1924: Three Types of Markets, The Economy During COVID, & What NAR is Saying About Home Prices

Published: Nov. 21, 2022, 10:42 p.m.

b'

We are in a serious inflationary spiral right now and as real estate investors, we need to understand that the effects we are seeing and experiencing vary from one market to another.\\xa0

\\xa0

Listen to this episode to learn more about what these factors are, what\\u2019s really going on, and what we should be expecting in the months to come!

\\xa0

Key Talking Points of the Episode

01:11 What is the NAR saying about home prices?

03:23 What are new home builders experiencing today?

07:58 How can you see what\\u2019s really happening in different markets?

09:50 What news do we have on Wall Street and the crypto market?

11:10 What is the importance of investing directly?

14:06 How can income properties save your money?

15:56 Should the government continue getting involved in the rental market?

17:46 What are the bubble possibilities in different markets today?

21:40 What is the Hartman Comparison Index?

24:59 What are the 3 types of markets in the country?

30:20 What are the dogs that aren\\u2019t barking today?

33:35 What does housing inventory look like today in the US?

36:50 Why is it unlikely that a crash will happen soon?

40:58 Are we in a similar situation as the recession in 2008?

43:45 What can you compare real estate values with?

48:48 What happened to the economy during COVID?

51:33 Why should you be careful with your comparisons?

54:58 What makes the CPI misleading?

57:38 Where can you find the real inflation numbers?

01:01:36 Why do we feel like housing prices are unreasonable?

01:04:16 Does house pricing really matter?

01:06:12 What does affordability have to do with the rental market?

\\xa0

Quotables

\\xa0

\\u201cWith income property, you\\u2019re going to make money and even if you don\\u2019t, even if you breakeven, at least you\\u2019re not gonna lose.\\u201d - Jason Hartman

\\xa0

\\u201cThe game of real estate, as we all know for a season, is that over time, the prices are going to be higher than they are today.\\u201d - Jason Hartman

\\xa0

\\u201cPeople are so myopic because they are making bad comparisons. They\\u2019re comparing things to the way they were a year or two years ago, that is not the right comparison.\\u201d - Jason Hartman

\\xa0

\\u201cAnything in the world can be valued by 2 things \\u2013 utility and scarcity.\\u201d - Jason Hartman

\\xa0

\\u201cThe thing you always need to understand is that rents lag prices by a good 2 years, maybe really 3 years or more, it depends where.\\u201d - Jason Hartman

\\xa0

Links

\\xa0

Website: Empowered Investor Live

https://www.empoweredinvestor.com/live

\\xa0

Website: Jason Hartman

https://www.jasonhartman.com

\\xa0

Book: Debt: the First 5000 Years

https://www.amazon.com/Debt-First-5-000-Years/dp/1612191290

\\xa0

Website: Shadow Government Statistics

http://www.shadowstats.com/

'