate, treasuries, currencies, and so on. I see a hyperinflationary depression coming. We going back on lockdown after the summer so it's a matter of time before this bubble pops.
Thanks for watching and commenting twice! The last 4 months have me really slammed, I have a Facebook forum through my website and my team is working on a member forum that we hope to have up and running soon. I think that is a good place for us to connect and has the added benefit and support of an active community.
Ken any Chance I could Interview you on my RUclips Channel called One Rental at a Time? The advice in this video is outstanding, especially if you are looking at Large Multi Family Properties. Unfortunately I believe a lot of Newbie investors who are looking at Single Family Homes will see this video as Permission to NOT do the Work but instead KEEP researching, keep looking for that next piece of data. Folks we need to move, we need to go else the market will just pass them by once again.
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Ken has the best real estate analysis content I’ve seen on RUclips.
Thank you so much! I appreciate the kind words.
Completely agree. He's one of the very few that will talk specifics on what to do today, backed up by data and rational analysis, instead of just theory. I've become a fan.
Second that
Totally agreed 👍
Agreed. Ken’s best content is when he focuses on real estate and less on macro.
Thank you Ken, I love you content, it’s really helping my husband and I stay put. We are first time buyers, millennials waiting for a market correction. Best thing we’re doing is staying out of this hot market, saving money and getting ready to go shopping once the time is right. Your content really encourages us to keep on doing what we feel is right even though our environment is telling us to buy. Thank you!
It is certainly a dynamic time Anali and always hard to predict where things are going. It sounds like you and your husband have a good plan and are diligent about your financial future. Keep educating yourself and the right opportunities will come along!. Thanks for watching and commenting!
We made the decision to buy a single family home as a rental. Prices are up in this rural area of TN but interest rates are so low! When inflation hits which it most certainly will we won’t be holding cash and losing $$
If you’re renting, you should buy a house. Anyone who disagrees is crazy. People have been waiting for the market to soften up for 5 plus years and now these houses are worth hundreds of thousands of dollars more and with rates this low??? You can borrow 500k for 30 years and only pay back 650k over the 30yrs. This is nuts and hope this makes sense. Good luck!
@@JTFore Yes money is cheap now, but prices are higher than ever, in some cities exponentially moreso than 5 years ago. It's a bit more nuanced than "anyone who disagrees is crazy," mr loan officer lol.
I appreciate that you actually research your opinions and you’re not just making click bait.
This is purely just my own anecdote based off my personal experience. I live in Houston and recently bought a home here. During covid, My partner and I worked from home and our inner city tiny apartment felt like it was getting smaller and smaller. We wanted space. It made sense to buy a home as opposed to find a larger place to rent for a multitude of reasons I won't get into. But finding a home near the city center that was affordable and in a neighborhood we liked was REALLY hard. We even entertained the idea of moving to the burbs. We ended up finding a home we loved that was little further from the city center than we wanted it to be but still close enough to say we live in the city. In good traffic, it can be as little as a 12 minute drive from our tiny former apartment. Anyway, THREE of those fasting growing "cities" are Houston suburbs. I can't help but think that at least some of those Katy, Cypress, and Richmond moves were people like us who were once more centrally located but decided that a life further away from the city center fit their needs best. Just my two and a half cents.
Your knowledge is GOLD... Keep the videos coming🙌🏼
Thank you! Will do! Thanks for watching and commenting!
You are one of the few that tells us what sources you used. Thank you’
Thanks for watching, I'm glad you are finding it useful!
I appreciate you taking your time to make these videos, Ken. I'm sure you could use your time on other things, but these are really informative, thank you.
You are our hero, Ken❣️ You always bring incredible information that is timely and concise. 👏👏👏 Thank you.
I can vouch for Idaho. In my town it was unusual to see out of state plates. Now I see New York, Florida, Oregon, and Washington plates everywhere. Real Estate inventory very Low. Prices are high. Locals are struggling buying new homes against out of state people. 😱
Idaho is a beautiful place and it is no wonder so many people are discovering it and moving there. Good luck and thank you for watching!
Veros where are you? We are in Meridian. Been trying to move into another house in our area and have finally given up.
Thanks for sharing
Inventory extremely low and net migration has skyrocketed prices!
@Robert Joiner CDA is super expensive, we live outside of CDA. Everyone moving here will be sad when they see the prices and try and find their slice of Idaho they've dreamed of.
Thank you for sharing brother. This is PRICELESS information!!!!!💪🏻💵💰
Love this channel's content! Thanks for sharing all your knowledge Ken.
My pleasure! I appreciate you taking the time to watch!
