It's not a bub --

>it's not a bub --

hoomer bros... I'm getting a little nervous.

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huh my property tax is paid for by my escrow so it’s a different address right

How great would it be if these "investors" lost 80% of their net worth and then killed themselves. Haha! Oh man... what a hoot!

Oh geez, that would indeed be bad...

>der boomer
Moving out of the country, not going to hold your bags old fuck.

They shouldn't be allowed to do this with housing.
How many of those are even Americans?

yes. his chart could just as easily be argued that its been an increase in first time home buyers and people who didn't have a mortgage were getting one as well. they need to account for those for it to be a sound study. That's probably why he consults and doesn't invest himself. hes just good at selling people on why they should get into real estate investment before its too late and why they should hire his firm to help.

Pls god yes

they shouldn't, but your government doesn't give a shit because the cashflow is sooo good.

The only time western governments gave a shit about people laundering money and buying houses in their own countries was during the ukraine crisis... and only against russian oligarchs. Other criminals are allowed to continue buying ;)

Why are you acting as though the world runs on morality and not nepotism? Have you been brainwashed user?

How is that surprising? About a third of the housing market being rental seems about right.

>A corporate real estate buyout is a bubble now

When the interest rates rise its going to hit home hard.

it's not a bubble because it's not going to pop.
there will never be a selloff, just more dip buying.
there's no reasons to ever sell houses.

Geez Louis, let's hope that awful event does not happen.

i will unironically support the fed if they continue to raise rates

I don't think you understand how bubbles finally pop. You are forced to sell. Banks have inside information so they sell before you. It's a domino effect.

>could just as easily
The odds are incredible that it's what you said and not what he said, but yea, technically, it COULD be what you said.
lmao
>that elephant could just as easily fly as that bird
okay

Shhh, Scotty doesn't know.

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you will own nothing and will be happy

Only way to be forced to sell is to have an ARM

If you didn’t buy a house or refin your FIXED RATE mortgage while rates were 0% that’s your own fault.

If you bought an ARM at 0% you’re beyond retarded for buying the literal bottom with an adjustable rate and the ONLY direction for rates to go is up.