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22
Oct

San Diego’s New Eviction Rules

San Diego’s New Eviction Rules

Landlords in San Diego are not happy with the new proposed eviction rules in the city.

They say that the eviction rules will force landlords to leave properties neglected rather than doing updates and repairs, because a permit will be required if they desire to evict a tenant at the end of the lease to do updates. Read more »

29
Jul

San Diego’s Housing Agenda

San Diego’s Housing Agenda

When landlords withdraw their efforts to provide rental housing a shortage will result. That creates an upward pressure on rents thereby making rents even less affordable. This form of rent control has been tried before so many times but has never worked. If it ever did it would be utilized in every rental property across the country.

Honestly, it seems painfully clear it is time to no longer be a landlord in California. This is just the beginning of the path California is walking. It is not going to get better for landlords. The small guy is going to be crushed. Read more »

29
Oct

Vacant Housing Inventory

Vacant Housing Inventory

The deluge of Inventory could be worse than the Subprime Housing Crisis in 2008.

Real estate investors are unloading vacant home inventory on the US housing market. Read more »

28
Apr

How the Government RIGGED the Housing Bubble

2022 Housing Bubble – Setup by the Government

By creating an Artificial Shortage of Homes over the last 2 Years,

the Government has RIGGED our current Housing Market!

Housing Inventory is at all-time lows while Home Prices are at all-time highs. Both home buyers and real estate investors are priced out of the Market and fear a Housing Crash. This problem was exacerbated by the Federal Government during the pandemic in 4 Key Ways:

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13
Mar

Housing Market 2022

Housing Market 2022

Real Estate, housing market, buyer demand and interest rates

The Federal Reserve board has already announced that they’re going to be a number of interest rate hikes this year. I think the Russian Ukrainian conflict has put that on a temporary hold.

Quite a few people believe that once this conflict is over, we’re going to see the interest rate start there climb higher. As always, once interest rates start to move up, housing affordability and housing demand decrease.
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30
Jun

San Diego Coastal Real Estate

San Diego Coastal Real Estate

Though this video is focused on the Miami building collapse and what the local Miami officials may soon be implementing to all coastal construction, it’s my belief, that these same issues exist right here in San Diego and can have devastating effects on existing coastal properties not only in San Diego but all of the California developed coastal ranges.

Some builders have said that Sea level rise has nothing to do with the condo collapse. The building fell exactly like 911 towers, floor by floor. If the ground foundation had issues the building would have sunk or leaned one side.

Miami Real Estate is going through a BIG change right now, here is what the media is not telling you just yet.. This story is slowly coming so surface but one of the leading causes is apparently climate change. Read more »

2
Jun

2021 Housing Bubble

2021 Housing Bubble

Great to hear Schiff’s perspective on how inflation is the driving force behind the RE bubble. Gives me some reassurance on buying a primary residence in this market, since the inventory crunch isn’t getting solved any time soon. A hard asset is way better than holding fiat currency, especially as inflation worsens.

Love how you’re already up $30K on your lumber stockpile! Raw materials are going through the roof. Copper is another one that is seeing all time highs. Read more »

15
Jun

Real Estate Market Recovery

Real Estate Market Recovery

San Diego real estate market Real Estate Market Recovery

With nationwide lockdowns beginning to lift, buyers and sellers who took a pause during the COVID-19 pandemic are starting to venture out into what used to be the hot summer home-buying market.

The economy and the housing market continue to see signs of improvement—particularly in terms of buyer demand. The labor market impacts continue to shrink while mortgage applications and showing appointments continue to improve. More REALTORS® are closing deals and helping their clients to purchase homes. Read more »

23
May

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 »

9
Apr

Coronavirus – San Diego real estate

Coronavirus effect on San Diego real estate

If you think real estate sales will just pick up from where we were before the virus, I have a bridge in Brooklyn for sale!

This is just my interpretation, and I could be wrong so one should again do their own investigation and talk with your own legal and financial professionals.

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