Rising mortgage rates have sidelined many would-be homebuyers, but for institutional investors, it has become an opportunity as home builders try to unload properties.
What underlying factors are contributing to inflation and how can investors position themselves for profit in today’s economic environment? Find out in this special report from Robert Fraser of Aspen Funds!
The Real Estate Guys™ are headed back to the New Orleans Investment Conference in just a few weeks. YOU are invited … and STRONGLY encouraged to join us. It’s never been more important to PAY ATTENTION to what’s happening in the economy and financial system. If you’re not familiar with the term “The Great Reset”, who may want to look it up. It could be coming to a theater near you and your wealth.
Of course, as savvy investors realize, the Fed is trapped and MUST inflate … and they inflation is at least partially aimed at housing … the obvious play is to get in front of the Fed by investing in quality markets and property types … those likely to benefit from the very conditions the Fed is creating. That’s why we’re headed to Jacksonville, Florida VERY soon … We’re going to tour the market, meet with our teams, and look at brand new build-to-rent housing inventory.
Traders who play in the futures markets are familiar with the phrase, “Wash, rinse, repeat”. It describes how pros routinely relieve amateurs of their wealth in the Wall Street casinos.
But the same thing happens on Main Street … it’s just MUCH slower … and it’s easier for newbies to win because the action is too boring for real sharks.
As we’re approaching Memorial Day, which seems to have devolved into simply another commercialized break from the daily grind …
Some people like watching birds. Others auto racing. When we were young, watching submarine races was pretty popular. Today, we’re die-hard Fed watchers. The Fed is THE giant elephant in the economy we’re all trapped in … and whether the Fed likes us, hates us, or doesn’t know we exist … … if the elephant steps on …
Gold, the Fed and the Treasury are all saying something … Read More »
Although we know there’s a lot more to real estate than just housing, it’s a HOT topic right now … and for good reason.
Last time we delved into the housing bubble talk that’s been percolating lately … especially from Wall Street, who seems to be blind to their own bubbles.
Even casual observers of real estate and financial news have been hearing a lot of talk about rising housing prices and the potential for a bubble.
It’s probably an understatement to say the financial news is conflicting and confusing at best … and perhaps distracting and misleading at worst. To make matters worse, mainstream financial media and most alternative media don’t look at events from the perspective of Main Street real estate investors. But we do. So let’s take a look …