Ken, thank you so much for all the information and analysis! Watching your videos every morning.
Thanks for watching! Hope you are executing on some of the ideas!
I am new to this, and at such a time, and in Long Island. So, I am trying to soak up as much "verse" as possible. Your videos answer many questions. I really thought NY was all at a disadvantage at this time, high taxes, "socialist" state... I was really surprised to see it on the list of possible attractive places from one of the sources you used. According to Zillow prices are 0.5% down here.
6 months into the year, Raleigh is killing it.
Great, great content Ken! Keep it up 👍
Appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
Thank you Ken. Excellent insights.
Also, tons of respect and admire to man like you that is already so successful but yet so humble and willing to share and teach.❤️👍🏻
agreed
great stuff as always, thanks Ken
Who tf dislikes this 🤦🏽♂️ love the content Ken! Thank you 🙏🏽
Haha! It seems you can't please everyone!
I am thinking of buying a house this year your vidios are going to help me dicide around what time to seriously start lookibg to buy thank you great vidios best information i have found in months since i have been looking since mid last year and in 1 day in 2 of his vidios got more information then i have from hundreds of vidios i have watched in almost a year now thank you 👍
this is great content, learned a lot, thank you!
Thank you! I'm glad is was useful to you and you can put some of the concepts to work for you.
I’ll say Denver is insane right now. I can’t believe how low the inventory is here. Great place to wholesale but I’d stay away from buying a personal residence here unless it’s at a discount lol
And it's trickling down to the Springs now. Inventory is crazy low.
If you hope to understand Denver's prior/future growth patterns keep in mind two irrefutable things. Historically, Colorado experiences a regular cyclical "GOLD RUSH.' Ten years to the day is sufficient to peg some trends. They are building multi-family so fast to meet demand that liveability will soon go out the widow, -again! (Think single-lane traffic jams like never before.)
I live in the Bay Area. SF is a ghost town and for the last 5 years most of the people I’ve met have only stayed for one year. After Rona, locals who grew up here and vowed they’d never leave have fled. I feel like I barely know anyone in my local area anymore
Crime is also way up after all the rioting and a lot people don’t feel very safe in the city
Haha im from san jose, and you are absolutely right. Its a ghost town here in sj also
Awesome video and such a nice guy! This is a gift for investors.
Thank you so much! I'm glad you are getting value from the video.
As always, thank you very much Ken! I know so many of us are very appreciative of your hard work and imparting your knowledge upon us! I am in Houston , you are correct, BUT, I design big Custom Home and I am swamped right now, I guess that low in money is attractive!
Thanks for watching dvh! And congrats on keeping busy!
Very solid content, thank you Ken🍻🍺
Another slam dunk report and video. Thank you Ken!
I really appreciate you taking the time to watch!
Thank you for sharing your wisdom and experience
My pleasure! I hope you are finding it useful to improve your financial future.
Thank Prof McElroy for another great video..
Ha ha! Not bad for a "C" student! Thanks so much for watching!
ABC’s of Buying Rental Property
chapter seven, Ken.
Thanks for the examples in the book for estimated cash flow and returns.
Enjoy all your videos and thank you as always, Ken. I don’t know how many times I had said this 😀. Keep waiting for your next ones 😁
Wow, thanks. I appreciate your support and I hope that the info is helping you with your financial future!
It certainly does. Even though I am not being able to jump into the market for rental at this time, but prepping and trying to learn as much as possible by watching your videos. All your videos have all types/different information and very educational for anyone from beginners (like me) to experts.🙏🙏
This is basically us! Moved from CA to NC Oct 2020
I moved in November to NC lol awesome!!
@@mortgagesbyus9547 Great, hope you guys respect that's a RED STATE. Respect it and vote Republican! Don't come and ruin NC and make it into California.
As always Excellent connect Ken, appreciate you reinforcing the fundamentals👍👍
Thanks for watching and commenting. I really appreciate it!
Jam-packed with useful information! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Great data and thanks for sharing tools.
Thanks for watching - hope it helps you!
Thx Ken! Much love from Seattle. Appreciate your experience and knowledge 🙏
My pleasure! I hope you can use the info for your next project!
Thank you so much for your videos Ken!!
Glad you find them useful Steve!
Great info, thanks Ken!
Great video! I wonder where to look for this type of data for Canadian properties? 🇨🇦
Love this... thank you 👍🙏
You are so welcome! Glad you found it useful.
Great Information...Thanks for Sharing!! 🙌🏽
My pleasure! I'm glad you found it useful.
Solid stuff, thanks for the info
Great Video Ken!
