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Why Rents Will Continue to Rise: Financial Freedom, #139
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Are you waiting for the housing market to crash? You may be waiting for another 20 years.
There are simply too many investors, institutions, and REITs waiting to make great purchases at excellent prices.
As investors buy up our neighborhoods, they will continue to push rents to the limit.
The only way to get ahead of the rental curve is to capture exponential growth in your life. You can do this with business and investing.
Working a 9-5 job usually gives you linear growth, which keeps you behind exponential growth. You have to do something incredible to get ahead. Good Luck!
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MILITARY FAMILY INVESTING | Joshua King | Home of the Free PDF
Why Rents Will Continue to Rise
All Right Reserved Military Family Investing | 01 Why Rents Will Continue to Rise
02 Will the Housing Market Crash?
03 Is Your Neighborhood Being Overtaken by Investors?
04 Home Buying for the Average Person 2
05 Real Estate Investing in Your 30s
06 Diversify Your Home Equity
07 High-Yield Savings vs. CD Ladders vs. Series I
Bonds
08 Your Daily Routine Is Your Success
09 Feel Special with Special Dividends
10 Start a Review & Content Business for Passive Income
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01 Why Rents Will Continue to Rise
02 Will the Housing Market Crash?
03 Is Your Neighborhood Being Overtaken by Investors?
04 Home Buying for the Average Person 2
05 Real Estate Investing in Your 30s
06 Diversify Your Home Equity
07 High-Yield Savings vs. CD Ladders vs. Series I
Bonds
08 Your Daily Routine Is Your Success
09 Feel Special with Special Dividends
10 Start a Review & Content Business for Passive Income
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01 Why Rents Will Continue to Rise
Are you waiting for a housing crash before jumping into the market? Well, you may be waiting for a very long time.
The rental market will continue to rise for the foreseeable future for one main reason—investors.
There are simply too many individual and foreign investors, institutions, syndications, and real estate investment trusts (REITs) for there to be a significant crash.
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Access to cheap money. While Mainstreet buyers (us) pay 6-7% on our new mortgages, investors still can access cheap cash.
Plus, they can liquidate a few properties in a place like California to buy an entire neighborhood in Alabama or Mississippi.
The big bad investors will swoop in to take these deals as soon as the numbers start to go back in favor of buyers (us).
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Follow the money. Investors use capitalization rates to decide where to invest their capital. For all intents and purposes, cap rates are akin to dividend yields.
As cap rates begin to favor investing in certain towns and cities, investors will be right back to buy up street blocks or build neighborhoods to rent.
During the 2008 housing crash, these entities were less prevalent. Airbnb was just getting started at the beginning of the crash.
Airbnb allows the average person to become a real estate investor. The housing market favors people who already own homes because they can leverage
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