Investing with confidence requires staying informed. But with news sources giving conflicting takes on the economy, it can be hard to sift through the headlines and find the relevant information. Join On the Market, a BiggerPocket’s Podcast and RU-vid Channel, presented by Fundrise, for a fun, fact-driven glimpse inside the world of real estate, personal finance, and economics.
Looking forward to it. It's really gone down hill since David (not Dave) took over, I think you have the right energy to elevate the main podcast, Dave (not David).
Dave is the best host, but the problem with the podcast is that there are too many episodes a week so it's watered down. I would prefer Dave stay on On The Market exclusively.
I lost over $70k when everything started to tank. Not because I was in an exchange that went belly up. I was just stupid to hold and because that's what everyone said. I'm still responsible. It just taught me to be a better investor now that I understand more of what could go wrong. It took me over two years of being in the market, I'm really grateful I found one source to recover my money, at least $10k profits weekly. Thanks Natalie Strayer .
I'm surprised that you just mentioned Natalie Strayer here also Didn’t know she has been good to so many people too this is wonderful, i'm in my fifth trade with her and it has been super.
Natalie Strayer has really set the standard for others to follow, we love her here in Canada 🇨🇦 as she has been really helpful and changed lots of life's
Most people are retiring this year and has nothing to show for. But I assure you it’s never late to get your financial life together again.. All thanks to Natalie Strayer for I and my family
Love the show still but y'all give James way too much shit about having money 😆 He frames problems in percentage to make it relatable. This is a Wealth building related podcast right? 😆 Don't change James!
I really don't think climates changing is controversial. The reason for the climate change is controversial. Facts show that climates are changing in some areas causing higher insurance rates.
One thing I've learned from urban planners on RU-vid is that urban areas subsidize suburbs. Suburbs lack density and depend on speculative growth to survive. If growing suburbs stop growing, they have trouble funding maintenance on roads, bridges, and government services. If you're in the suburbs for the longer term, be careful.
I moved from Maryland to Alabama because they do not tax your pension. Both my wife and I have government pensions. I was also able to take Maryland money and buy rentals in Alabama
Great information Lady and gentlemen! Thank you I appreciate it. Enjoyed the banter and the information. Let me give credence to Mr. James Dainard analysis. I didn't buy my homes in PHX at the price point that Mr. James Dainard is buying at. But over ten years ago, I purchased four homes in PHX that I still own at a much lower price than Mr. James Dainard purchased his house, but what he is saying is absolutely correct even at a lower price point. There are ~3 summer months were the A/C has to run each year which the utility bill can be offset with a few solar panels. All the best in Scottsdale! Depending on what entertainment you prefer, There's a lot to do in PHX & a lot of events come to phx!
A lot of people have been burned out, flooded out or have their house blown down. They moved because of climate change, not a fear of climate change. Today's host won't buy in flood zone and that should be a clear indicator on their real perspective on climate change.
doubt that climate change factors into the thought process of moving. However, political division definitely does. In 2020-2022 we saw leaders harp down on their constituents with demands of do what i say not what i do. If people love their state, they will stay but when the leaders put in yes high costs to feed their government/regulations to feed their government then they will move to a government that is not as offensive. Lack of law and order will cause movement as well, like in the city of st louis, people don't feel safe so not only are residents fleeing but so are the businesses...
I don't know who needs to hear this but the climate is always changing. Al Gore 24 years ago was talking about the end of the planet in 20 years due to "global warming."
If cash flow goes down then those that purchased rentals too high, will sell. That will bring more inventory to the average home buyers and keep cost down. Unfortunately many new "investors landlords" were sold the coaching and ideas that home values never go down (which is a lie since values go up and down, even on the way up long term). So many newbie investors income to debt ratio is too high and they are pricing themselves out of the market rent. If the government leaves it alone, and doesn't lower interest rates ridiculously low and long, the natural process of supply and demand will correct naturally
I can't listen bullshit, let go off spurious numbers from the government....the party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears, it was their final and most essential command- orwell 1984
@13:50 the idea that the Fed easing rates will help unemployment isn't correct, but understandable why someone would make that claim. Just because congress gave the Fed a dual mandate doesn't mean that is how the financial system works. If anything, lowering rates might have the opposite effect based off prior rate hike cycles.
Yea they act like 1 year of wage growth beating inflation makes up for the past few years. Not even close. Average home alone went up over 40% since 2020. That's housing alone, not everyday goods we buy. There's also used cars. They are wayyy more expensive. Rates way up too. Most people's wages have not kept up with that at all
I HOPE THE RATES GO UP TO 16% LIKE THE 1980'S !!!!! THEN I CAN PAY SOME DAVE RAMSEY CA$H FOR HOUSES AT LOW PRICES EVEN EASIER !!!! I HATE LOW RATES !!!! THEY INCREASE THE PRICE ON THE HOUSES !!!! LOL !!!!