Glad you enjoyed it
That digital board is really cool
Thank you. Ken
You are very welcome!
🔥🔥 thank you Ken
Thank you Suheib!
I am so surprised about Idaho. What do people do there?
Awesome video Ken! By the way, with some of the executive orders that are related to the oil and nat-gas area, should one be extra cautious when looking at investing in communities with strong ties to that industry?
Thanks Ken excellent video you got a new follower !
Welcome aboard! I appreciate you watching!
Awesome content. Thank you for sharing with us.
Thanks for watching and thanks for being a subscriber! I'm glad you are getting value from the videos.
Thank you for these websites!
Brothet Ken-outstanding info and references; ty for sharing; my eyes are on TN next Jana, TX
Glad it was helpful! TN was on a few of these lists!
What part of TN? We have been buying in Cleveland TN. Houses are selling within hours of being listed
PWCs call for Raleigh / Durham is dead on. I have never seen an area that is building housing like I see here. We are actually moving further south in NC to a small town to get away from the sprawl. Sold our home sight unseen, $15K over ask one day on the market.
Thanks for the informative video
My pleasure Ralph! I hope you can use some of the info to help you with your projects.
I read all your books, three times; watch every RUclips video. Met you real quick at George G.‘s party. Also read pretty much all Robert K.’s books; three times started with Rich Dad Poor Dad in 1998. Tom Wheelright’s books basically the whole circle’s books and videos. You all are my teachers and appreciate all your hard work and time!
Thank you kEn You’re the best ,
You are very welcome! I hope you find the info helpful!
Waiting on you to start a podcast!!
Great information!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this detail.
Glad it was helpful!
Nice! Cypress and Katy are basically Houston suburbs though
You r the best!
Leander is a suburb of Austin / Katy is a suburb of Houston / Cypress is a suburb of Houston
Thanks for watching and helping with the info!
Thanks for your content!!
My pleasure! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Great job Ken!
Muy bueno ken👍
Back at you big daddy! I appreciate you watching!
Thanks for the info.
No worries! Thanks for watching!
Always powerful stuff! ABC book literally helped me purchase my first few properties. Can't wait to get into multi fams. Thank you
Thanks for the support!
Regarding the teleworking aspect, employers are catching up on this and are starting to adjust the pay of their employees due to locality pay. This is especially true in government jobs. The locality pay can differ by a lot. A person earning 100k in Virginia will earn 125k for the same job in California.
Thank you ken!!!
Hi Ken, I have a quick question for you when you’re doing this type of analysis related to supply and demand do you take into account homebuilders and development when analyzing specifically the inventory?
Thank you.
Good content. This still doesn't give anyone a guarantee, because there are so many different strategies. Flippers might love a growing market. Landlords might like a cheap market with lots of low income tenants. One might argue 'cost of money is cheap so get in now!' Which is true, until the gov forces deregulation on mortgage companies again and all of your renters can suddenly afford a house of their own... temporarily... and we all know how that worked out.
Since people are leaving these outbound cities and states. Wouldn't it be smart to invest in affordable housing in these states and cities since prices will go down due to a decrease in demand? Or is that a hyper supply situation??
I'm wondering this exact same thing. Would it be wise to go buy in the areas where everyone is leaving? Assuming the prices are decreasing because so many have left for other regions.
Yeah I was thinking his claims depend on the strategy. Investing in a 'growing market' is fine if you have money and can hold until it yields returns. However, investing in a market that has dropped will warrant better deals for rental income.
Your the Best....Thank You
Ken, your information is informative. What is concerning for me as an individual who has been interested in real estate for years, but has no investment money to invest in real estate, I live in a high input real estate market, with what seems like prices skyrocketing daily. Affordable housing non existent. Hearing you say you have an acquisition employee who fly's around the country buying up real estate, in hot markets, to me interprets why the divide between rich get richer, poor gets poorer. In my beautiful area home ownership has become an unrealistic American dream for many state natives. Even the rents have become unaffordable. While there is money to be made in real estate, it seems very unfortunate for the majority of the everyday working class people cannot even afford their American dream. We cannot compete with the acquisition buyer's.
Thanks for watching and commenting L C! We certainly have a troubling divide between rich and poor in this country and I have done a few videos on strategies for supporting more affordable housing. I believe that we will can find solutions to these challenges. Again, I appreciate your support.
I feel you L C I live in a high col area. Sometimes you just need to sacrifice a lot. I see some like me who make less than the area living wage but (with a significant other) able to afford a place in a les than desirable area. But this takes a lot of work and time. Most people in my area both renters and owners live paycheck to paycheck. A few of the older ones who own property can afford vacations, but not exotic vacations.
