Sad State of San Francisco Retail Space
San Francisco Retail Space
Closed stores. Abandoned offices. Empty buildings. There’s concern over San Francisco’s future and what needs to be done to attract businesses and tourism.
“This is a big wake up call…” Sh-t that alarm clock has been buzzing for years and SF politicians keep hitting the snooze button! Read more 
California Housing – first time home buyer program
California Housing
The state of California is considering a new first-time buyers program. Keep in mind that the details on this program are not all in yet and nothing is official.
Some believe we are witnessing the downfall of Los Angeles, San Francisco and every city in between. We are going to see massive changes coming to the real estate space and though this will be a big impact on small business owners as well as first time home buyers who want to purchase their first home. Read more
California Real Estate – It’s Over!
California Real Estate – It’s Over!
Yes, I’ve seen this before in 2005. . .home prices still going up while home sales are falling!
For those of you who may not be regular readers here is the link to the first warning blog post that I put out; my first post where I called the real estate market top was June 15, 2021 (https://www.brokerforyou.com/brokerforyou/real-estate-market-downturn/ ) . On June 17 I had a follow-up post ( https://www.brokerforyou.com/brokerforyou/real-estate-market-bust/ ) where I added additional indicators, that to me showed that the market was in a topping phase right now! I put the links to each one of those prior post above, and would suggest if you’re interested, to reread those posts! Read more
The Plan for Real Estate
Plan for Real Estate
Real Estate has been a great real estate investment for many real estate investors and most real estate investors make a lot of money over the course of their life by investing in great real estate and holding onto that real estate and passing that real estate down from one generation to the next.
They teach their children how to property buy rental properties and do to that their children also bring in a lot of passive income on their own due to the real estate education that they are given from generation to generation. Read more
Is California headed for a huge economic collapse and housing crash
California housing crash
Five states that could be heading for a huge economic collapse and housing crash.
People are moving out of these states in droves. Job losses in these states are near record highs according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. With government stimulus programs ending (eviction moratorium, unemployment assistance, and stimulus checks) and interest rates rising, these job losses could lead to a devastating economic downturn and housing crash.
Destroying the small landlord in Los Angeles
Destroying the small landlord in Los Angeles
Gavin Newsom is on a mission to destroy multi family real estate investing and to end the small landlord in Los Angeles.
The eviction moratorium has greatly impacted the lives of both landlords and tenants as both were sold a false sense of security. Read more
California Extends Eviction Ban – Taking of Private Property
California Extends Eviction Ban
Gov. Newsom and the Democratic super-majority in Sacramento just passed the new law extending and modifying the ban on evictions for those Californians affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Now the ban extends until February 1, 2021! I should say at this point, that this article is just my opinion and should not be regarded as legal advice. Anyone affected or believed to be affected by this new law, should consult with their legal and tax advisors before taking any action whatsoever.
I’ve written about this situation before and how it’s my opinion the way this moratorium was set up actually amounts to the taking of personal property from landlords in California without just compensation. Well, I will modify that and say, the California ban on evictions takes personal property from California landlords without any compensation whatsoever! Read more
California Real Estate Crash?
California Real Estate Crash
The hardest thing to ever predict is “When” will the markets crash. In this video, I will show you what new things are developing in the real estate and mortgage markets and we will try and take a guess to predict the timing of the next real estate housing correction.
Here are 3 major factors that discuss in depth in the video:
1. Debt Loads U.S. households are cracking under the weight of the debt they’re carrying. Household debt has risen for 23 straight quarters – and as of April, it stands at $14.3 trillion, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Auto debt’s been rising steadily for 36 months and now totals $1.35 trillion. Student loan debt exceeds $1.42 trillion. Credit card debt totaling more than $1.079 trillion just saw delinquencies rise 9.09% in April – to their highest level in two years. Read more
California’s Push Against Private Real Estate
California’s Push Against Private Real Estate
New Proposed bill will reduce California rents by 25%.
Just when you think there cannot be any more draconian California measures taken against the real estate market, a bill in the California legislature, if enacted, would reduce rents by 25%!
Sure, I know this sounds crazy, but it is in fact a real possibility! The California legislature’s bill is AB 828 proposed by San Francisco Democrat assemblyman Phil Ting.
This bill like the entire liberal progressive agenda is being pushed under the guise of a coronavirus measure. It has absolutely nothing to do with our current pandemic. I will clarify that a little does have to do with our pandemic of stupid liberal progressive ideas forced upon the middle class in California! Read more
California’s Most Miserable Cities
California’s most miserable cities according to Business Insider
Business Insider just released a list of the 50 most miserable cities in America and 10 of those cities are in California. 
According to Business Insider their list used census data from a thousand cities and focused on opportunities, devastation from natural disasters, crime and addiction rate as well as abandoned houses. Read more