Warning From America's Largest Landlord

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American's largest landlord is worried there will not be enough houses to buy. At the same point in time, Jerome Powell is committed to increasing interest rates and shrinking the balance sheet. We are going to see a whole new economy, this new economy will be one where builders work exclusively for private equity companies and all they do is build communities and neighborhoods for large corporations. There will be very little small builder tract homes being built and instead they will only supply housing to Wall Street institutions who can float all of the money to buy the land, pay for all of the materials and hire all of the labor upfront. All of which is getting much more expensive for real estate investors. This all will be a problem for small builders because they do not know if rates continue to rise if buyers will still be there to purchase the properties at these rates. That coupled with the increased costs associated with building these homes. We are seeing a whole new real estate market and it looks like its going to be one for the rich. We are also seeing real estate markets like Los Angeles, Miami and New York City skyrocket in rental prices. My suggestion is not to live in these markets unless you have to do so. The key is to own real estate and to control your destiny rather than being tied down to a lease that is really not affordable.

What do you think about the real estate market and all of what is happening around the economy?