Good luck to you, it is a struggle and I hope you do well. I hope I do well to eventually 🙃
Love your content...
Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment!
I live in Florida and I’m invested here as well. There is crazy competition down here! I’m talking about waiting in lines in order to see a property and sending offers to homes that have 50+ offers. It’s a hot hot market 🥵
Thanks for another great video!
Good luck with your search! Thanks for watching and commenting, I'm glad you found it useful.
Same! Where are you at in Florida?
Excellent
Thank you so much 😀
What do you see for Redmond, Washington and surrounding areas as Bellevue and Kirkland
Amazing coach. I made my first $30,000 profit on demo account today after completing this course. Thanks a lot for your efforts
California has had negative net migration for several years now. not just 2020
Apparently they also have a huge population. Apparently they have a higher population than the rest of the country combined.
I’m surprised that PWC has Long Island, NY on the list. The property taxes are extremely high as well as the real estate prices and has a lot of local government corruption. Not to mention : it’s an island! Imagine trying to bug outta there in these chaotic times.
Long Island is a Southeby's-scale market. Areas closer in have a lot of opportunity for 'fixer-uppers.'
You can always (exaggeration) fix a home but you can't fix location.
You know when I tell you this man is brilliant? Ken McElroy is brilliant he is taking the time to break this down tell you the website oh my God I love this man. You add so much value to the real estate community ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎑🎑🎑🎑🎑🎑🎑🎑
Thanks! But isn’t there some validity to be contrarian and buy in places like nyc right now bc prices have dropped so low? Can you please comment on that? People can move... but maybe they’ll move back
Especially if a company adopts certain expectations such as being in office to work.
Thank you Ken. Great presentation.
What kind of real estate are the big boys (big money) investing in now? New construction Single family homes (0.6 ish RV ratio) are being promoted all over the Internet. They seem to be targeted toward first time investors with limited resources. These properties with $200-$300 cash flow in the small towns seem very inefficient type of investments. Would you agree?
I've put this down on my list of potential videos.Thanks for watching and commenting!
How about 2022 ?
was hoping to buy our first home in phoenix. not so much anymore.
Location, location, location.
One of the keys to it all! Haha!
I want to invest. I have no clue on how to begin.
Look into Make Real Estate Real Program God Bless you and stay safe buddy
I recommend you read ken's book
"The ABC's of buying rental property". He breaks it down from he very beginning stages for those ready to jump in and see about the industry.
Ken... You're a beast!
Lol! Thanks I try and eat my Wheaties everyday!
Bro look at all the Californians moving to Vegas. Yes the entertainment industry is suffering but housing is booming.
Price Waterhouse thinks Boston is a hot market????
You'll have to read the report to see why.
Ken, you should create a show that covers what we thought 2019, 2020, and now 2021 would look like compared to what actually happened or is happening. So many pundits out there confusing their viewers.
Thanks Ken for the info & your expertise. I agree that COVID-19 accelerated what we all know is bound to happen.
You are very welcome
Ken nothing about seattle . No data
People leaving naples? Stats must be skewed as my RE brokerage has done plenty of business
Hey Robby I'm happy to hear. It is always good to get a variety of information! Glad to hear your firm is doing well. Thanks for watching!
The new Multifamily design work has picked up a bit as well.
Good to know!
the winners going forward will be the ones with the most cash to scoop up the deals once the mortgage and rent crisis unfolds.
but that might take another year or two.... what do you do with that "cash" as it crumbles and defaults literally?
We are in the biggest bubble We have ever seen. This is the everything bubble. Real estate, commercial real estate, treasuries, currencies, and so on. I see a hyperinflationary depression coming. We going back on lockdown after the summer so it's a matter of time before this bubble pops.
Before this bubble pops you better research what a bail-in law is. They passed this law in 2016.
I'm starting to develop some pretty serious cash flow. I would love to have a meeting with you sometime.
Thanks for watching and commenting twice! The last 4 months have me really slammed, I have a Facebook forum through my website and my team is working on a member forum that we hope to have up and running soon. I think that is a good place for us to connect and has the added benefit and support of an active community.
Ken any Chance I could Interview you on my RUclips Channel called One Rental at a Time? The advice in this video is outstanding, especially if you are looking at Large Multi Family Properties. Unfortunately I believe a lot of Newbie investors who are looking at Single Family Homes will see this video as Permission to NOT do the Work but instead KEEP researching, keep looking for that next piece of data. Folks we need to move, we need to go else the market will just pass them by once again.