153: State Of The Real Estate Market, Housing Affordability, Hurricanes
Get Rich Education · Keith Weinhold
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Show Notes
#153: Where are real estate prices headed? I discuss this with Kathy Fettke of The Real Wealth Network. Demand still exceeds supply in many places.
But in coastal areas, affordability problems could be a constraint on future appreciation.
The latest Case-Shiller 20-City Index shows 5.7% year-over-year housing price growth. Though this is surely an imperfect metric, it is a historically sustainable growth rate. It is also supported with responsible lending.
Kathy & I have each invested through the 2008-2009 Mortgage Meltdown and Great Recession. We discuss how that shapes our investor behavior.
I also discuss how natural disasters like hurricanes can pummel those that have a lot of equity in their properties.
I bring you today's show from Punta Gorda, Belize.
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Listen to this week's show and learn:
01:05 Hurricanes: how to protect your real estate.
05:33 When a loan is made, the borrower is in more control than the lender.
10:14 Supply vs. Demand.
12:56 Builders aren't building the most in-demand housing types.
13:20 Housing Affordability Index (HAI).
16:07 30-40% of the USA is overpriced. 60%+ is not.
18:28 Annual price appreciation is 5.7% per the latest Case-Shiller numbers.
20:05 Recency bias.
25:25 Holding Kathy & I accountable for what we said 19 months ago. The Fed, Trump.
31:25 Higher interest rates? Apartment buildings will be riskier than single family homes.
34:55 Best places for real estate investors today.
38:32 Texas.
41:02 More renters and fewer buyers mean that new RE investors are needed.
44:17 Trump will protect the mortgage interest deduction and 1031 Exchange.
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